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[minerve 2] 22/4/2020 23:25

k38

No one is saying it is moral. Just the right thing to do on balance IMO.

[k38] 22/4/2020 23:12

Minerva open your f#cking eyes..US greate wars to benefit the few.. leaving behind death and misery for year to come.Blair (and his comedian government at the time time) has a lot of blood on his hands. He knew what he was doing!!

[minerve 2] 22/4/2020 22:54

Only a mass murderer in your little mind Pierre.

And of course, if Blair hadn't have acted and followed your lead we would all sit and congratulate ourselves about peace whilst Saddam continued to gas Kurds by the hundreds of thousands.

What a hypocrite.

[minerve 2] 22/4/2020 22:38

Yes, short miner.

LOL!

[pierre oreilly] 22/4/2020 22:35

Lost for words minny? I understand.

[sentimentrules] 22/4/2020 22:31

been a while since here

lloyds was 50p i think

[minerve 2] 22/4/2020 22:30

Pierre, you are a funny little man/funny little Welsh boy.

Are you short like a miner.

[minerve 2] 22/4/2020 22:29

Ha ha.

Guffaw guffaw.

[pierre oreilly] 22/4/2020 22:15

Strange how those who admire Blair and his murderous ways also frequently wish death on much of our own population.

[pierre oreilly] 22/4/2020 22:11

Such a great bloke eh, teflon tony. Decided to kill half a million innocent people on the basis of a report saying Iraq could wipe us out in 15 minutes. So, quite an important report, must be from the special services mi5 or even more secret government spy and information outfits you would think. But no, it was from a uni students report. Yep, a report from a student. Half a million killed by blair on the basis of some student's report. We know it was morally obnoxious, but was it legal under international law? Well the attourney general advised teflon that an iraq war based on a student report would definitely be illegal, as would removing Houssain from office. That was until teflon ordered the ag to go and reconsider his advice, which he duly did, now saying it was legal (I think the term is 'under duress'). Even afterwards, the student's long range supersonic wmds never were found.

You have to be unbelievably ignorant or of the same ilk as a power mad mass murderer to think Blair was some sort of acceptable human being, let alone a decent leader.

At least he has one saving grace. Coming out at the last minute to tell everyone we should stay in the eu made anyone sitting on the fence undecided how to vote fall well into the leave camp, such is the hatred for the murdering power freak. How he escapes justice is beyond me.

[minerve 2] 22/4/2020 22:04

But just for clarity..

"Blair was in charge just before the financial crash of 2008-9..."

So what? Started in the US sub-prime market. Nothing to do with him.

"Blair was in charge when his administration sold half the nation's gold at $275 per ounce..."

Hindsight a wonderful thing. Probably seemed the right decision at the time. Do you know about gold old boy? Who are the major buyers and sellers and why? Probably not. ;)

"Blair was in charge when his administration backed George Bush jnr when decided he wanted to invade Iraq."

Yes. Right decision.

"Blair was in charge when the nation wasted billions on failed PFI initiatives."

PFI initiatives invented by the Tory party.

"Blair was in charge when the nation wasted billions on the failed NHS IT updgrades."

Companies introduced under a capitalist system of loose regulation supported and promoted by the Tory party since Thatcher.

"Blair was in charge when the Eastern EU bloc joined the EU..."

Right decision. You just don't see the advantages grandad.

"So Blair's administration maxed out the Nation's credit card, leading to years of austerity.."

Tories brought in austerity to then eventually waste all the money saved on Brexit and appeasing the Brexit gammons.

[minerve 2] 22/4/2020 21:57

Lots of Blair haters.

Too bad I don't value your opinion.

[maxidi] 22/4/2020 19:39

sikhthetech.

I agree about the commonwealth conscripts 100%. The yanks though, came in later and brought much needed forces and machines and of course money.

I would never forget the Commonwealth help at all. We needed all the help we could get and we got it in spades.

As for your summation of Blair you are spot on.

[maxidi] 22/4/2020 19:30

Bloody doctors!!!

If you go into hospital with C19 they will give you an antibiotic that will kill the bacteria in the gut, GOOD and BAD. So the body has no good bacteria to fight the bad stuff, ergo you may die.
I had a yearly check-up in Feb. the nurse took my B/Pressure as usual and it was unusually high for me. I am mostly well below 120/80. So I said jokingly it's 'white coat syndrome'. So 5 weeks later the Doctor phoned me and offered me REMDISEVA tablets
because my B/P was too high. I said O.K. just to please him and got to work testing my own B/P as I have two machines. My B/P @ 6pm today was 107/77 and the other monitor was 108/68..... No way am I taking these new pills.

[mikemichael2] 22/4/2020 19:24

Have you noticed the 'rigged' background when we see the 'experts' on tv talking from home?

And have you noticed Dan Roan, the bbc sports editor ALWAYS stands at an angle to the camera, and has his hands clasped!!

And, why do questioned guests being interviewed always start with the word, so!!!

And, how clever the TV people are at synchronizing adverts to be on ALL channels at the same time, bloody annoying.

[sikhthetech] 22/4/2020 19:17

Minerve2,

Well...
Blair was in charge just before the financial crash of 2008-9...

Blair was in charge when his administration sold half the nation's gold at $275 per ounce...

Blair was in charge when his administration backed George Bush jnr when decided he wanted to invade Iraq.

Blair was in charge when the nation wasted billions on failed PFI initiatives.

Blair was in charge when the nation wasted billions on the failed NHS IT updgrades.

Blair was in charge when the Eastern EU bloc joined the EU...

So Blair's administration maxed out the Nation's credit card, leading to years of austerity..

...
...
...

[sikhthetech] 22/4/2020 19:07

Max,
""It took Churchill to help put things right in the end with the help of the yanks...""

No it didn't... US only got involved because the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbour. It was the millions of commonwealth conscripts who helped.

[mrturquoise] 22/4/2020 19:04

Tertiary Minerals - TYM
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Load it up! :)

[aljm] 22/4/2020 18:46

that one needs a good kick in the pants, already been proven that she is a Soros mouthpiece, maybe too old for him now so got her out preaching ?

[mr.elbee] 22/4/2020 17:42

excellent!