Anyone else see PMs Question Time? - pass the fucking vomit bucket

[CharlieAddict]

I love tony blair. I want to rub ice cream on his body so I can lick it all off working my way down to his cock that I would suck for a week.

Hde turns me on

you're one of the ugliest guys i know derf.
and the mental image of you sucking dick is making me head dizzy.

 

[keicar]

Well, George Galloway has just made a gushing tribute to Brown on Sky, he didn't say 'I salute your indefatigability', etc, but it wasn't far off!

I wonder if he will rejoin, Livingstone-style? Personally I think it's more likely he'll step down and concentrate on broadcasting.

On the point of Brown I think he could be one of the best PMs for a while (not that there is much comptition )

 

[treelover]

on another site

'Blair’s property deals:

1980: Mapledene Road, Hackney, bought £40,000, sold 1986 £80,000

1983: Myrobella, Trimdon village, nr Sedgefield, bought £30,000

1986: Stavordale Road, Islington, bought £120,000, sold 1993 £200,000

1993: Richmond Crescent, Islington, bought £375,000, sold 1997 £615,000

1997: 11 Downing Street - rent free flat next door to prime minister's traditional residence

2002: Clifton, Bristol, two flats bought for £525,000 in total

2004: Connaught Square, Bayswater, bought £3.6m

2007: Bayswater. Two-bed house behind Connaught square property, bought £800,000. The Blairs plan to join buildings together to create extra space'

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Ever the authoritarian.

Yup, that amongst other things...

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Well, George Galloway has just made a gushing tribute to Brown on Sky, he didn't say 'I salute your indefatigability', etc, but it wasn't far off!

Didn't see that, what did he say?

 

[Ungrateful]

As I write this a BBC news flash comes on my screen confirming that Tony Blair is to be the special envoy of the Middle East mediators on behalf of the Quartet.

Poacher turned Gamekeeper - I don't think so. This is bad for any hopes of settlement in the area. I can't think of anybody less suited to the job.

This might a little cynical, but I don't think the game plan has ever been for *peace* in the Middle East, on the contrary every move since the last decade has been to strengthen the powers of western capitalism even if ends up killing hundreds of thousands (and displaces millions).

If the class interests of the West ever seem to be threatened, then the Western alliances are more than happy to stoke up ethnic tensions, encourage fundamentalism and social divisions, fund and arm militias, topple governments (democratic and undemocratic alike). So Tony Blair is the ideal candidate for the Quartet.

Not in my view, poacher turned game-keeper more attack dog given free-rein in the chicken coop. I guess he'll be handsomely rewarded for his efforts. Like most Nu Labour types he'd swallow a bowlful of billionaire's shit and announce it a 'delicious chocolatey delight' if it earnt a few thousand quid.

Did I mention 'good riddance'. I only hope he ends up in Gaza making Alan Johnston's bed.

 

[Lock&Light]

Yup, that amongst other things...

Still a stupid boy.

 

[The Black Hand]

This might a little cynical, but I don't think the game plan has ever been for *peace* in the Middle East, on the contrary every move since the last decade has been to strengthen the powers of western capitalism even if ends up killing hundreds of thousands (and displaces millions).

If the class interests of the West ever seem to be threatened, then the Western alliances are more than happy to stoke up ethnic tensions, encourage fundamentalism and social divisions, fund and arm militias, topple governments (democratic and undemocratic alike). So Tony Blair is the ideal candidate for the Quartet.

Not in my view, poacher turned game-keeper more attack dog given free-rein in the chicken coop. I guess he'll be handsomely rewarded for his efforts. Like most Nu Labour types he'd swallow a bowlful of billionaire's shit and announce it a 'delicious chocolatey delight' if it earnt a few thousand quid.

Did I mention 'good riddance'. I only hope he ends up in Gaza making Alan Johnston's bed.

Shall I stand as a candidate for Blair's ward - Sedgefield - it is very close to me and I couldn't do a worse job could I

 

[Brainaddict]

on another site

'Blair’s property deals:

1980: Mapledene Road, Hackney, bought £40,000, sold 1986 £80,000

1983: Myrobella, Trimdon village, nr Sedgefield, bought £30,000

1986: Stavordale Road, Islington, bought £120,000, sold 1993 £200,000

1993: Richmond Crescent, Islington, bought £375,000, sold 1997 £615,000

1997: 11 Downing Street - rent free flat next door to prime minister's traditional residence

2002: Clifton, Bristol, two flats bought for £525,000 in total

2004: Connaught Square, Bayswater, bought £3.6m

2007: Bayswater. Two-bed house behind Connaught square property, bought £800,000. The Blairs plan to join buildings together to create extra space'

I think it should be more widely known that Tony Blair is a buy-to-letter. It might help people to understand why the government stood aside while buy-to-letters fucked up the housing the market.

 

[audiotech]

Well, George Galloway has just made a gushing tribute to Brown on Sky, he didn't say 'I salute your indefatigability', etc, but it wasn't far off!

I don't believe that, but that's your game innit treelover? Never let the truth get in the way of a good old sectarian snipe. Galloway, who knows Brown very well, has always referred to both Blair and Brown as the 'two cheeks of the same backside' and has described Brown as 'weak' and 'gutless'.

