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Previously on "Toilet Trader Blair, in Future Its all for Charidee Mate!"
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[QUOTE=MrMarkyMark;2312620]In future he's only gonna be doing good deeds
Well he's in no position to declare war on anyone now, so technically he is sort of correct...
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I read I’m supposed to be worth £100m – Cherie’s kind of asking where it is. I didn't pay tax on that, half of that, a third of that, a quarter of that, a fifth of that … I could go on.”
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Toilet Trader Blair, in Future Its all for Charidee Mate!
In future he's only gonna be doing good deeds
Tony Blair to close commercial enterprises to focus on charity work | Politics | The Guardian
I will retain a small number of personal consultancies for my income, but 80% of my time will be pro bono on the not-for-profit side.Blair has denied he is worth the sums often reported in the media, saying last year: “In respect to my new life, I have to say that reports of my wealth are greatly exaggerated. Just for the record, I read I’m supposed to be worth £100m – Cherie’s kind of asking where it is. I’m not worth that, half of that, a third of that, a quarter of that, a fifth of that … I could go on.”Tags: None
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