If anyone watched the broadcast of the British Parliament's deliberations about Blair's guilt, they would know he was absolutely not exonerated. In fact to say so is outright perjury.

While the one commitee out of two did vote that they had found no guilt, it was by a one vote margin. There is still one more commitee to go. Also, the group that already voted repeatedly stated that they were not privy to all of the evidence and were requesting it again.

Several parliament members spoke out repeatedly stating that Mr. Campbell, who was responsible for the report itself, had no business even handling it before it was released. Although half the members, many from his own party, strongly disagreed with the ruling, and asked for more information, again, the SS lovers are only giving you half truths to support their case.

What else can you expect from a bushie.

I don't even have to prove they are liars, they have permanent hoof in mouth disease, and constantly get caught in the act.

He's been entirely cleared of any accusation that he is a decent, honest human being.

LONDON - Prime Minister Tony Blair's government mishandled intelligence material on Iraqi weapons, a parliamentary committee reported Monday, but said it found no evidence Blair or his ministers deliberately misled lawmakers.

The committee also cleared Blair's communications chief of accusations he redrafted an intelligence dossier against the wishes of intelligence agencies to include unreliable information.

The allegations, arising from a British Broadcasting Corp. report, have soured relations between the broadcaster and the government, which on Monday repeated its demand for an apology.

But the critical parliamentary report heaped further pressure on the government to find tangible evidence of Iraqi weapons of mass destruction - and said that without such proof, the accuracy of British intelligence dossiers would remain in doubt.

"It is too soon to tell whether the government's assertions on Iraq's chemical and biological weapons will be borne out," said the report.

Blair, like President Bush, has been charged by political opponents with overstating the threat posed by Iraq before the war as a means of justifying it.

Foreign Secretary Jack Straw defended the intelligence material and said the government had been right to go to war.

"Of course I understand that the public would like to see further evidence of the possession of chemical and biological weapons capability and plans to build nuclear capability," Straw said. "But the evidence available . . . at the time we took the decision to go to war was overwhelming."

http://www.gomemphis.com/mca/america_at_war/article/0,1426,MCA_945_2094715,00.html

You and your co-conspirators wanted Blair to hang. So, how long until you admit that you have lost? Or will you ever admit it?

It doesn't appear you'll ever learn.