Just How Deluded Have Politicians Become?

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wendigo100 replied

31 March 2007, 17:46
Originally posted by xoggoth

Actually you have to give him some credit. He is not quite as bad as Heath.

Yes, Ted was pretty bad, what with the EEC and all that, but I think Blair has done more damage. Possibly because he's had longer at it.
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Troll replied

31 March 2007, 17:31
Originally posted by Kyajae

After I stopped laughing and picked myself off the floor..............

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6344823.stm

Is Miliband a poofta?...looks like one!
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xoggoth replied

31 March 2007, 16:12
Actually you have to give him some credit. He is not quite as bad as Heath.
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cykophysh39 replied

31 March 2007, 14:38
Oh remember the Days of Maggie Thatcher, John Major!!

Oh what fond memories!!
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Buffoon replied

31 March 2007, 13:38
I'll miss him ......

... for the first couple of shots. Just to play him a bit, but then my aim will be true.
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wendigo100 replied

31 March 2007, 13:35
Environment minister David Miliband has said voters will look back fondly on Tony Blair's time as prime minister, whoever succeeds him. He said people always tended to want former prime ministers back.

Blair is one of the few I'd never have back!
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Kyajae started a topic Just How Deluded Have Politicians Become?

31 March 2007, 12:39
Just How Deluded Have Politicians Become?

After I stopped laughing and picked myself off the floor..............

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6344823.stm
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