Tony Blair - Page 2

ashleykennedy · #11 (**permalink**) 05-18-2007, 08:06 AM

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Originally Posted by JP5";p=&quot

The U.S. people will miss Tony Blair. He's been such a great friend---not only of this administration, but the last one. He's a TRUE friend to the United States. He's a great leader who realizes the extreme importance of this fight against terrorism and the world will miss him. And certainly the United States people will miss Tony Blair.

Good-bye, Dear Friend....and God speed!!!

"What I know is the world needs courage and what I know is this good man is a courageous man." President Bush, May 17, 2007

And Bush is a known liar.

We wont miss him we should be able to hit him with every brick thrown.

DuH2 · #12 (**permalink**) 05-18-2007, 02:52 PM

You're an "Anarchist" thus you hate all political figures thus you saying "we think x bah blah..." isn't really relevant.

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Unlike ..well everyone here.... HE has to make decisions HE doesn't get the luxury of sitting in the back criticizing those who had to make the decsion.

BTW this was decided over a year ago and has little to do with Iraq or Bush but more to do with internal UK political bickering.

newbegginnings · #13 (**permalink**) 05-19-2007, 05:16 AM

Thats a bit harsh Asey, no one [apart from you] could dispute he was good friend the the U.S.A. A stabilizing force in the world region prehaps? I was born in 85 and my best days were from 85-97, after 12 years old it all went down hill!

So with Blair coming in in 1997 I kinda don't have great memories of his premiership, but I don't doubt he was a first class poodle to the u.s.

ashleykennedy · #14 (**permalink**) 05-19-2007, 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by newbegginnings";p=&quot

Thats a bit harsh Ashley, no one [apart from you] could dispute he was good friend the the U.S.A. A stabilizing force in the world region prehaps? I was born in 85 and my best days were from 85-97, after 12 years old it all went down hill!

So with Blair coming in in 1997 I kinda don't have great memories of his premiership, but I don't doubt he was a first class poodle to the u.s.

I've no doubt that Blair was a good friend of the US but that does not mean he did the world a favour.

On the contrary he did no do what was in the UK's best interest.

Come to that he really wasn't a good friend to the US he should have told Bush that Bush was a whack job and needed to get some medication. So in retrospect he was GWB's poodle and a bad friend to the US.

As the region is now destabilised he could hardly be termed a stabilising influence.