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What Tony Blair didn't want you to know about immigration.
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October 29th, 2009 | #2 |
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Tony Blair is one of the biggest traitors against the white race and hopefully one day will face the conciquencies, he passes himself of as a white guy but he's a jew serving jewish interests and his looks alone give him away, just look at the similarity between him and another kike Kevin Costner.
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October 29th, 2009 | #3 |
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Looks like McBlair will be president of Europe soon, then he can tell even bigger lies.
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October 30th, 2009 | #4 |
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only one chance left to stop it. just got to hope they hold out until after the election in britain, and that jewboy cameron upholds his honour by giving the british people the referendum they were promised.
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EU: Thumbs Down For Blair Apparently
Mr Who for EU president? EU seeks anyone but Blair
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Britons spend thousands to protect ex-PMs
Britons spend thousands to protect ex-PMs
Wed, 07 Jul 2010 10:02:25 GMT http://www.presstv.com/detail.aspx?i...onid=351021809 The taxpayer money spent on protecting former British prime ministers has been called into question after it was disclosed that Tony Blair's bodyguards spent £250,000 annually. The money which is being allocated within the public spending frameworks is given to protect the former prime minister during private holidays and international business trips. Amid signs that that the British economy is moving towards a second recession, Foreign Secretary William Hague said the "public must not be forced to pay more than is absolutely necessary for police protection". His comments came after it was disclosed that Blair's Metropolitan Police protection squad ran up a £5,000-a-week expenses bill over the past year. The officers, who guard the former prime minister around the clock, claimed for costs ranging from five-star hotel stays and fine dining to a £1.19 packet of sweets. It comes in addition to the basic cost to the public of protecting Blair and his family over a year, including officers' wages, which is estimated at £6 million. "Clearly former prime ministers, whoever they are, whichever party they are from, do need to be protected," Hague said. "But we have to make sure that is as cost effective as possible, that it doesn't cost any more to the taxpayer than is absolutely necessary. "I am sure that the departments that deal with that will make sure that it is subject to the right level of scrutiny." The figures emerged as ministers prepared to slash public spending in an attempt to clear the record £155 billion budget deficit left by Blair and Brown governments. They prompted calls for Blair, who is thought to have boosted his personal fortune to £20 million since leaving office, to pay for his own security. He has charged up to £80,000 an hour for public speaking engagements, meaning he could cover the annual expenses bill for his protection team with a few hours' work. |
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The mudslimes in the UK would love to butcher Blair halal style.
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August 17th, 2010 | #8 | |
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Tony Blair's blood money hypocrisy
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I personally think the British Legion should have told him to shove his money - what a hypocrite.
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deffinately guilt money
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Restoring Britain back to where it was before the mudslime invasion would be better.
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September 4th, 2010 | #13 |
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Blair defends distorting the truth
Blair defends distorting the truth
http://www.presstv.com/detail/141212.html The former prime minister who is accused of pushing Britain to the unwanted war in Iraq based on the sexed up dossier claimed that distortion of truth by a politician and concealing a part of it for a greater good is a common sense . In his interview with the Irish Times Mr. Blair said on Saturday : “I actually think that with normal people, when you go to them and ask: do you think a politician should ever be obliged to, you know, stretch the truth in order to achieve a greater national objective, they would look at you as if you were bonkers for asking the question. There's no walk of professional life that you can exist in where you literally open up everything to everybody.” Tony Blair has also admitted in his autobiography “ The Journey “ that he had stretched the truth to a breaking point in his telephone conversation with Sinn Féin officials during a critical moment in power-sharing negotiations. |
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'Blair steals lines for his book to sell'
'Blair steals lines for his book to sell'
Sat Sep 11, 2010 12:53PM http://www.presstv.com/detail/142090.html Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has stolen lines from the 2006 film 'The Queen' for his book, 'A Journey, My Political Life', the screenwriter of the film says. Peter Morgan, the screenwriter of the film starring Helen Mirror and Michael Sheen, said a particular moment described in Blair's book was actually totally made up for the movie. Blair claims in his book that Queen Elizabeth II told him after Labor's landslide victory in 1997: “You are my 10th Prime Minister. The first was Winston [Churchill]. That was before you were born”. This passage in Blair's book has sparked angry reaction from the Monarch as private encounters with the Royal Family are not usually disclosed to the general public. This is while Morgan has now claimed the exchange may not have actually taken place at all. In the 2006 film, directed by Stephan Frears, Helen Mirren, playing the Queen, tells Michael Sheen, playing Tony Blair: “You are my 10th Prime Minister, Mr Blair. My first was Winston Churchill.” Morgan said he had fabricated the entire conversation himself, expressing surprise to see the quote in Mr. Blair's book. He told the Daily Telegraph: “I wish I could pretend that I had inside knowledge, but I made up those lines. “No minutes are taken of meetings between prime ministers and monarchs and the convention is that no one ever speaks about them, so I didn't even attempt to find out what had been said”. “Now, the gin and tonic reference is a nod to Mr Blair's admission in his memoirs that he became increasingly dependant on alcohol during his time in Downing Street”. |
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Analysis: Blair,a Capitalist or a Socialist?
