Compulsive viewing
What fun! The Iraq inquiry is set to have its busiest week yet:
Monday Jonathan Powell, Prime Minister’s chief of staff, 2001-07. Key involvement in planning for invasion and occupation
Tuesday Geoff Hoon, Defence Secretary, 2001-05. Accused of ordering military chiefs to delay preparations for invasion, and failing to secure funding
Wednesday Sir David Omand, Permanent Secretary Security and Intelligence Co-ordinator, 2002-05. Oversaw intelligence on Iraq’s weapons
Thursday Jack Straw. Foreign Secretary, 2001-06, now Justice Secretary. Key player in persuading MPs to send troops to support US-led invasion
Friday Sir Suma Chakrabarti, Permanent Secretary at the Department for International Development, 2002-07
Friday Sir Nicholas Macpherson, Permanent Secretary at Treasury, 2006-09. Did Government provide sufficient funds for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan?
A grand mix of those who'll be lying to protect their arses, and those who'll be telling the truth - for the first time - to protect their arses.
And a small chance - sadly a very small chance - that we'll finally hear some vital piece of evidence that will knock Saint Tony off his perch.
Make sure you've got plenty of popcorn.
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Monday Jonathan Powell, Prime Minister’s chief of staff, 2001-07. Key involvement in planning for invasion and occupation
Tuesday Geoff Hoon, Defence Secretary, 2001-05. Accused of ordering military chiefs to delay preparations for invasion, and failing to secure funding
Wednesday Sir David Omand, Permanent Secretary Security and Intelligence Co-ordinator, 2002-05. Oversaw intelligence on Iraq’s weapons
Thursday Jack Straw. Foreign Secretary, 2001-06, now Justice Secretary. Key player in persuading MPs to send troops to support US-led invasion
Friday Sir Suma Chakrabarti, Permanent Secretary at the Department for International Development, 2002-07
Friday Sir Nicholas Macpherson, Permanent Secretary at Treasury, 2006-09. Did Government provide sufficient funds for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan?
A grand mix of those who'll be lying to protect their arses, and those who'll be telling the truth - for the first time - to protect their arses.
And a small chance - sadly a very small chance - that we'll finally hear some vital piece of evidence that will knock Saint Tony off his perch.
Make sure you've got plenty of popcorn.
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2 comments:
Radio set to BBC Radio 4 for the week.
It will be interesting to see past the propaganda and into the lies.
I'd love to think that enquiry this might nail B'liar once & for all .. but realistically, I don't think its gonna happen .. unfortunately ..
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