Exactly as the title says really, a motion has been tabled in the Scottish Parliament (sponsored by MSP Margo MacDonald (independent)) and is gaining support among the SNP members at least.
Jim Sillars, former SNP deputy leader Said:
"We have to ask if it can ever be right that a leader who, through conspiracy with another power and who paved the way to aggressive war through lies, distortions and manipulation of a parliament and people, should go unpunished while the victims of that war are either lying destroyed in their many thousands, or are living with the terrible consequences of it?"SOURCE: http://news.uk.msn.com/politics/msps...ove-on-blair-2, Mr Salmond said: "I fully understand the sentiment because I think that Tony Blair misled this country into an illegal war, and the consequences of that we are going to feel for generations to come. I led an attempt to impeach the prime minister on this very subject. In terms of the interpretation of Scots law, that's a matter for law officers."
What tangible chances does this, even if passed have of a) being legal and b) achieving anything?
(on a) I foresee Westminster over ruling them in a nano-second, as to b), well at least some one will have got the case on record)





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