Bush eyes Blair for Mideast peace role

[greenbastard]

Blair is part of the ruling bloodline. Members of that bloodline always play a crucial role on the global scene after leaving office. They never retire and their influence never wanes...

greenbastard Reviewed by greenbastard on 06-22-2007. Bush eyes Blair for Mideast peace role WASHINGTON - President Bush has talked with British Prime Minister Tony Blair about taking a role as a Middle East peace envoy after he leaves office next week. Assistant Secretary of State David Welch, the State Department's top diplomat for the Middle East, talked with Blair in London on Wednesday, while the White House and State Department spoke glowingly about the prime minister's credentials but said there was nothing to announce yet. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert also expressed Rating: 5

[Psycho4Bud]

Read Captive State by George Monbiot. It is a captivating read on how Blair is selling our public sector off to American capitalists, and of how we stand to lose through failing services and stealth taxes.

LOL....we accuse ours of selling off to Arab countries. Just a bit ironic if ya ask me. I'll be checking out that book......sounds interesting.

I'd still like to see one of you gents from overseas post a bit more in a new thread regarding your government, how it works, differences between the partys, etc.........

Have a good one!:s4:

[Silent Wolf]

What i hate about Blair is the fact he's a complete twat who's in love with himself. He thinks he's the best leader this country has had since bloody Lionheart. All this traitor has done is gave us a few million more immigrants, higher taxes, political correctness, poverty, terrorism, crime and that upper class gay accent of his.

Good riddance to this moron. I hope he moves off to Texas to be with his playmate Bush. England doesn't want him nor need him.

[Staurm]

LOL....we accuse ours of selling off to Arab countries. Just a bit ironic if ya ask me. I'll be checking out that book......sounds interesting.

I'd still like to see one of you gents from overseas post a bit more in a new thread regarding your government, how it works, differences between the partys, etc.........

Do, it's one of my favourite books and written by a very good writer. He wrote it in the style of part narrative, part factual account. It's one book I found extremely hard to put down, and I am not a big reader.

Let me know if Bush has had it banned in your country and I'll send you over a copy ;-)

[Divadish]

He's kept interest rates low, inflation low, hospital waiting lists are down (fact), brought in the minimum wage, introduced tax credits for working families, has or is going to abolish the Tory brainchild that was/is the child support agency so it aint all bad news people. By the way we had terrorism on the British mainland for 20 odd years during the 70's and 80's.

[Staurm]

OK maybe he has sorted out a bit of peace in Ireland, however now we have Islamic fundamentallists trying to spill our blood as a result of his warmongering.