CLEAN: Blair hits back over Iraq legal advice

The transcript discusses the perceived theatrical nature of an inquiry into the Iraq War, highlighting the ignored documentation suggesting Saddam Hussein's willingness to go into exile. It calls for Tony Blair's accountability for war crimes and criticizes the inquiry's limited scope, set up by the government. The global impact of the war is also addressed.

What is the main criticism of the inquiries mentioned in the first section?

• They are too expensive.

• They are merely theatrical and set up.

• They involve too many people.

• They are too quick to conclude.

What was the documented nonviolent option regarding Saddam Hussein?

• He was ready to negotiate peace.

• He wanted to form an alliance.

• He was willing to go into exile.

• He planned to surrender.

What is the desired outcome for Tony Blair according to the second section?

• To retire from politics.

• To write a book about his experiences.

• To be tried at the International Criminal Court.

• To receive a public apology.

Why is the inquiry described as 'polite'?

• It is conducted in a formal setting.

• It avoids harsh questioning.

• It is open to the public.

• It includes many participants.

What question is raised about Tony Blair's role in the war?

• Why did he choose a different strategy?

• Why was he not supported by other leaders?

• Why was he allowed to make the decision alone?

• Why did he not consult the public?