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Guardian an Mail Readers Agree! Shock Horror!
Should Blair make a comeback to British politics?
http://www.dailymail....gage-UK-politics.html
http://www.guardian.c...ony-blair-uk-politics
http://www.dailymail....gage-UK-politics.html
http://www.guardian.c...ony-blair-uk-politics
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I never thought I'd agree with anything Norman Tebbit said - but here, he is right on the button!
Blair has been cossetted by his money, his fawning acolytes, and his absence from the UK - I suggest his hubris on return would be considerable, and it is an example of his collossal ego that he even entertains the idea that british politics, or the British people, would be remotely interested in seeing him return.
Blair has been cossetted by his money, his fawning acolytes, and his absence from the UK - I suggest his hubris on return would be considerable, and it is an example of his collossal ego that he even entertains the idea that british politics, or the British people, would be remotely interested in seeing him return.
A great idea for what Quizm.. to have the Blairs shot, along with Gordon Brown for being such self-serving money grabbing barstewards they really are? They should be made to return all the money they made for themselves. while they sold the British Public down the river, opening the doors for the immigration problem, the national debt problem, the Iraq war and terrorism problem. And while they are at it take care of Wallace and Gromit and Gwindolene that run the Labour party at the moment.
Strangely enough, AskYG, I was answering the question! I thought that's what we were supposed to do.
Perhaps, just for me, you might care to comment on the multi-dollars Thatcher made twenty years ago from acting as an adviser to Philip Morris, the American tobacco giant. Can you see any moral difference between that and Blair's activities?
Perhaps, just for me, you might care to comment on the multi-dollars Thatcher made twenty years ago from acting as an adviser to Philip Morris, the American tobacco giant. Can you see any moral difference between that and Blair's activities?
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