Blair: UK could still join euro

[wim121]

Yes but you have to blame the totalitarian state on the nazis really.

As I just said in another thread, I advise people to look up the Frankfurt think tank, which was the premise before the second world war that if the nazis failed to win the battle of Europe, over the following decades, the pillars of society could be undermined using political correctness.


If thousands of dead soilders and winning a world war cant save us from a totalitarian state outcome, nothing can. That is why liberals must be killed. They are supporters of PC behaviour and other crimes against humanity and the worst thing is they dont even realise why or what they are doing ...

[hyperD]

Apart from invoking Godwin's Law a tad prematurely, I think you've outlined the reason why all political systems eventually degenerate into authoritarian regimes of control, from the inconspicuous parking regulations, the CCTV designed "for our protection" and "nothing to hide, nothing to fear" BBC progressive liberal mindset, the threat of jail for not paying the TV licence to being shot in the head seven times for being an illegal Brazillian immigrant and running away from the filth, or carrying a suspiciously shaped 12 bore armchair leg.

It's why types like "Sir" Tony Bliar, lardbucket adulturous, hypocrite, gin-and-tonic serving waiter Prescott and Sir Ian Bliar float to the media surface from the scum that they emerged from.

There's not enough lamposts and piano wire for them all as far as I'm concerned.

The world would be a freer place without the political garbage.

[Doggy Styles]

Mr Blair, there is no evidence that being in the euro is good for anyone.

Now f*** off.

[minestrone]

Blair let a complete moron in charge of our economy and he never had the intelligence to question the feck ups he was doing. What more can you say?

[lilelvis2000]

I disagree with what Tony Blair stands for (or rather sucks American you-know-what) but I'd hardly call him an "idiot".

Certainly we have the dumbest Chancellor in a loooong time. "Cutting spending" is perhaps the easiest thing anyone can do. In reality hes just slowing the grow of spending. He'll still reach the spending Gordo predicted, only perhaps a couple of years later.

And as for Cameron, he's had to back track on so many things in just his first year...he's starting to look a bit weak really. I think Obama called him a lightweight..pretty true me thinks.

[minestrone]

I disagree with what Tony Blair stands for (or rather sucks American you-know-what) but I'd hardly call him an "idiot".

Certainly we have the dumbest Chancellor in a loooong time. "Cutting spending" is perhaps the easiest thing anyone can do. In reality hes just slowing the grow of spending. He'll still reach the spending Gordo predicted, only perhaps a couple of years later.

And as for Cameron, he's had to back track on so many things in just his first year...he's starting to look a bit weak really. I think Obama called him a lightweight..pretty true me thinks.

You have to love these simple cretins...

Blair was not bad, Brown was slightly bad now it is all Cameron's fault.

[Doggy Styles]

You have to love these simple cretins...

Blair was not bad, Brown was slightly bad, now it is all Cameron's fault.

[Doggy Styles]

Certainly we have the dumbest Chancellor in a loooong time. "Cutting spending" is perhaps the easiest thing anyone can do. In reality hes just slowing the grow of spending. He'll still reach the spending Gordo predicted, only perhaps a couple of years later.

"Cutting spending is perhaps the easiest thing anyone can do."

So easy in fact, that New Labour did it backwards!

[kaiser78]

In two years time the eurozone will have broken up back to its individual currencies bar possibly France and Germany. Not a chance in hell of UK joining the euro.

[scooterscot]

In two years time the eurozone will have broken up back to its individual currencies bar possibly France and Germany. Not a chance in hell of UK joining the euro.

I'll take that bet.

I'll bet the euro will still be around in 20 years time.

I think it's very easy for people who don't use the euro on a daily basis to talk of it's demise.