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Blairs Legacy
Tailendcharley:
:) :) And a very big 'thank you' to Mr Blair....you sir,have completely screwed up the transport network system of this Country...most major roads of this once fine Country have become a virtual carpark throughout the day and all you and your merry men can think of doing is to screw yet more money out of us motorists...at least Dick Turpin had the decency to wear a mask...thank you very much Mr Blair,enjoy your retirement in the West Indies...rant over,I feel even worse now,time for some pills....
:wink: :wink: Terry Smith :wink: :wink:
Skibum346:
Fascinating... everytthing is his fault... nobody elses... no generalising or exagerating going on at all there...
Can't wait to see what you all have to say abot the next one.. or the one after that or the one after that...
The same kind of things have been said about:
John Major
Margaret Thatcher
James Callaghan
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Alec Douglas-Hulme
Harold Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Clem Atlee
Winston Churchill
Neville Chamberlain
Ramsey MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Andrew Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Henry Asquith
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Arthur James Balfour
And I'm sure similar things were said about the prime ministers in the previous centuries...
We put him there... so whose fault is it...?
Tailendcharley:
:) :) Not a bad observation Skibum but the whole point is that he is the Prime Minister,the head man,the person in charge...he is provided with a marvellous life style,good wage and fantastic pension...he has to take the blame for the decline of this once great Country...it is his fault and I certainly did not put him in power...because of the P.C. brigade I am unable to state my political party...
:wink: :wink: Terry Smith :wink: :wink:
att:
--- Quote from: "Skibum346" ---Fascinating... everytthing is his fault... nobody elses... no generalising or exagerating going on at all there...
Can't wait to see what you all have to say abot the next one.. or the one after that or the one after that...
The same kind of things have been said about:
John Major
Margaret Thatcher
James Callaghan
Edward Heath
Harold Wilson
Alec Douglas-Hulme
Harold Macmillan
Anthony Eden
Clem Atlee
Winston Churchill
Neville Chamberlain
Ramsey MacDonald
Stanley Baldwin
Andrew Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Henry Asquith
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Arthur James Balfour
And I'm sure similar things were said about the prime ministers in the previous centuries...
We put him there... so whose fault is it...?
--- End quote ---
Some of us may have put him there, but we didn`t put him there knowing what he would do, if we had of known what his agenda was, I doubt very much he would have got in.
As for it being his fault, a resounding yes, he is head honcho, it is his watch, the buck does indeed stop with him.
If he doesn`t have time to watch everything, then he should not be doing the job.
His own veiws and opinions are not in sync with the general population......And, as a last point, he is in Govt. to serve us, not the other way round, like it has become.
As for his wages, the leader of Kent County Council earns more than Tony does.....He hasn`t done it for the money now, but for what is to come once he has retired.
Too many conflicts of interest for our Tony in his position too, and this is just what is in the public domain, I really wonder what isn`t known of?
Evilgoat:
Its a good point BUT
If you look at the history of his time in the job, he's probobly done more harm than a lot of people. True he can only go on the info hes given etc but its been shown that the information he's been given has been duff and he's ignored it.
How many white Elephants?
The warning shot should be that hes made at least one attempt, and is planning another, to remove the jury from some trials.
Remeber a line from a role playing game that summons up the extreme of where we are headed :
'Are you happy citizen? Yes you are arent you? Failure to be happy is punishable by summary execution! Yes I thought you were happy'
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