Blair swears....and an investigation is called for....

[alexkp]

Not sure if this one slipped in under the radar, but here we go again....


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/4290624.stm


Should people be able to call fo investigations on something such as this?

F****** Welsh. :hehe:

[shirepro]

Only if it is public money and not your own money being spent.

[beano500]

He made the remarks in 1999? Is that right?

So, it's taken the welsh six years to translate a couple of swear words?

[dick dastardly]

Ha ha, the BBC site has forgotton to censor the word out and has written " welsh" in the middle of the article.

Oh, and as for Blair: he can suck my long Welsh one

[BliarOut]

Anything that helps to bring the down is a good thing

[beano500]

BliarOut said:

What, the welsh?

[Podie]

dick dastardly said:

Ha ha, the BBC site has forgotton to censor the word out and has written " welsh" in the middle of the article.

[alexkp]

dick dastardly said:

Ha ha, the BBC site has forgotton to censor the word out and has written " welsh" in the middle of the article.

Where? I can't see it.

[dick dastardly]

Underneath the boxed comment from Lance Prince

[rfisher]

I've just complained to the BBC about their use of the F word on their website.

I reckon the Labour heavies should be round my house in about 15 mins.

[Carrera2]

According to Mr Price's diaries, Mr Blair made the insult as disappointing results for Labour from the 1999 Welsh assembly elections came in.

He is alleged to have said "ing Welsh" repeatedly.

The claim was made in a draft version of the diaries, but toned down in the final published version to read: "TB f-ing and blinding about the whole thing."

[gh0st]

rfisher said:

I've just complained to the BBC about their use of the F word on their website. I reckon the Labour heavies should be round my house in about 15 mins.

Should have left it there for the comedy aspect

[Egbert Nobacon]

Blair ought to be prosecuted for letting his wife smile in public !



>> Edited by Egbert Nobacon on Friday 30th September 13:48

[danhay]

IMO he should also be investigated by the CRE...

Good to see his ridiculous nanny state rules coming back to haunt him.

[catso]

If he gets prosecuted it would give Brunstrom about a 50% improved crime clearup rate.

[nonegreen]

Blair finally says something sensible and they want to prosecute. They let him invade Iraq, kill thousands here with speed humps and cameras, waste billions on admistrivia and then get upset cos he sums up the Welsh in 2 words. what sort of a country is this?

[wolves_wanderer]

He has spent the last few years fg the rest of us, I would far rather someone investigated that TBH.

[pdV6]

shirepro said:

Only if it is public money and not your own money being spent.

You not a member of the "public", then?

[WWESTY]

danhay said:

IMO he should also be investigated by the CRE... Good to see his ridiculous nanny state rules coming back to haunt him.

Just imagine if he had been referring to a different "ethnic minority"......

[Munter]

WWESTY said:

danhay said: IMO he should also be investigated by the CRE... Good to see his ridiculous nanny state rules coming back to haunt him. Just imagine if he had been referring to a different "ethnic minority"......

Pastey white people with red hair?