The idiots gone ;]

[HabboIsKrouts]

I personally hate the lieing moron but I agree that he was a very strong influence on Tony Blair.

God you really don't like anyone or anything do you? Could imagine your IRL.

[Browney]

God you really don't like anyone or anything do you? Could imagine your IRL.

No he likes Old School Tories and has a particular dislike towards Labour.

[-:Undertaker:-]

God you really don't like anyone or anything do you? Could imagine your IRL.

Come on mate, can't you actually discuss what your argueing about instead of talking about absolute crap?

I don't like Labour, does that mean I don't like everyone? no it doesn't.

Alister Campbell is a lier, just like all spin docters are, nearly everyone had a dislike for him, I don't think there was one single newspaper which was kind to him.

[X-terminate]

Tony may be gone but I think Brown will be even worse.

[Browney]

Alister Campbell is a lier, just like all spin docters are,

It's their jobs to lie.

[Dj_dude007]

I had a lot of respect for Tony Blair and I think he did great things for the country. He got the blame for all things that went wrong simply because he was the lead figure. Even though I am not yet able to vote, if I could, I would still vote for the Labour Party as they are the party that have done great things for this country.

As for the Iraq war, I am not one of these who are against it as my views are that the Armed Forces are there for a reason, not to train for many years to sit and do absolutely nothing. It is a 'War on Terror' which is something that needed to be identified and dealt with.

I believe that his successor, (Gordon Brown) will do a much worse job than what Tony did, however I am willing to see what he is like.

[-:Undertaker:-]

It's their jobs to lie.

Haha

I had a lot of respect for Tony Blair and I think he did great things for the country. He got the blame for all things that went wrong simply because he was the lead figure. Even though I am not yet able to vote, if I could, I would still vote for the Labour Party as they are the party that have done great things for this country.

As for the Iraq war, I am not one of these who are against it as my views are that the Armed Forces are there for a reason, not to train for many years to sit and do absolutely nothing. It is a 'War on Terror' which is something that needed to be identified and dealt with.

I believe that his successor, (Gordon Brown) will do a much worse job than what Tony did, however I am willing to see what he is like.

The reason why he got the blame for all of these things is because he is the Prime Minister and he is the one who let's all of this happen.

Also your case for Iraq is poor, I think you need to think, is using the army for the hell of it and killing many innocent people a case for war?

[Dj_dude007]

It wasn't used 'for the hell of it'. Yes, many innocent people have lost their lives, but think how many innocent people lost their lives in the 9/11 and 7/7 attacks.

[-:Undertaker:-]

It wasn't used 'for the hell of it'. Yes, many innocent people have lost their lives, but think how many innocent people lost their lives in the 9/11 and 7/7 attacks.

They weren't related to Iraq at all.

[Browney]

I believe that his successor, (Gordon Brown) will do a much worse job than what Tony did, however I am willing to see what he is like.

I'm a bit the same. People were putting him down before he even came into office. I'm a fair guy, I'll give him a chance for now. You never know, he might turn out to be great.

Just like Maggie. (That was in no way directed to you undertaker :eusa_whis)