 

[gabi]

Well, George Galloway has just made a gushing tribute to Brown on Sky, he didn't say 'I salute your indefatigability', etc, but it wasn't far off!

Maybe Gordy offered him some milk? Hes got a bit of previous remember..

 

[London_Calling]

I love tony blair. I want to rub ice cream on his body so I can lick it all off working my way down to his cock that I would suck for a week.

Hde turns me on

Thank you, Margaret Beckett.

 

[Thora]

I think it should be more widely known that Tony Blair is a buy-to-letter. It might help people to understand why the government stood aside while buy-to-letters fucked up the housing the market.

I think people will be too busy watching 'Property Ladder' to care

 

[treelover]

Seriously, he did, he made much of having the same culture, origins, that he was his boss twenty odd years ago! etc, Why on earth would i make it up, tbh, it was quite surprising given as you say, his last comments, but heh, he's leaving parliament next election, maybe he is angling for an exclusive on his many shows....

I don't believe that, but that's your game innit treelover? Never let the truth get in the way of a good old sectarian snipe. Galloway, who knows Brown very well, has always referred to both Blair and Brown as the 'two cheeks of the same backside' and has described Brown as 'weak' and 'gutless'.

 

[Haller]

As I write this a BBC news flash comes on my screen confirming that Tony Blair is to be the special envoy of the Middle East mediators on behalf of the Quartet.

Poacher turned Gamekeeper - I don't think so. This is bad for any hopes of settlement in the area. I can't think of anybody less suited to the job.

I'm in a good mood and determined to seek out the positive...

No real progress will be made on Palestine unless there is a change in the attitude of the American government towards Israel. Is there anyone better suited to that job than Blair?

I mean, there's bugger all point in sending Galloway, is there?

Is it not just possible that Blair is in a unique position to change perceptions of the Palestinian cause in Washington?

[/naive optimism]

 

[Lock&Light]

I'm in a good mood and determined to seek out the positive...

No real progress will be made on Palestine unless there is a change in the attitude of the American government towards Israel. Is there anyone better suited to that job than Blair?

I mean, there's bugger all point in sending Galloway, is there?

Is it not just possible that Blair is in a unique position to change perceptions of the Palestinian cause in Washington?

[/naive optimism]

Optimistic, no doubt, but not naive.

 

[nino_savatte]

The was really no need for that performance. Blair should have just left quietly like his predecessors. After his world tour and long goodbye, he used PMQTs to milk it one last time. I think it serves to illustrate how egotistical and narcissistic the man is.

 

[keicar]

I think it serves to illustrate how egotistical and narcissistic the man is.

Surely you could say that about any PM to an extent.

 

[gabi]

The was really no need for that performance. Blair should have just left quietly like his predecessors. After his world tour and long goodbye, he used PMQTs to milk it one last time. I think it serves to illustrate how egotistical and narcissistic the man is.

AKA a politicial genius..

Receiving that standing ovation, the global accolades etc even after leading the UK into the iraq war is up there with Clinton's ratings actually going up after confessing to lying to the nation about Lewinski... its a scary talent.

 

[Lock&Light]

... its a scary talent.

No-one could stay ten years at the top without some of that talent.

 

[goldenecitrone]

Farewell Tony. It was quite moving to see him get that standing ovation. Even the Conservatives were on their feet clapping. Easily the best politician in the country and the best Prime Minister of my lifetime. I wish him well.

 

[Jonti]

Perhaps people were cheering and applauding that the cheesy, menadacious, war-mongering traitor has slung his hook at long last?

 

[Lock&Light]

Perhaps people were cheering and applauding that the cheesy, menadacious, war-mongering traitor has slung his hook at long last?

You wish!

 

[nino_savatte]

Surely you could say that about any PM to an extent.

No, Blair is an exception.

 

[Lock&Light]

No, Blair is an exception.

You obviously don't remember Anthony Eden.

 

[treelover]

Surely some of his 'success' can be put down to an emasculated opposition, a supine Parliamentary Labour Party and of course a very complaint and subdued public. A confluence of events that made his time easier than most PM's have to deal with.

No-one could stay ten years at the top without some of that talent.

 

[keicar]

No, Blair is an exception.

Well I've only got recallection of 3 PMs leaving. Major had to go after losing a G.E., Maggie didn't want to go, but had to following a leadership challenge from her own party. I vaguely remember her playing to the house on her last day. Before that, in any case, the HOC wasn't televised.

I don't doubt Blair is vain, but that doesn't alter the fact I think his government has changed this country for the better. Only a bit, but I still think it was worth turning out to vote in 1997.

 

[Lock&Light]

but I still think it was worth turning out to vote in 1997.

Just imagine if Major had won another four or five years.

 

[London_Calling]

You obviously don't remember Anthony Eden.

Not exactly relevant 50 years later in an entirely diff social and political world.

 

[Lock&Light]

Not exactly relevant 50 years later in an entirely diff social and political world.

If nino starts talking about exceptions then there has to be something to campare it with.