These days satire really does struggle to keep up with a world in which the powerful can do what they like and get away with it – and so can their servants.

"The idea is to let him know that he should have to endure this wherever he goes. If he's at an event and the press are around, someone needs to remind him that he's a war criminal."

Standing in Downing Street on the night of the assault on Iraq, the BBC's political editor rejoiced at the vindication of Blair who, he said, had promised "to take Baghdad without a bloodbath".

Today, the man who partly justified the invasion of Iraq with Saddam's sickening human rights record is being paid $13 million to advise the brutal dictator of Kazakhstan.

Asked why he contacted Murdoch three times in the two weeks before the start of the Iraq war, Blair said, "I don't think there's anything particularly odd about that."

Leveson's suggestion that Tony Blair and Alastair Campbell help determine how newspapers should behave takes us into hitherto uncharted realms of madness.

When former UK prime minister Tony Blair spoke at a university graduation ceremony, Lisa Savage protested against the war criminal with the blood of a million Iraqis on his hands.

What was it that made Tony Blair take a phone call from Rupert Murdoch just hours before the most momentous decision a prime minister can make: ordering the country's armed forces to war?

Just when you think we've learnt all there is to know about Tony Blair's lying, corruption and hypocrisy along comes another revelation to show what a bottomless pit it is.

Their Iraq lies should have put Blair and Straw behind bars long ago, but here's yet more evidence of war crimes -- this time for their involvement in torture and kidnapping.

Over 65 million people have watched the Kony 2012 video. How convenient for distracting attention from our home grown war criminals like Tony Blair.

The warmongering and human rights abuses seem forgotten, says John Pilger, but Tony Blair's legacy lingers on in Afghanistan and Iraq and is re-emerging in Syria and Iran.

Tony Blair made £12m in 2011 from dictators, despots and merchant bankers, but why is he so secretive about where he gets his money and why does he pay so little tax?

Former Malaysian premier Mahathir Mohamad told the Kuala Lumpur War Crimes Tribunal that George Bush and Tony Blair were "child killers" and "war criminals."

Tony Blair has no problem with the human rights abuses of tyrants in Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Kazakhstan and -- until Gaddafi's demise -- Libya, when he's making deals earning him tens of millions.

Just two days before Tony Blair flew to Libya for his infamous embracing of Gaddafi, the Al-Saadi family were abducted by British government forces and sent to the dictator's torture chambers.