Tony Blair; he wants to be the president of EU. Have we forgotten his UK antics already?

Question

Now then, Skull...don't embarrass me now! But seriously - understand your concern about the lottery-playing, chip-eating and soap-opera-watching dears...bit of a change from 50 years ago, huh - when, if I remember we were told then that we 'never had it so good' in the same year (or there abouts).

Answer 1

Yes, power & greed has that effect on some people..

Answer 2

Well he has got the taste now for being a dictator where better for him.

Answer 3

No but to be fair I felt that he was out voted on any of the better decisions that he made...

Answer 4

why do you think this country was dragged through the back door without the public's support or yes vote to be enrolled in this corrupt power hungry European dream,

he cant be king but he will make sure he's President

the thieving lying bast--d,

Answer 5

Noty B Liar! You would think he would hide,hang his head in shame,but the sad fact is,he seems to work with Duracell batteries,even they stop at some point.Hopefully.

Answer 6

See my previous answers about government scroungers. No I am not UKIP or BNP

Answer 7

The Royalty and blue-bloods like their lap dog !

Answer 8

This is a very good question.   And the fact that you have bothered to ask it shows that you are part of a select few who will never forget the war crimes of Blair and Co.  And so to answer your question;  Yes, most of the UK have forgotten about his legacy.

A large majority of the people in the UK are more interested with the lives of the folks on Watford Square, Ipods, beer, s*x, cars, more beer, and money to be bothered about the world outside the end of their road.  

People in general are stupid, look at the MILLIONS who sit and watch Strictly Come Dancing every weekend, its ludicrous.  Thinking about resisting state activity takes effort, it means dropping the TV remote and pint glass, turning off the XBOX and actually engaging ones brain.  I always quote Bill Hicks when people as this question, but he was always right about the general masses:

"We're the docile masses, we're the docile masses....put it on our TVs its true!"

Answer 9

Well, it might keep him out of harms way, and appeal to his monstrous ego. He would only be a meeter and greeter,and possibly a rubber stamper. But he would love it, and Cherie too. She really would think that she had "made it"! Walter Mitty characters, both of them.

Answer 10

why ? is it us that has proposed him for president?

if not I carn't see what it has to do with us , we won't get to vote on it.

Answer 11

yep new world order , centralisation of power resulting in centralisation of unions eg north american union (that most americans know nothing about like we didnt with the EU ), the african union and the asian union resulting in world government not good . http://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doci...

Answer 12

No. However no doubt he will be voted in by the Eastern block, just as they vote for anything else. Hopefully any European presidential candidate will have to be voted for first by his own nationals.

Answer 13

no

Answer 14

No we haven't. If the Lisbon Treaty is ratified by all the member states and if Tony Blair is nominated by the European Council he still has to be accepted by the European Parliament and I doubt somehow he would sail through that process.  

Most people are thinking either the Luxembourg Prime Minister since he can speak three languages or the Irish Prime Minister since Ireland is both Pro-EU and Pro-American, a balancing act no other country seems to pull off.

The reason there is so much press about Tony Blair is because he is the most well known in Europe and the US.