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Originally posted by LambrosMacbeth = Blair
Like in the play Macbeth/Blair is in the hand of the dark powers now. 'Fate' will play dirty tricks on him. Like Macbeth, he gets away with his crimes, but only to penetrate deeper in the tulip. His 'place in history' resembles more and more that of a crook. His soul already rotted out of him, this is the reason that he seems mechanic.
Who would like to stand in his shoes in front of God?
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Originally posted by LambrosMacbeth = Blair
Like in the play Macbeth/Blair is in the hand of the dark powers now. 'Fate' will play dirty tricks on him. Like Macbeth, he gets away with his crimes, but only to penetrate deeper in the tulip. His 'place in history' resembles more and more that of a crook. His soul already rotted out of him, this is the reason that he seems mechanic.
Who would like to stand in his shoes in front of God?
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Macbeth = Blair
Like in the play Macbeth/Blair is in the hand of the dark powers now. 'Fate' will play dirty tricks on him. Like Macbeth, he gets away with his crimes, but only to penetrate deeper in the tulip. His 'place in history' resembles more and more that of a crook. His soul already rotted out of him, this is the reason that he seems mechanic.
Who would like to stand in his shoes in front of God?
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Originally posted by expatWhy is Blunkett popping up again? Is it because he's about to come back as a government minister soon?
And Fair.
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Originally posted by Lambroshttp://observer.guardian.co.uk/polit...995524,00.html
Some of the comments are great!
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...s for former disgraced Minister David Blunkett putting his tuppence worth in (accusing the police of 'theatrics'), he needs to shut up. Machine-gun Blunkett, who gave an order to call in the Army and machine-gun rioting inmates at a jail in 2002, seriously lacks integrity. And as if anyone is interested in his opinion, anyway....
A Prime Minister who allows attacks on the integrity of the police by government ministers has lost the right to govern
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Originally posted by ClipheadUsed to happen to the Irish too, seems to have gone quiet on that front.
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Originally posted by ClipheadUsed to happen to the Irish too, seems to have gone quiet on that front.
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Originally posted by Lambroshttp://observer.guardian.co.uk/polit...995524,00.html
Some of the comments are great!
A Prime Minister who allows attacks on the integrity of the police by government ministers has lost the right to govern
You trust the Police? I take it you don't drive, don't have a yob problem and you've never been mugged/robbed?
The police have even less credibility than politicians (at least there's only a few hundred MPs)
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http://observer.guardian.co.uk/polit...995524,00.html
Some of the comments are great!
So one Cabinet colleague has said Blair would only call it a day if he really felt he was damaging the party. He has already damaged the party irrevocably but, in his delusional state, toxic Tony lacks awareness.
As for former disgraced Minister David Blunkett putting his tuppence worth in (accusing the police of 'theatrics'), he needs to shut up. Machine-gun Blunkett, who gave an order to call in the Army and machine-gun rioting inmates at a jail in 2002, seriously lacks integrity. And as if anyone is interested in his opinion, anyway.
'New' Labour has completely lost the plot. Shame on them for allowing themselves to slip and slide into this mess.
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They did make the point that if they'd arrested her in the daytime they'd have had to do it where she worked, and that would have meant a police raid on No. 10.
Which would have been interesting to say the least.
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Yet again I have covered this on my spectacularly brilliant blog earlier. The plain fact is that the unexpected dawn raid appears to be standard procedure for much less serious cases and is most especially appropriate when someone is suspected of destroying evidence which in this case is clearly what perverting the course of justice means.
The fact that this government is prepared to use governmental pressure to ensure preferential and deferential treatment for themselves illustrates once more how utterly corrupt they are.Last edited by xoggoth; 20 January 2007, 22:47.
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