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01 May 2005

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Lest we forget - these were "Blair's bombs", John Pilger. UKWatch, 12.7.05. Pilger discusses how the illegal Bush/Blair invasion of Iraq led to the carnage of the bomb attacks in London on 7 July: "While not doubting the atrocious inhumanity of those who planted the bombs (as if anyone could), no one should doubt that these were Blair's bombs; and he ought not to be allowed to evade culpability with yet another unctuous Bush-inspired speech about "our way of life". The bomber struck because he and Bush attacked Iraq, having been warned by the Joint Intelligence Committee that "by far the greatest terrorist threat" to this country would be "heightened by military action against Iraq."". See UKWatch website - http://www.ukwatch.net

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