Tony Blair was seconds away from shooting down airliner over London

Tony Blair came within seconds of ordering the RAF to shoot down a passenger jet over London in the aftermath of 9/11, his memoirs disclose. The airliner had breached emergency restrictions imposed on British airspace immediately after the attacks on the World Trade Centre and was heading for London. Mr Blair disclosed in his autobiography, A Journey, that he had put the senior RAF commander on alert to await his order and a fighter jet was airborn in readiness to shoot down the airliner.

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[Don't Buy 'A Journey' by Tony Blair. You'd just make him richer. -He came from nowhere and now is a very rich man because of his 'Journey into War Crime & Evil']

Please email the Waterstone’s bookshop and ask them to cancel Tony Blair's book-signing. It will take you only a minute or two using a model letter – please spare the few moments. You can find the model letter, and a web interface to send the email, HERE Please also consider joining the protest at Waterstone's in London on Wednesday 8 September. For further details, click HERE.