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.

How could anyone ever think the words "Blair" and "peace" could share the same sentence for someone who took his country to war a record five times and always turns a blind eye to Israel's crimes?

Does anyone in the Palestinian leadership support Tony Blair as Middle East peace envoy? The answer is no: "He is closer to an Israeli diplomat than a neutral negotiator."

Blair has set up a complex web of companies structured to disclose as little as possible about his business operations, how he makes his money, and what profits he makes.

Tony Blair roams the world accumulating vast sums by exploiting his role as "peace envoy" in the Middle East and the contacts he made when waging war on Iraq.

Blair's delusions, hubris and wilful ignorance helped plunge Iraq into chaos and bloodshed. We cannot afford to allow him to do the same again with Iran.

Tony "I'm a socialist" Blair has pocketed over £25 million since he stepped down as prime minister four years ago, but the true figure, hidden through a web of companies, is thought to be much higher.

Two year's ago, Tony Blair, together with a billionaire business buddy, was flown to Libya twice at Gaddafi's expense on one of the former dictator's private jets.

The media is at its most slobbering and indulgent when interviewing home-grown war criminal Tony Blair wishing to present himself as a pillar of wisdom and insight.

A newly published Downing Street letter from September 2002, five months before the Iraq invasion, confirms Blair planned to ignore the advice of his legal advisors and go to war knowing it was illegal.

The shaving foam protester who "pied" Murdoch was jailed for disrupting parliament, which, said the judge, "conducts itself with dignity and in a civilised fashion". Even when it votes for illegal wars?

The Iraq Inquiry will confirm that Tony Blair lied to his cabinet, parliament and the people of Britain, says the Mail. So, guilty of war crimes then. What happens next?