How will you remember Bliar?
How will you remember Bliar?
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maxrider

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2,481 posts

259 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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Programme on TV yesterday had university students giving Bliar a grilling on various subjects. One of the questions he was asked was "How would you like to be remembered?"

Obviously he came out with the usual self-righteous bullsh!t about making the world a better place... blah blah....

How will you remember him?

hedders

24,460 posts

270 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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I will make a concerted effort not too...at all.

BliarOut

72,863 posts

262 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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This about sums him up

rico

7,917 posts

278 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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To be honest... i'll probably remember the Bremner, Bird and Fortune piss takes of Blair more than the guy himself...

worrying really

MilnerR

8,273 posts

281 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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How will I remember Blair? A simpering Scottish lawyer slowly taxing and legislating the country into an Orwellian nightmare?

mutt k

3,964 posts

261 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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Hopefully on top of a viking style funeral pyre!

beano500

20,854 posts

298 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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Who?









If only we could

turbobloke

115,730 posts

283 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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As a legend in his own lunchtime, out of his depth in a car park puddle, in love with his own self-image on the world stage while fecking up the country like never before. Thanks for the memories Tone.

If only he was spending more time with his family already...

KITT

5,345 posts

264 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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pesty

42,655 posts

279 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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hopefully he will be remembered for one honerable act.
After realising he has ed up the country he is found lying in a pool of his own guts after commiting Seppuku. Unfortunately his assistant had been stopped by the police for doing 32 on a dual carriageway and was unable to sever his head. It was a particulary painful death.

gone too far?

>> Edited by pesty on Monday 31st January 11:11

DeltaFox

3,839 posts

255 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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pesty said:
hopefully he will be remembered for one honerable act.
After realising he has ed up the country he is found lying in a pool of his own guts after commiting Seppuku. Unfortunately his assistant had been stopped by the police for doing 32 on a dual carriageway and was unable to sever his head. It was a particulary painful death.

gone too far?

>> Edited by pesty on Monday 31st January 11:11


Not at all.

JonRB

79,317 posts

295 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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As a grinning idiot.

turbobloke

115,730 posts

283 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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JonRB said:
As a grinning idiot.
Yes! The Grinning Jackanape is so apt.

Plotloss

67,280 posts

293 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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Shitting and pissing himself looking up the barrel of a particularly nice Purdey sidelock ejector...ideally

vixpy1

42,697 posts

287 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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KITT said:


v8thunder

27,647 posts

281 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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Seriously? For a big heap of disappointments and broken promises.

When he was first elected, I thought 'finally, someone with a little bit of charisma at last'. He worked OK in the role until about the end of the '90s, but since then he's just represented a lying, power-crazed, control-obssessed administration whose primary aims are to engineer the population into a dumbed-down, bog-average, de-motivated, immobile mass who blindly support everything he says, and to use them as a huge state tax battery for endless revenue.

john75

5,303 posts

270 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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A true statesman

His successes include Lowest Unemployment, Inflation and Interest rates for years.

Taking on social Injustice through the Mininmun Wage, Working Hours Directive.

Increased funding for NHS and Education.

Things did defintly get better after 1997

mrmaggit

10,146 posts

271 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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john75 said:
A true statesman

His successes include Lowest Unemployment, Inflation and Interest rates for years.

Taking on social Injustice through the Mininmun Wage, Working Hours Directive.

Increased funding for NHS and Education.

Things did defintly get better after 1997


Are you talking about the same Tony Bliar as the rest of us?

maxrider

Original Poster:

2,481 posts

259 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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john75 said:
A true statesman

His successes include Lowest Unemployment, Inflation and Interest rates for years.

Taking on social Injustice through the Mininmun Wage, Working Hours Directive.

Increased funding for NHS and Education.

Things did defintly get better after 1997


You're 'avin a larf ain't you

BliarOut

72,863 posts

262 months

Monday 31st January 2005
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john75 said:
A true statesman

His successes include Lowest Unemployment, Inflation and Interest rates for years.

Taking on social Injustice through the Mininmun Wage, Working Hours Directive.

Increased funding for NHS and Education.

Things did defintly get better after 1997




I knew someone had to be taken in by all the massaging of stats, but I never expected to actually meet anyone who had