Prime Minister Tony Blair's comments, on the Parkinson show, about the decision to go to war in Iraq.

Tony Blair: "That decision has to be taken and has to be lived with, and in the end there is a judgement that, well, I think if you have faith about these things then you realise that judgement is made by other people, and also by..."

Michael Parkinson: "Sorry, what do you mean by that?"

Tony Blair: "I mean by other people, by, if you believe in God, it's made by God as well and that judgement in the end has to be, you know, you do your...

"When you're faced with a decision like that, and some of those decisions have been very, very difficult, as I say, most of all because you know there are people's lives, not just, this isn't a matter of a policy here or a thing there but their lives, and in some case, their death.

"The only way you can take a decision like that is to try to do the right thing according to your conscience, and for the rest of it you leave it, as I say, to the judgement that history will make."

Three things are possible:
1. Blair hanging out with his best buddy, George Bush too much. He doesn't know what he is saying himself.
2. Blair is getting some personnel coaching from Yogi Berra. "It ain't over, till it's over.", "You get cash which is just like money."
3. Blair is on crack.

This is what happens to an intellectual being when he tries to justify a cause that has no justifications or basis.

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Blair is just as confused! And is a cool "dost", i must say!!!

"yeh dosti hum nahi chodenge" sorta :)