By undermining public confidence in intelligence, Tony Blair has made it very hard for any future British PM to convince the people of the case for war.

Claims that British Prime Minister Tony Blair has made it difficult for any future prime minister to convince the public of the case for war. Problems of intervention; Intangibility of the threat of inaction; Inability of proponents of the Iraq War, 2003, to convince the United Nations of the necessity for action; Problems with British intelligence information prior to the Iraq War; Criticism of Blair's presentation of the dossiers; Need for a review of the link between the Joint Intelligence Committee and ministers; Failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.