Analysis: Blair,a Capitalist or a Socialist?
Mon Sep 13, 2010 12:18PM PressTV - Analysis: Blair,a Capitalist or a Socialist? 'I am a socialist it stands for equality'. These were the words uttered by the Rt Hon Anthony Charles Lynton Blair in his maiden speech at the House of Commons on July 6 1983. But Mr. Blair today is a living proof of a capitalist man. Indulging in the luxuries provided by a capitalist society for the few upper class figures. The current salary for the british PM is £197,689, a near abouts the sum Tony Blair was earning while he was in power. Since leaving office Mr. Blair has earned an estimated of over £12m since leaving Number 10. He currently holds a post as a senior advisor at investment bank JP Morgan earning a large annual sum. He advises the Swiss insurance firm Zurich Financial Services on climate change issues for a reputed £1m a year. He is said to have been paid an estimated £1m for writing a report for the government of Kuwait on the future of the oil-rich state. Following this he has launched a commercial consultancy firm, Tony Blair Associates, which has banked at least £2m advising foreign countries and businesses. The former Prime Minster is also active on after-dinner speech circuits, commanding a substantial for a 90-minute speech. Last year he earned almost £400,000 for two seperate 30 minute speeches in the Philippines. But his golden life does not end there, Tony Blair receives £84,000 of taxpayers' money to run a private office, and holds the option of drawing a pension of up to £63,468. Mr. Blairs assests include properties and shares. Most recently, the Blairs paid £1m for a mortgage free house for a three-bedroom maisonette in a Georgian townhouse in central London for their daughter. It becomes the eighth home in the Blairs' seemingly ever-expanding portfolio. The total sum of Mr Blair's wealth is impossible to pin down. He has set up a complicated web of companies, through which he channels his earnings, without having to declare them publicly. This public servant has moved from the field of politics to the world of business. With his new book predicted to be the next bestseller worldwide who knows how many extra zeros will comfortably appear on his next account balance. |
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Judging by the picture I'd say Antichrist.
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Britain isn't a capitalist society because it doesn't produce anything other than debt.
It's an exploitative, usurious, society, that employs the trickery and diktats of Jewish Law, which is an ancient instrument forged and refined over time to anaesthetise the minds and breasts of western peoples, so that they are unaware that their hearts are being ripped from their chests in the name of ''freedom'' and ''liberty''. The long suffering folk of the British Isles, who have unwittingly given their all in the service of Yahweh [sic] are now being put out to pasture and replaced by the many new breeds of beast now pouring into the more fertile fields, just as the mills, the coal mines, and the sweatshops, are about to spring forth once more, as if by magic. |
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Blair is a pure example of hypocritical champagne socialism. He's repsonsible for the misery of millions and is now living the highlife. You wouldn't believe the number of people I encounter who still think he just "made a mistake" regarding the Iraq war.
Any country whose people are capable of electing Blair is doomed. It amuses me how everyone loved him in 1997 and now most of those hate him. I knew he'd somehow do something for which the public would eventually hate him. It's best to expect every LibLabCon politician to be corrupt and never elect them than to be surprised and let down every time. |
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No, it's not April 1st - Blair gets medal for services to peace
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