"Personally I don't see anything wrong with Tony Blair giving his opinions on Iraq, it's just that he should be doing it the Hague. *"
(* Frankie Boyle)
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Previously on "So the Great Liar has finally got up on his hind feet"
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Nah Alan B'stard was written in the 1984 vein, as a warning of what will be for us plebs and a training video for the aspirant political sprogs hoping to get their seat and trough.Originally posted by vetran View PostYou realise he was a fictional Character?
discovered this little gem from him in your Massive Mail.
ALAN B'STARD: Greedy? Our rotten MPs weren't claiming nearly ENOUGH! | Mail Online
enjoy and raise a glass to Rik and his writers.
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As your linky shows; only a bit fictional.Originally posted by vetran View PostYou realise he was a fictional Character?
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You realise he was a fictional Character?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostDo not speak ill of the dead!
discovered this little gem from him in your Massive Mail.
ALAN B'STARD: Greedy? Our rotten MPs weren't claiming nearly ENOUGH! | Mail Online
enjoy and raise a glass to Rik and his writers.
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Do not speak ill of the dead!Originally posted by vetran View PostBlair...was far too much like Alan B'stard.
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I will hold my hands up. In 1997, I thought he would just turn out to be a right-wing mendacious treacherous piece of tulip. I didn't have him down as a future diabolical war criminal. Lesson learnt.Originally posted by vetran View Postme, he was far too much like Alan B'stard.
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Who would have thought this would turn out to be accurate?Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
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Damn fine idea, whoever it came from.Originally posted by zeitghostI see that Boris is of the opinion that Bliar is battulip crazy & needs professional help, possibly including a strait jacket. *
*The strait jacket bit is my idea, rather than Boris's.
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From what I remember various political commentators at the time thought that England winning would benefit the Tories in the upcoming election.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt seems a little naive to think that if England had won on 30th June 1996, that would have given Major a sufficient boost to have any influence over the May 1997 election, which had a majority of over 250 and nearly 4 million more votes.
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Peasants and yanks.Originally posted by Troll View Postsomeone else who doesn't know how to hold a knife and fork
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But you provided a linky. Which was nice.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostBeat me to it.
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