p_p_man
The 'Euro' European
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Why does Tony Blair jump in at the deep end without looking and support the US over bin Laden.
He did it in the name of the British people but all the polls showed he didn't get support for his action. And now, a few weeks later, he's getting even less.
He was voted in on a ticket of correcting the social injustices that the right wing Conservative Party were allowed to introduce during their 13 years in power.
He's done very little in that direction. His first term of office showed his party following the previous Government's policies, (mind you he did say he was going to do that), and this time in his second term of office he has surrended his dignity and the dignity of the British people by becoming the messenger boy of that bloke on the other side of the Atlantic.
He promised shorter hospital waiting lists.
He promised "education, education, education".
He cut the benefits of the disabled and then had to hastily replace them when he was faced with severe opposition.
He's allowed immigration to run so much out of control that even his Governemnt admits they don't know exactly how many immigrants there are in the country and even where they are!
He's promised many thing and produced little.
And now, when he should be looking after the interests of Britain he's set himself up as some sort of world statesman trotting around the Middle East with Bush's mailbag in tow.
What the hell is he trying to do? We know what terrorism is all about. We know that the Middle East won't come to terms with a peace settlement until America changes its policy towards Israel. Yet off he goes grinning like a Cheshire Cat and thinking he would be made welcome wherever he went.
Well he wasn't was he. Short shrift in Syria, cold shouldered in Israel, trated like the messenger boy, which he is, in Saudi, and they're only the ones that got reported.
It's alright trying to keep a fast crumbling coalition going for the sake of his ambitions to be accepted as a world statesman. But it's not alright when the support for his Government is rapidly crumbling back home.
Don't forget Tony the people put you in for a purpose. Do it and do it right or we'll make sure there will be a new, proper socialist, occupying No 10...
Come back home and get on with the job you were elected to do.
He did it in the name of the British people but all the polls showed he didn't get support for his action. And now, a few weeks later, he's getting even less.
He was voted in on a ticket of correcting the social injustices that the right wing Conservative Party were allowed to introduce during their 13 years in power.
He's done very little in that direction. His first term of office showed his party following the previous Government's policies, (mind you he did say he was going to do that), and this time in his second term of office he has surrended his dignity and the dignity of the British people by becoming the messenger boy of that bloke on the other side of the Atlantic.
He promised shorter hospital waiting lists.
He promised "education, education, education".
He cut the benefits of the disabled and then had to hastily replace them when he was faced with severe opposition.
He's allowed immigration to run so much out of control that even his Governemnt admits they don't know exactly how many immigrants there are in the country and even where they are!
He's promised many thing and produced little.
And now, when he should be looking after the interests of Britain he's set himself up as some sort of world statesman trotting around the Middle East with Bush's mailbag in tow.
What the hell is he trying to do? We know what terrorism is all about. We know that the Middle East won't come to terms with a peace settlement until America changes its policy towards Israel. Yet off he goes grinning like a Cheshire Cat and thinking he would be made welcome wherever he went.
Well he wasn't was he. Short shrift in Syria, cold shouldered in Israel, trated like the messenger boy, which he is, in Saudi, and they're only the ones that got reported.
It's alright trying to keep a fast crumbling coalition going for the sake of his ambitions to be accepted as a world statesman. But it's not alright when the support for his Government is rapidly crumbling back home.
Don't forget Tony the people put you in for a purpose. Do it and do it right or we'll make sure there will be a new, proper socialist, occupying No 10...
Come back home and get on with the job you were elected to do.
