London's bridge is falling down

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white-anglo-reactionary replied

30 November 2006, 14:12
He will leave this world a worse place....

Originally posted by AtW

Blair surely won't be EU president now

George WayneKerr Bush has got more chance. I always have a little titter when sycophants describe him as looking "stateman like". He looks more like a clueless monkey who can't work out how to open the gate. Except when he stole the Presidency and was inaugurated; then he looked like a smug little pr1ck ("Look at me! I'm the President. You're not the President; I am. I'd better write a thank-you note to Daddy's friends in the Supreme Court").
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AtW replied

30 November 2006, 10:55
Blair surely won't be EU president now
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wendigo100 started a topic London's bridge is falling down

30 November 2006, 10:53
London's bridge is falling down

Front page of The Times

In a devastating verdict on Tony Blair’s decision to back war in Iraq and his “totally one-sided” relationship with President Bush, a US State Department official has said that Britain’s role as a bridge between America and Europe is now “disappearing before our eyes”.

Kendall Myers, a senior State Department analyst, disclosed that for all Britain’s attempts to influence US policy in recent years, “we typically ignore them and take no notice — it’s a sad business”.

He said on Tuesday that Mr Blair had been left “ruined for all time” by the Iraq war and that if he had “only read a book” on the last British invasion of Iraq in the 1920s, “he might have hesitated”.

So much for Blair the world statesman.

The denials have started of course, but it's a common perception anyway.
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