Performing a citizen's arrest for war crimes on Tony Blair

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Tony Blair will be speaking at the Discovery Invest Leadership Summit on the 30th August at 15.45.
Sandton Convention Centre, Maude Street, Sandown.

If anyone wants to perform a citizens arrest on Mr Blair for war crimes here are some tips from http://www.arrestblair.org

The method we recommend is calmly to approach Mr Blair and in a gentle fashion to lay a hand on his shoulder or elbow, in such a way that he cannot have any cause to complain of being hurt or trapped by you, and announce loudly, “Mr Blair, this is a citizens’ arrest for a crime against peace, namely your decision to launch an unprovoked war against Iraq. I am inviting you to accompany me to a police station to answer the charge.”

If any police officers are accompanying Mr Blair, you should explain the charge to them, and encourage them to support you by arresting him.

You are advised not to put yourself at risk of charges of assault or false imprisonment. In other words, do not cling onto Blair or attempt to drag him anywhere.

You are unlikely to get much further than that. But as long as the attempt is picked up by the media, the point will have been made: he is a war criminal who can expect to be pursued for his crime wherever he goes.
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There is also over £9000 bounty money in the kitty for his arrest.

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If he has diplomatic immunity you'd get into a crapload of trouble if you try to perform a citizen's arrest on him.
 
ROFL...:D

This is going to be priceless watching tinfoil nutters argue over who gets to touch his shoulder first...
 
Yeah, let's see how well that will go down....

[video=youtube;gukwO4uCgTY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gukwO4uCgTY[/video]
 
This will be funny as fek..

To think some random moron will get anywhere near Tony to even lay a hand on him.... The random moron will have had the shyte beaten out of them first.
 
Happened before at a university if I recall.
Would be funny though, lets put Africa on the map lol, hope someone gets him!!!
Ill donate some money to his lawyers fees:p
 
Garyvdh said:
Yeah, let's see how well that will go down....

[video=youtube;gukwO4uCgTY]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gukwO4uCgTY[/video]
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Listen to what the Afrikaans bodyguards says to the guy! Quote: Ek gaan jou P*#$!! (0:18min)
hahha
 
What sort of company is Discovery to be actively sponsoring such individuals, publically disgraced at formal hearings within their own countries, under the guise of 'leadership'?

Perhaps ask them yourselves at : [email protected] and let us know the answer
 
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http://www.timeslive.co.za/local/2012/08/28/tutu-pulls-out-of-leadership-summit-over-blair

Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has withdrawn from a leadership summit in Johannesburg because of the attendance of former British prime minister Tony Blair, his office said on Tuesday.

"The Archbishop has spent considerable time over the past few days wrestling with his conscience and taking counsel from trusted advisers with respect to his attendance at the event," it said in a statement.

"Ultimately, the Archbishop is of the view that Mr Blair's decision to support the United States' military invasion of Iraq, on the basis of unproven allegations of the existence in Iraq of weapons of mass destruction, was morally indefensible."
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Good move.
 
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