Blair

Blair is Her Majesty's Prime Minister and a supremely bad one. He is however effective. Adolf was effective too but it was not remembered to his credit. Here are some essays on Blair and his works.

Blair and the Army
Blair sent the Army on a another fool's errand; to murder people in Yugoslavia for some reason or other. Who remembers? Who cares? The dead say nothing.

 

Blair and Impeachment
Moves were made to impeach him for 'misleading' Parliament. They failed because in the end MPs would have been judges in their own cause. Sacking him would have meant an election and the loss of their own lucrative pay packets.

 

Blair and New Labour
Andrew Rawnsley tells us that Blair lied to 400 Labour MPs on the day that he won power. Did they complain? Not as far as I know. Mr Rawnsley worked for the  BBC and The Observer which means that he is a communist subversive or, at least a leftie.

 

Blair and Payments for Honours
Bribery is illegal in England even if it is to get peerages and even if the bribes get called loans. One Pakistani was simple minded enough to complain that his bribe did not get a result. They are more honest where he comes from. They expect to get a result when they hand over their brown envelopes. But Blair walked away laughing. Surprised? Nor me.

 

Blair Picture Competition
This was for fun. His old woman gets photographed. She is more than passing ugly. Some of the pictures show him looking like a slimy little salesman losing a big deal.

 

Blair the Liar
Many politicians are liars. Some get forced into it. Blair is too enthusiastic for that.

 

Blair the Zionist Puppet
Pandering to the Israelis has cost men's lives and billions of our money. Invading Iraq to steal oil for the Jews is a war crime but he will get away with it. Politics s normal.

 

Blair's Ten Big Issues
Blair's web site tells us about his Ten Big Issues. Iraq doesn't make it while  Englishmen die for a foreign power.

 

Blair's Manifesto
Read the promises. Read the lies and know that they were lies.

 

Blair's Old Woman And Corruption
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The case of Cherie Blair provides a grotesque illustration of the attitudes and practices of the new Political Class. The Prime Minister's wife manifested a new morality in the heart of government, namely that it was acceptable to use the highest office as a method of personal enrichment............

In June 2005 she was paid some £30,000 to be interviewed before an audience by the CNN anchorwoman Paula Zahn, while Tony Blair was on an official visit to the White House. Sir David Manning, British ambassador to Washington and seemingly willing to stretch any point well beyond the cause of duty as far as Tony and Cherie Blair were concerned, made a warm-up speech............

Mrs Blair's behaviour on this occasion nevertheless stretched the tolerance of the Prime Minister's civil service advisers past breaking point. She was strongly advised in advance not to take up this engagement by Cabinet Secretary Andrew Turnbull.

Turnbull urged her not to embark on the undertaking at all, adding that, if she did insist on going ahead, she should donate her fee to charity. Cherie ignored this advice, saying: "Maybe we should not have done this, but we are in too deep."

Mrs Blair's speaking tour of Australia at the start of 2005 was another notable infraction. She agreed to make a series of speeches, one to raise funds for the Children's Cancer Institute Australia, a research charity.
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Blair is a lawyer and she understands the fraudulent misapplication of funds when she wants to. Her old man is just as bent and it is entirely likely that she perverted him. Also at The rise of the sleaze-ocrats in Britain's ruling class

 

Blair by Sean Gabb
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In part, I say this without irony. Tony Blair is not merely a bad Prime Minister - he is also a profoundly bad man. He is driven by a hatred of England and its people. He is a liar, a traitor, a war monger. He has the blood of thousands on his hands. Not since the time of James II have we had a government directed so plainly to the abolition of our liberties. At no time in our history has an attack on these liberties been so sustained or so successful. So far as he opposes the continual forward drive of the Blair Government, and so far as he might be able to replace it, I welcome the election of Mr Cameron. This is not saying much. Let it be granted that they might combine, and that they might also be able to beat Mr Blair, I should probably welcome a coalition of George Galloway, Abu Hamza and Nick Griffin. The most important short term objective of anyone who cares about England must be to pull down Tony Blair and to execrate his memory.
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The War - Won but not Over
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Until Saturday, I was willing to believe that such weapons would be “found” by the Americans. They had the means, motive and opportunity for planting them. But the surrender of Amir Hamudi Hasan al-Sadi has complicated any such plan. He was the chief weapons adviser to the Iraqi Government. Before the war, he had repeatedly denied that his country had any of the weapons it was alleged to have. He helped reveal the report on Iraqi weapons published by the British Government as a mass of lies—and often of plagiarised and obsolete lies. For his own safety, it was in his interest, once the war was over, to confess that he had been lying, and to validate all American claims. In fact, he called a news conference before surrendering and repeated his earlier denials: “I was knowledgeable about these programmes” he said. “I never told anything but the truth and time will bear me out”. Bearing in mind how little shame the present Government of America has about torturing prisoners of war, it will be interesting to see how long Mr al-Sudi maintains this insistence. But no amount of retraction will now be believed. There were no “weapons of mass destruction”. There was no danger to this country. We were lied into this war.
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We were lied into it by war criminals, Bush and Blair are the chief liars.