During an annual conference in Brighton, England Tony Blair stated that the ruling Labour Party should run for a third term. In this speech he
states that the intelligence that jusitifed the war was wrong but does NOT apologize for backing George W. Bush. Blair's support of this war has
caused people in his cabinet to resign their position to protest the government's stand on this war.
quote.bloomberg.com
Sept. 28 (Bloomberg) -- U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair said the ruling Labour Party should unite to win a third term in office after dividing over
his decision to go to war in Iraq.
He pledged to focus on tax relief for working families and improving schools and hospitals. He acknowledged intelligence used to justify the war was
wrong and stopped short of apologizing for backing his decision to help U.S. President George W. Bush topple Iraqi President Saddam Hussein.
``I can apologize for the information that turned out to be wrong,'' Blair said in a speech at Labour's annual conference in Brighton, England.
``But I can't, sincerely at least, apologize for removing Saddam.''
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During his speech at the conference Blair spoke about making the country better. Better school and hospitals were just a few topics covered.
However, the hostages and UK soldiers killed completely overshadowed the Blair's attempt to focus on other topics.
Well, the topic title is misleading......Tony never apologised, he hinted that Iraq had no weapons, barely, but did I hear the word "Sorry"? or "I
was wrong"?
At least Blair is showing how a true leader does his business, he is man enough to tell the truth and admit that the war in Iraq started with the
wrong iformation.