The Leaders Must Brave Resposible

In the past 19 years ago, Margaret Thatcher in the spotlight since the Falklands War, Tony Blair is now in the spotlight because of the Iraq war. On both counts, both Malvinas war (1982) and Iraq war (2003), attached to the two leaders personally. In this "Fate" Thatcher was more fortunate, England can beat Argentina won the Falklands war. Must give up even though 255 troops were killed, Argentina lost 649 of its citizens. Thatcher was not only able to win the battle but he won a victory with the impact of its popularity rises and he was elected again became prime minister in elections in 1983. "Fate" Blair is not as good as Thatcher. Iraq War, which fueled the U.S. and British support started in 2003, up to now has not been completed, although Saddam Hussein has been in law hanging right on Muslim holiday (Eid al-Adha). Blair not only unpopular, he also became the target of criticism and condemnation because of Iraq war policy, which trails only the United States, is considered very harmful and wrong. He also let go of his position as both a prime minister and chairman of the Labour Party 2007.Dan year they have to be accountable for Iraq war policy in Iraq War before the Commission of Inquiry. The anti-war activists and families of the victims referred to it as "War Criminals". Despite the criticism, and the blame game condemned as a liar, Blair is still in its conviction that its policy is sending more than 40,000 troops to Iraq was the right decision. He said that the fall of Saddam Hussein was beneficial for the Iraqi people and the world community. Therefore, he has no regrets. Blair's opinion can be argued because it is not proved all the allegations are directed to Saddam Hussein, however, Blair's bold attitude determination to account for its policies, its decision is one othe hand in respect. Blair's policies and decisions, it makes many people miserable, but as a leader in Blair deserves respect and appreciate. He dared to take responsibility, even sending troops in to take a decision after getting input from many parties, such as Minister of Defense, Intelligence Committee Chairman and Minister of Foreign Affairs. A leader, nor should it dare to be responsible for and deserved whatever she decides, and is also decided by his subordinate, whatever the result.