Brexit assistance from the middle east

[barrydidit]

Tony Blair hints at role as Brexit negotiator in EU talks that will require 'serious statesmanship'

Needs no comment.

[SlipTheJab]

Tony Blair hints at role as Brexit negotiator in EU talks that will require 'serious statesmanship'

Needs no comment.

Jesus, why would anyone want the devil on their side?

[barrydidit]

Jesus, why would anyone want the devil on their side?

I'm pretty sure nobody asked for it but even so, it's a good question.

[SlipTheJab]

I'm pretty sure nobody asked for it but even so, it's a good question.

No doubt his fee will be in the millions, what an odious individual...

[SueEllen]

No we don't want a war in Europe. He can f*** off!

[NotAllThere]

Are you saying that all those people that voted Tony Blair in, in 1997, were wrong? Can't be so. The winning vote is always right. Yay Brexit!

[SueEllen]

Are you saying that all those people that voted Tony Blair in, in 1997, were wrong? Can't be so. The winning vote is always right. Yay Brexit!

In 1997 there was a choice between a Tory government lead by John Major that had lots of in fighting over Europe and sex scandals that contradicted their back to basics policy, and Tony Blair leading a united Labour party.

So it's not surprising people voted for the latter.

[NigelJK]

So it's not surprising people voted for the latter.

Well at least that's how the press/media reported it. Personally I thought that the Labour MP who wanted proof that his Mistress's child was his and not the Husbands via the courts in full publicity was more of a scandal then anything the Tories got up to.

And no, a slightly left of center Labour party bought with the promise of going into Gvmt sickened me to the core. I remembered the lot before them and openly predicted a horrible mess by the end of the term. I didn't foresee the US poodle act though, but I did predict that we'd throw our lot in with the yanks when it wasn't our fight.

[MrMarkyMark]

Sweet , interesting comment below

“Britain should keep all our options open” and goes on to insist that “is not an argument for another referendum”.

He then adds: “Actually the people do have a right to change their mind, but that is not for now.”

[VectraMan]

In 1997 there was a choice between a Tory government lead by John Major that had lots of in fighting over Europe and sex scandals that contradicted their back to basics policy, and Tony Blair leading a united Labour party.

So it's not surprising people voted for the latter.

Lots of people took great delight in the fall of the Tories at the time. Remember Portillo's face?

Mostly the Tories lost because everyone was sick of them, just like everyone was sick of Labour by 2010.