Legacy
With our new and wholly illegal, undemocratic and unelected Prime Minster ruling our country for the foreseeable future, it seems appropriate that we recap the greatest moments of our previous No. 10 incumbent, who himself was elected by a mere 28% of the population.
Cash for Honours
During his reign, our great leader continued the age-old tradition of sleaze. This begun with the Conservative Party in the lead-up to Blair’s first victory and continued when Blair brought New Labour (otherwise known as the Conservatives) into power. Realising the best way to earn funding was to give out titles that once actually meant something, he brilliantly starting giving peerages to those who donated vast sums of money to the party. This brought in many donations from those desperate for the red robes of office that Blair promised those with more money than morals.
In addition to this stunning piece of economic management, the Labour party also received a £1m donation from Bernie Ecclestone, the Formula One mogul. Not just content with leading the third most boring sport on Earth, he donated this money in order to ensure that he could continue to advertise cigarettes. Even though this donation had to be given back, it was clear from the start that this was a new government, and one determined to use all their wit and cunning to circumvent the political process.
The War in
Tony Blair and his government continued their legal tour de force when they invaded a country half way across the world unprovoked that posed no possible threat to us or any of our allies. Even though we knew that they didn’t have weapons, couldn’t have weapons, and even if they did couldn’t hit us with them, we still decided that it would be a good idea.
With the encouragement of our friends across the
But all this pales.
Because.
The world has gone mad. A cog has fallen out of the mechanisms of reality. A wire has snapped and frayed in the databanks of life. Etc.
Tony Blair has been appointed as an envoy for peace in the
BAE
The icing on this Labour government’s cake of criminals would be the recent BAE scandal, where we apparently bribed the Saudi government in order to give us arms deals. Naturally, this combines the two greatest features of this government – weapons AND monetary scandal! This has now been discontinued because of “issues of national security” – or, to put it another way, Blair doesn’t want to be interrupted while doing the lecture circuit in the
So now, Gordon Brown is our Prime Minister. Even those who voted Labour didn't vote for him, so it could easily be argued that not a single person in the entire country voted for him as PM. Hooray for democracy!
5 Comments:
stunning mark...
youve outdone yourself. a tour-de-force of political vitriol. youve done the liberal, thinking teen aspect of the populance proud :D
*round of applause*
what vicky said.
"iwatxi"
i wish our old friend 'anonymous' would return... i'm sure he (or she)'d have some eloquent slices of wisdom to scatter in the wake of this post...
"qwwcwvx"
you could argue that no-one outside of sedgefield voted for blair, only a member of 'Labour'® so whoever happens to be leader of the party voted in is PM.
But to be fair its not very democratic for a tyrant/lunatic to only have to take over a party to gain power over the whole country... ... hmm ... AND THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN DO TO STOP ME!
"Even though we knew that they didn’t have weapons, couldn’t have weapons, and even if they did couldn’t hit us with them, we still decided that it would be a good idea."
Ain't that the truth. Pity the democratic system in this country wasn't democratic enough for good old Tony to pay attention to all 70 million British citizens. It was so blindingly obvious that WMDs had nothing to do with anything leading up to the war. What a complete waste of time.
N.B. Please sort out that "word verification". It seems to fail at recognising the correct sequence of letters.
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