Diary of a nobody (Blair tells his version)

[Ace-T]

If anyone is interested.

Brown tried to blackmail me whines Blair
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

Keep your enemies close but your friends closer apparently
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

Tony Blair: I did not understand Islam at time of 9/11 attacks
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

Brings Diana in to it - how low can one go?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

Blair admits politicians are big fat liars - not really news though is it.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politic...

Happy reading folks.

Trace

[john_p]

The timing of this is

The last leader to win a general election for Labour .. Upstaging the leadership election of his own party! Hilarious.

Edited by john_p on Wednesday 1st September 00:44

[grumbledoak]

Isn't he just pissed that the 'Ponce of Darkness' released his own book first?

May they both rot in the £1 book buckets.

[Pesty]

"Mr Blair admits to “bending and distorting” the truth as prime minister, but says a degree of manipulation and distortion are necessary to govern, and voters accept that."

Do we ? Do we?

[AndrewW-G]

Book also apparently goes into bLiars struggle with alcohol dependency . . . . . . . . . . . so millions of people voted for a party led by an alcoholic compulsive liar and a mental ward out patient, so hell bent on getting a job he was incapable of doing, that he caused even more damage to the country his booze riddled fkwit mate had been screwing over for 11 years!

Is it any wonder that they allowed our very own benefits claiming, window licker racistdud to represent them in a GE

[Pesty]

"The pressure on Mr Blair to step aside became so great that he admits he may have become reliant on alcohol as he faced coup attempts from Mr Brown’s supporters. He discloses that he began drinking every day and needed the “support” that alcohol provided"

going to war not a problem but Gorden browns supporters drove you to drink.

god what a this guy is, does he think anybody will give him sympathy?

I thought he was a hard core religeous bloke, shouldn't his faith in his god have given him support?

[mybrainhurts]

Pesty said:

"Mr Blair admits to “bending and distorting” the truth as prime minister, but says a degree of manipulation and distortion are necessary to govern, and voters accept that."

Do we ? Do we?

No, we bloody well don't, you slippery, lying tosspot, Mr Blair....

[mybrainhurts]

[Bing o]

Pesty said:

going to war not a problem but Gorden browns supporters drove you to drink.

They've driven plenty of us to drink I fear...

[frosted]

Hrdly a nobody , I guess if it was jordans memoires you would be straight in there reading peacefully

You telling me any uk gov would have stayed out of Iraq ? No really are you ?

[AndrewW-G]

frosted said:

Hrdly a nobody ,

Thread title should be "Diary of a war criminal, so transparently untrustworthy that only the terminally stupid and gullible voted for him"

[dandarez]

'Brown was a disaster for the Labour Party' says the messiah himself, almighty Blair.

True.

But that's still not a patch on you Blair

...you were a disaster for the WORLD!

[F i F]

grumbledoak said:

Isn't he just pissed that the 'Ponce of Darkness' released his own book first?

May they both rot in the £1 book buckets.

Already discounted to half price in Waterstone's.

What amazes me, well doesn't amaze me really, is that there was all the reporting at the time, and the media and other parties were accused of tittle tattle and making stuff up, stirring etc.

In reality the surface hadn't even been scratched and it was far far worse.

What a vile set of oiks they are.

[andy400]

Blair said:

Everyone else was mad/bad/dangerous/out of control/inept and none of anything that went wrong was my fault in any way

Yawn.

[Legend83]

What an utter .

[sonic_2k_uk]

Legend83 said:

What an utter .

[Puggit]

sonic_2k_uk said:

Legend83 said:

What an utter .

I love the way you can hit the 'quote' button to see what's under the ''

[chris watton]

I am not interested in what any of ‘em say in the slightest.

What has become clear is this; they are no better than any of the fame hungry contestants on a Big Brother car crash TV show. It seems there is nothing they will not say or do in order to stay in the limelight.
Frankly, it’s pathetic.

[Legend83]

Puggit said:

sonic_2k_uk said:

Legend83 said:

What an utter .

I love the way you can hit the 'quote' button to see what's under the ''

Was it what you wanted to see?

[Andy Zarse]

I think he's a very interesting man and I can't wait to read the book. And don't worry, it won't be found in the £1 bin either.

I don't say I actually like him, but you have to admit he had a massive impact on the way politics is today. Of course he did some terrible things (as did Maggie), but one needs to put in context the fact that the coallition is basically exercising Blairite policies.