Thanks, Mr. Wolf!

Cheers Janie. I'm sure I can trust you and other readers to keep it quiet, right? :)

Mum's the word. ;)

So Harry Whitewolf isn't real?

Jason wrote: "So Harry Whitewolf isn't real?"

Like I said in ReejecttIIon - a number two, I'm actually a sixteen year old school girl called Susan.

That was you?

I accidentally just shared this on twitter. Sorry "Harry Whitewolf."

BUSTED

Rebecca wrote: "I accidentally just shared this on twitter. Sorry "Harry Whitewolf.""

That's O.K. Just tell everyone on Twitter to keep it quiet.

If anyone ever finds out about my children's books, I'll go to jail, which is why I don't write children's books.

Arthur wrote: "If anyone ever finds out about my children's books, I'll go to jail, which is why I don't write children's books."

Hahaha!

Arthur wrote: "If anyone ever finds out about my children's books, I'll go to jail, which is why I don't write children's books."

Haha careful what you say cos Rebecca will tweet it :-)

It's okay. I threatened to take Twitter's hashtags away and bar any mention of Trump or Regrexit. Twitter won't be a problem.

Rebecca wrote: "It's okay. I threatened to take Twitter's hashtags away and bar any mention of Trump or Regrexit. Twitter won't be a problem."

Can we have an amnesty for handing in hashtags?

here are all of mine ######################################################################

And a few ££££££££££££. won't be needing them anymore.

Nice!

I thought that was OUR secret ....

Alison wrote: "I thought that was OUR secret ...."

It was... Sorry to disappoint...

Now the secret's known by just a few more friends and nutters, but I'm sure they won't let the cat (er, or wolf) out of the bag either.

There's a spy in the camp!!

Alison wrote: "There's a spy in the camp!!"

My MI6 buddy confirms that... and he did the intelligence report for Saddam's WMD, so it must be true.

Must be true then!!

Oh no, does this mean Tony Blair is after us now?

Jason wrote: "Oh no, does this mean Tony Blair is after us now?"

Nah, he's too busy rehearsing his next bad acting speech where he pretends he cares and has remorse.

Harry wrote: "Jason wrote: "Oh no, does this mean Tony Blair is after us now?"

Nah, he's too busy rehearsing his next bad acting speech where he pretends he cares and has remorse."

It was an astonishing thing to watch. I don't subscribe to the rampant demonisation of Blair but his attempt to make his case after the fact did not do him any favours. I've heard him described as a sociopath, and that speech is very interesting to watch with that in mind. All I'm certain of is that the arrogance he displayed demonstrates his lack of judgement when it comes to assessing his audience. He's so slick that even if he was haunted by his decision or felt any kind of guilt no one would believe him. Blew my mind. Politicians can be such strange creatures.

Rebecca wrote: "Harry wrote: "Jason wrote: "Oh no, does this mean Tony Blair is after us now?"

Nah, he's too busy rehearsing his next bad acting speech where he pretends he cares and has remorse."

It was an asto..."

Well I DO subscribe to the Blair demonisation, but it was still very haunting to watch. I've seen better acting in the Big Brother house.

Love how after nine years of the inquiry they've ended up saying what half of us knew at the time of the invasion, only Chilcott, of course, wouldn't say Blair was a war criminal.

Those around him keep reiterating that things are clear only with the benefit of hindsight. From what I can make out Chilcott's points of criticism match note for note what were the main reasons those against the war, me included, saw in the run up for the call for military action. I was absolutely staggered he STILL tries to connect what happened in Iraq with Sept 11th. It's like he wants to dig his own grave! A part of me thinks that the whole cast of characters that surrounded Blair are so invested in the mythology of those times that they are convinced they can shape reality into their view of it. Make no mistake - I'm not a Blair apologist, and see the case for some sort of prosecution. He should be held accountable for his wilful incompetence at the very least. But dehumanising anyone is not my thing, whatever they've done.

Rebecca wrote: "Those around him keep reiterating that things are clear only with the benefit of hindsight. From what I can make out Chilcott's points of criticism match note for note what were the main reasons th..."

I completely agree with all that you say there - with the exception that: Blair could actually be a demon and not human at all, which then means I'm not necessarily unfairly demonising him. :)

Jokes aside (I mean, we've got to joke about this right?), yes, it is utterly incredible how those of us that were against going in could see through the bullshit and knew there was no case for the 45 minute claim and all the rest. Chilcott's told us nothing new at all. And, yeah, don't get me started on the 9/11 connection, which any fool could see at the time had nothing to do with Iraq.

(There should be further investigations into the blatant murder of weapons inspector David Kelly too...)

Blair said he was going in whatever. End of. He, Bush and members of intelligence should be held accountable and criminal prosecution should be brought.

No wonder our politicians go around doing anything they like when no one's ever held accountable and the worst they face is some kangaroo court.

If only we cold have a referendum on things like starting war.......

Agreed Harry - the only sensible response to recent events - Brexit, Chilcott, and what IS happening in the US right now??? - is to laugh at the absurdity of it all. It does seen like one of those flashpoints of insanity that happens every so often where most thinking people are just like ?

The David Kelly incident was incredibly shady, both in what we know about what happened and how it was dealt with by the powers that be.

I guess there is something good to take away from the fact that Chilcott wasn't the whitewash that everyone expected. Truth can come out, like with Hillsborough, but the people seeking it have to wait so long and pay so heavily. You hit it exactly though - it's so tough to get those responsible into the dock.

I have had enough with referendums though :D

Rebecca wrote: "Agreed Harry - the only sensible response to recent events - Brexit, Chilcott, and what IS happening in the US right now??? - is to laugh at the absurdity of it all. It does seen like one of those ..."

Good to hear your thoughts on all that Becs - we're on the same page. And I do fear the world really is experiencing some mass lunacy at the mo!

I'm sure things will get better just as soon as Theresa 'I covered up the paedophile M.Ps case' May is our new Prime Minister.

Haha - it's a sign of just how messed up things are when Theresa May is the best candidate for the tory leadership. Ouch.