ChatterBank0 min ago
Still 8 Or 9 Months To Go.
Chilcot enquiry due next summer.
I guess that after 6 years, that's not too much longer to wait.
Mind you, don't hold your breath.
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I guess that after 6 years, that's not too much longer to wait.
Mind you, don't hold your breath.
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From the press release:
'Notwithstanding the not necessarily impenetrable though somewhat opaque tergiversations present in the circumlocutions of the abstruse and what some may not refrain from accounting recondite testimonies of the multifarious, manifold and heterogenous parties, it may not be implausible to assert, with an apologetic and bashful bravado, that a firm judgement on Iraq may be engendered without supererogatory vacillation.'
'Notwithstanding the not necessarily impenetrable though somewhat opaque tergiversations present in the circumlocutions of the abstruse and what some may not refrain from accounting recondite testimonies of the multifarious, manifold and heterogenous parties, it may not be implausible to assert, with an apologetic and bashful bravado, that a firm judgement on Iraq may be engendered without supererogatory vacillation.'
some documents took quite a while to emerge, it seems. And then of course governments don't want this sort of thing to be published before an election, do they? And everybody mentioned in it has to be given a right of reply first, in case anyone criticises them. And then naturally the whole thing has to be vetted by security chiefs before it's published.
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