Blair 'should be jailed' for Iraq war, claims mother and son

The video tells the story of Jason Ward, whose father died in a helicopter crash during the Iraq War before Jason was born. It explores the emotional impact on Jason and his mother, Maylene, who faced numerous challenges, including health issues. The video also discusses the broader implications of the war, including the Chilcot report, and the ongoing grief experienced by families affected by the conflict.

What event led to Jason Ward's father not being present in his life?

• He left the family for personal reasons.

• He died in a helicopter crash in Iraq.

• He was involved in a car accident.

• He was deployed to another country.

How does Jason feel about meeting Tony Blair?

• He wants to have a long conversation with him.

• He would prefer to avoid meeting him.

• He would stare at him without speaking.

• He would thank him for his service.

What did Jason often do with his father's picture as a child?

• He would take it to bed with him.

• He would give it to his friends.

• He would take it to school.

• He would hide it under his bed.

What did Jason's mother, Maylene, fear when she was diagnosed with cancer?

• That she would lose her home.

• That she would have to move to another city.

• That Jason might become an orphan.

• That she would not be able to work again.

What is the significance of the Chilcot report for Jason and his mother?

• It offers a detailed account of the war.

• It helps them reconnect with lost family members.

• It provides financial compensation.

• It gives them closure about the reasons for the war.