Reply With QuoteApparently when Tony Blair was at his private school, the school would have a day where selected pupils would help the poor and destitute of Glasgow, when his turn came, he told them he would be glad to do it, but actually slinked off and spent the day in the pub.
That two faced,slime ball hypocrite was running the country for 10 years, and allowing other peoples' sons and daughters to be killed in an illegal war, while securing a place in the city for his and John Prescott's son..
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13-09-11 08:49 AM #1Senior Member Country:
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Now he's running the UK economy......
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, aged 22, ex Eton and just down from Oxford University, with a vice girl and a stash of cocaine...
Full story from the Scottish Daily Record:
Vice girl: I watched George Osborne snort line of cocaine - The Daily Record
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13-09-11 09:11 AM #2Senior Member Country:
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13-09-11 10:14 AM #3Senior Member Country:
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The only person BLiar ever helped was himself!
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13-09-11 10:21 AM #4Super Moderator Country:
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That makes two PR problems for George to sort out .....
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13-09-11 10:21 AM #5Senior Member Country:
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The only person BLiar ever helped was himself!
Anthony Lytton Blair - a toff, riding to fame and untold riches on the backs of the mainly working class constituents of NE England....as most of these people will never consider voting for any party other than Labour (and seem to be flattered by his mere presence among them), it gives ample scope to political opportunists like BLiar !
I am not making a party political point here - the Tories and Lib Dems are just as bad....and it happens in ther countries as well- viz Barrack Obama....Last edited by julian_craster; 13-09-11 at 10:25 AM.
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13-09-11 10:29 AM #6Senior Member Country:
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If Osbourne was good at his job he could have all the coke he desires for all I care, but he's a shocking chancellor. (wimped out with the banks too)
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13-09-11 10:34 AM #7
What have Tony Blair's failings got to do with George Osborne's character?
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13-09-11 11:18 AM #8Senior Member Country:
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And those who benefited from the GFA, devolution, minimum wage, repeal of section 28, an end to genocide in the Balkans... <cue the Pythons> Originally Posted by Dame Starry
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13-09-11 11:42 AM #9Senior Member Country:
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If everybody who has taken drugs was banned from Parliament there wouldn't be many MPs
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13-09-11 01:05 PM #10Senior Member Country:
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It's a great British tradition to have drunken oafs running the country......
god preserve us from pious pontificators
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13-09-11 01:08 PM #11Senior Member Country:
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George Osborne at the GQ Awards ceremony - Did he really say this off the record (following his 'sticky pages' comment)? :
'I have to confess that some of my best friends from Eton and Oxford are regular *ankers....Oops ! - I meant to say 'bankers'......'Last edited by julian_craster; 13-09-11 at 01:25 PM.
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13-09-11 02:08 PM #12Senior Member Country:
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Whatever his faults, Churchill was a great orator and lifted the morale of the troops during WW2. They adored him. No wonder the youth of today are disaffected and prone to lawlesslness. Who are their role models? They see politicians who are thieves, the media is corrupt - it'll be the police they start looking up to if this carries on.... Originally Posted by Moor Larkin
It's a great British tradition to have drunken oafs running the country......
god preserve us from pious pontificators
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13-09-11 06:54 PM #13Administrator Country:
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Do you mean the police force who had senior officers fired (or some who resigned before they could be fired) for accepting bribes from journalists? Originally Posted by Windyridge
So after you've got rid of all the corrupt and greedy politicians (national and local), journalists, policemen and all the others, who is left?
Let the librarians run the country. They'll bring a bit of order to things
Steve
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13-09-11 07:15 PM #14Super Moderator Country:
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Ye Gods! You might as well let the WAGS do the job! Originally Posted by Steve Crook
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13-09-11 07:23 PM #15Administrator Country:
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Don't insult the librarians or they'll line you up against the bookshelves and categorise you under the Dewey Decimal System Originally Posted by batman
Ye Gods! You might as well let the WAGS do the job!
Talking of WAGS, the real expert at the wags are the librarians
Steve
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13-09-11 07:26 PM #16Super Moderator Country:
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It's amazing what you can google these days! Originally Posted by Steve Crook
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13-09-11 09:26 PM #17Senior Member Country:
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as long as he only snorted coke at eton whilst wearing a top hat and monocle in the back of a rolls royce watching the poor being flogged its ok by me
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13-09-11 09:51 PM #18Senior Member Country:
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Oops! I clicked on this thread thinking it was about Osborne. Originally Posted by Arfur Teacake
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13-09-11 11:49 PM #19Senior Member Country:
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Worse he seems to have smoked Silk Cut, now if it had been Senior Service????
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14-09-11 08:04 AM #20Senior Member Country:
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Originally Posted by Moor Larkin
It's a great British tradition to have drunken oafs running the country......
god preserve us from pious pontificators
………….and in the morning I shall be sober, while you madam will still be ugly.
was what Winnie said after redoutable MP Bessie Braddock commented on his drunkeness at a dinner party, I don’t think he was drunk all of the time, he wouldn’t have been able to paint his interesting paintings if he were.
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