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Kyajae replied

27 March 2007, 11:17
Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk

...from Tony Blair for selling off the nations silver to buy his way to election victories?

or the family courts for not implementing the 1989 Children Act and consigning 100 Children a day to be fatherless, with the associated crime etc. that this produces.

All this nonsense about things that happened generations ago - lets look to the future.

An apology from tony Blair? You've got more chance of putting your foot in a pile of rocking horse sh*t!
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BrilloPad started a topic Never mind slavery - what about an apology from...

27 March 2007, 11:13
Never mind slavery - what about an apology from...

...from Tony Blair for selling off the nations silver to buy his way to election victories?

or the family courts for not implementing the 1989 Children Act and consigning 100 Children a day to be fatherless, with the associated crime etc. that this produces.

All this nonsense about things that happened generations ago - lets look to the future.
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