Iraq Inquiry: The War and the Role of the British and the United States Governments.

Sir John Chilcot,
The Head of the Iraq inquiry,
35 Great Smith Street,
London SW1P 3BG,
The United Kingdom.

Dear Sir John,

Re: Iraq Inquiry: The War and the Role of the British and the United States Governments.

The matter is quite simple. Mr. Tony Blair, the Ex-Prime Minister, together with Mr. George W. Bush Junior, the former president of the United States, formed an unholy alliance in order to convince the world that Mr. Saddam Hussein, Iraq Ex- President, (whom, as we all happen to know, was put on trial, as a War Criminal, and was hanged, together with some of his accomplices), possessed weapons of mass destruction. Hence, they justified, of course with the backing of some members of the United Nations Security Council, to invade and overthrow the regime of Saddam Hussein.

Let us, just for the sake of argument, make the assumption that Saddam Hussain DID indeed have weapons of mass destruction. Would there have still been any justification to ‘legitimize’ the invasion of a sovereign nation? Of course NOT! In my humble opinion, that is obvious.

Why Mr. Blair and Mr. Bush committed their respective nations and hence the rest of the world, with all its devastating consequences, to topple the regime of Saddam Hussain, and hence destroying Iraq, the Cradle of Civilization, is naturally NOT too far fetched.

Therefore Tony Blair and George W. Bush are War Criminals, at least as far as I am concerned, and as such they must also be put on trial, at International Court of Justice, in The Hague, together with all their accomplices.

As I understand, this is an independent inquiry with no jurisdiction and the witnesses appearing before the panel are NOT on Oath? Even if you had jurisdiction from the British Government, can I possibly ask how you are going to implement your judgment in order to satisfy, at least, the British people? For, Mr. Gordon Brown, the British Prime Minister, has already implicated himself. The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, Mr. Jack Straw, at least as far as I am concerned, will be implicated. Moreover, the Inquiry is expected to publish its finding NOT earlier than 2011. Therefore, I would like, if I may, so do the British people and the rest of the world, to know what is the purpose of the inquiry and at whose expense?

I am writing therefore, first and foremost on my own behalf and hence my own initiative and naturally also on behalf of all those who have suffered, still do, and are going to suffer for generations from the devastating consequences of the Iraq War, to submit the following motion:

The arrest of Tony Blair and George W Bush by INTERPOL and their safe delivery to International Court of Justice, in The Hague, to stand trial before the entire world for the crimes committed against the human race.

Yours truly,

Majid Shabpar
London, Sun. 24/01/2010

CC:
• International Court of Justice
Peace Palace Carnegieplein 2 2517 KJ
The Hague The Netherlands
Telephone: (+31) (0)70 302 23 23
Telefax: (+31) (0)70 364 99 28

• INTERPOL
General Secretariat 200, quai Charles de Gaulle,
Lyon, France.
Fax: +33 (04) 72 44 71 63

• National and International Press and Public Media.

• Mr. Ban Ki-moon , The Secretary-General, The United Nations.

• Mr. Barack Obama, The President of the United States of America.