I think this is one of those many stories that can be summed up in two words
'So what?'
I don't believe this is the sort of story which deserves no more than a "so what?" comment.
Because unlike Blair, I think it is 'the people' who should pass judgement on him - he was after all British Prime Minister. If he had wanted only God to be his judge, then perhaps it wasn't very wise of him to put himself forward for the highest office in the land.
I reckon in fact, that everything about Tony Blair should be dissected. So that his legacy can be fully understood. And not only his foreign policy legacy, but also the legacy he left to the Labour Party - earlier this year support for the Labour Party totally collapsed, in both the European Elections and Local Elections. The Labour Party received it's worst election results ever.
I believe that Tony Blair should be exposed for the liar, the fraud, the charlatan, and the cheat, which he truly is.
He didn't join the Labour Party because of a burning desire to fight for the founding principles of the Party.
He joined the Party because he saw it as a useful vehicle to achieve his personal ambitions of self-fulfilment.
He didn't become Prime Minister because he was a conviction politician who saw the Office as one way in which he could provide a political contribution to British politics. He became PM because of the potential it provided for power and wealth. He made that very clear when he simultaneously resigned his parliamentary seat at the same time as he resigned as Party Leader - he could at least have waited until the next general election. Like just about every other former leader of all the political parties have.
But of course if he wasn't going to be PM, then he simply wasn't interested in British politics any more. 'Politics' was no longer a useful tool for him personally. Concentrating on making vast amounts of money was now far more important for him - so **** parliament, and **** the voters of his Sedgefield constituency.
Of course we all know that the self-serving egomaniac did toy with the idea of becoming 'President of Europe'
(but naturally, only if the job was sufficiently prestigious and powerful enough for him)
Yup, I welcome anything that exposes what I consider, to be the worst Prime Minister Britain has ever had, for what he really is.
Quote : There is no suggestion Blair is doing anything illegal. But he refuses to explain the purpose of the secretive partnerships.
So nothing 'illegal' then (apart from wars) just something which is obviously hugely morally embarrassing for him.