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Blair prosecution opposed by attorney general, says paper

Blair prosecution opposed by attorney general, says paper - BBC News
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39620469


	Quote: However, the Guardian reports that an application made to Westminster magistrates court last year to summon Mr Blair was refused by district judge Michael Snow. It said that, as the former head of the government, and as government ministers, the trio had "implied immunity", and that the allegations could "involve details being disclosed under the Official Secrets Act".

Er, 'go fcuk yourself' and 'so bloody what?' spring to mind. 'Implied immunity'... Once again the establishment looks after it's own lest the plebs get any ideas.

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Re: Blair prosecution opposed by attorney general, says pape

pcernie wrote:

Blair prosecution opposed by attorney general, says paper - BBC News
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39620469


	Quote: However, the Guardian reports that an application made to Westminster magistrates court last year to summon Mr Blair was refused by district judge Michael Snow. It said that, as the former head of the government, and as government ministers, the trio had "implied immunity", and that the allegations could "involve details being disclosed under the Official Secrets Act".

Er, 'go fcuk yourself' and 'so bloody what?' spring to mind. 'Implied immunity'... Once again the establishment looks after it's own lest the plebs get any ideas.

how surprising the old boys club looking after the old boys, very Eton, Cambridge, Oxford ...

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