![Protesters dressed as Tony Blair hold a demonstration as they wait for the release of the Chilcot Inquiry in London, Britain [EPA]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_trHuvompgRx5lidksANtV9aRMiNWxEidDV8uwLRio4HI1S5Dn5Ol61vd0YGddKz2jmXNvuW38ltzAF2T_b_Is_mvpyKbT9Q7l-mmRek7lyDQDsn3fdA_1za-rDuReR_Hwdp4eDPdMMCb5AQVyKGpri_jfAa9cqGr679XtevA5wlF8o2axEe7jtHLnqSU6jqHmDzGcXNHdpaFs=s0-d)
How upset was he, really? For a brief period, as Tony Blair gave a speech in response to the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq war, that seemed to be the central question for Britain's commentariat: Blair's voice is breaking, is it genuine? Is he about to cry?
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2016/07/chilcot-verdict-uk-media-160707075642530.html
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