[waterhog]

do you feel sorry for Tony Blair 29.5.12

i am not going to pity,
nor was i going to stare,
because i have the up-most respect,
i feel so sorry for Tony Blair.
it wont get easier,
to many do-gooders have to prove,
when ever Tony is in public,
a Iraqi war protester will lime light remove.
we can continue to debate,
infarct i might set up a camp,
because i realise people will listen,
never will closure stamp.
this is your life "Tony",
Micheal Aspel i am not but i present this plaque,
because no matter how hard you try,
you will always be remembered for the war in Iraqi.


(i am going against the grain - i feel very sorry for tony and i think he was brill - but i am sure millions will disagree with me.)

[InOne]

I can't wait for arista to get hold of this thread

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by InOne

I can't wait for arista to get hold of this thread

Oh Joe, you made me nearly choke on my polo mint! lol indeed.

[arista]

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...d.php?t=201949

We have a thread on Blair

Do we need another one?

[Jack_]

Fecking War Criminal Blair
One Eyed Scottish Brown
Feel
sorry For Them
Does Not Compute

[Omah]

As ye sow, so shall ye reap .....

[joeysteele]

No I don't feel sorry for him, I have said a few times though,I believe no matter which party was the UK Govt at that time, that PM, Labour or Conservative would have still fully supported the USA in the plans to invade Iraq and the outcome would have been no different.

Tony Blair was a bit 'inventive' as to the way he won such major support for the invasion though.
He will be hounded for Iraq all his life now, for me though,he will and should be remembered for being a Labour PM who failed badly to deliver the hopes of his supporters and also he in my view,squandered 2 overwhelming overall majorities in his time as PM as to what he could have done. Iraq though will always come up whenever he is mentioned or appears anywhere too.