What are the chances of Bliar ever being put before a war crimes court?
Blair didn't take us to war at gunpoint, and he was re-elected.
I wasn't asked if we should go to war. Our House of Commons made that decision for me. IIRC, war was not a manifesto pledge.
100 000+ marched to protest against the war.
Bliar lied to Parliament, to get cross-party support for the phoney war.
The dossier was tricked up, to make a case for war where none existed.
And to think that his re-election was a tacit acceptance / approval of his phoney war would be foolish - elections are won and lost on a range of issues, mostly "will I be better off?" Labour's bankrupting the country for "just one more term" was just that.
You've previously acknowledged the apathetic state of the average Brit, AS - as long as something doesn't directly affect them, it is merely quickly-forgotten rant / moan material.
And what proportion of the voting population were directly affected by the wars? Clearly, not enough to precipitate a change of government..........