Why Doesn’t Tony Blair Send His Sons to Iraq Asks Soldier?

YORKSHIRE - England - Tony Blair is pleading for a second land invasion of Iraq by British and American troops.

An Iraq veteran asked a very important question to Tony Blair today after the ex PM revealed he wants Britain to send troops to Iraq again.

“Why don’t you send your sons and daughter to Iraq?” former tank Commander, Captain Mark Braithwaith, who served with the British armoured tank division, and lost both his legs, told the Army Times.

Tony Blair and other politicians were strangely quiet about that particular question.

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