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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
 
Tony Blair used deceit to justify Iraq war

Tony Blair used "deceit" to persuade parliament and the British people to support war in Iraq, Sir Ken Macdonald, the former director of public prosecutions, said today.

In an article in the Times, Macdonald attacked Blair for engaging in "alarming subterfuge", for displaying "sycophancy" towards George Bush and for refusing to accept that his decisions were wrong.

Macdonald's comments about Blair's decision to go to war are more critical than anything that has been said so far by any of the senior civil servants who worked in Whitehall when Blair was prime minister.

MacDonald is telling us something we already know, but it's still nice to hear it from someone who was close to the action.

It would have been a lot nicer to hear it back in 2003.

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