Tony Blair

-Liam-

Listening to him talking at the Iraq war inquiry today.

ok, so going to war in Iraq possibly wasn't the best thing to do, or perhaps the reasoning for it wasn't anyway, but listening to the way he handles himself and the way he portrays himself with self confidence and a belief in what he is doing is actually the right thing to do is leagues ahead of the dullards that are about to fight to lead our country - i.e Brown and Cameron....

I'm no raving socialist nor will I vote for the Tory's but why oh why is Tony Blair still not the Prime Minister?

Says more about the clown fest that is the Labour party than old Tony...

Is this to much for a Friday night btw ?

bails87

Argh, can't we talk about lady bits and marmite cakes!!?

But yes, he was either very good, or very good at looking good. Brown can't do it so he looks awful, and Cameron is a second rate Blair wannabe.

Anonymous

any prime minister who keeps my business going is aces with me.

bails87

sheepsteeth wrote:

any prime minister who keeps my business going is aces with me.

Reminds me of this.

-Liam-

pmsl @ masking tape

biff55

-Liam- wrote:

Listening to him talking at the Iraq war inquiry today.

ok, so going to war in Iraq possibly wasn't the best thing to do, or perhaps the reasoning for it wasn't anyway, but listening to the way he handles himself and the way he portrays himself with self confidence and a belief in what he is doing is actually the right thing to do is leagues ahead of the dullards that are about to fight to lead our country - i.e Brown and Cameron....

I'm no raving socialist nor will I vote for the Tory's but why oh why is Tony Blair still not the Prime Minister?

Says more about the clown fest that is the Labour party than old Tony...

Is this to much for a Friday night btw ?

bring politics to this forum again and i will have you shot.

blister pus

biff55 wrote:

bring politics to this forum again and i will have you shot.

I dunno. Friday night is comedy night. And it was a quality opening to get the ball rolling to be fair.

jrduquemin

The censored sleazed his way out of the inquiry today. I wouldn't trust that scumbag to wipe my censored let alone tell the damn truth. There's a lot of blood on his hands....

/rant

butcher of bakersfield

-Liam- wrote:

ok, so going to war in Iraq possibly wasn't the best thing to do, or perhaps the reasoning for it wasn't anyway, but listening to the way he handles himself and the way he portrays himself with self confidence and a belief in what he is doing is actually the right thing to do is leagues ahead of the dullards that are about to fight to lead our country - i.e Brown and Cameron....

You're not wrong. And that's exactly why he'll be a memomarable Prime Minister.

Like Thatcher...

In all seriousness though, I don't understand why political parties can't find people who aren't utter goons, Like brown, Cameron, Clegg, etc. At least Blair looked half believable, even with that I'm going to kll your children grin of his. It's lke the X-Factor. Thousands of auditions and the winners are still shite.

colintrav

-Liam- wrote:

Listening to him talking at the Iraq war inquiry today.

ok, so going to war in Iraq possibly wasn't the best thing to do, or perhaps the reasoning for it wasn't anyway, but listening to the way he handles himself and the way he portrays himself with self confidence and a belief in what he is doing is actually the right thing to do is leagues ahead of the dullards that are about to fight to lead our country - i.e Brown and Cameron....

I'm no raving socialist nor will I vote for the Tory's but why oh why is Tony Blair still not the Prime Minister?

Says more about the clown fest that is the Labour party than old Tony...

Is this to much for a Friday night btw ?

He talks a good game and compulsive liar ..

Raymondavalon

It's ironic that Tony Blair is now the "Middle East Peace Envoy" after being equally responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousand of Iraqi civilians, sending our troops out under equipped, bringing too many back in body bags and inviting terrorism to the front door of England