Blair's Last PMQs

Westcountryman · 27-06-2007, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Britannist

"I don't think we'll miss you" Mrs. Cherie Blair just said to the press in Downing Street as she got into the car to leave with her husband for Buckingham Palace.

There are quite a few people who won't miss her either.

Indeed!

Britannist · 27-06-2007, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by AlanA

Thank God he's GONE !

Gone but not forgotten (yet).

Least of all by his friends in the EU who will be grateful for all that he has done for them.

Britannist · 27-06-2007, 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by ModernUKIP

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Originally Posted by Britannist

"I don't think we'll miss you" Mrs. Cherie Blair just said to the press in Downing Street as she got into the car to leave with her husband for Buckingham Palace.

There are quite a few people who won't miss her either.

Indeed!

She really must dislike the press to come out with a remark like that.

No doubt the strongly eurosceptic columnist (Daily Mail formerly of the Sun) Richard Littlejohn will respond to her words - he seems to dislike her enormously.

rjt · 27-06-2007, 01:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Britannist

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Originally Posted by ModernUKIP

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Originally Posted by Britannist

"I don't think we'll miss you" Mrs. Cherie Blair just said to the press in Downing Street as she got into the car to leave with her husband for Buckingham Palace.

There are quite a few people who won't miss her either.

Indeed!

She really must dislike the press to come out with a remark like that.

No doubt the strongly eurosceptic columnist (Daily Mail formerly of the Sun) Richard Littlejohn will respond to her words - he seems to dislike her enormously.

Does he not refer to her as the wicked witch of the west or soemthing very similar?

Hereward77 · 27-06-2007, 06:25 PM

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Originally Posted by mkpdavies

What do you expect in a puupet parliament run by traitors?

Blair is a representative of the Socialist International. Those phoney "Conservative" MPs who stood and applauded him are collaborationist filth.

Britannist · 27-06-2007, 06:32 PM

A UKIP friend of mine was astonished at the applause from all sides of the house for Blair today. I understand that anti-Iraq 'war' MP and europhile George Galloway did not rise to his feet to applaud Blair (he left the Chamber so I believe).

I couldn't see anyone in the Commons remaining seated as Blair walked out of the Chamber (possibly for the last time). Everyone appeared to be cheering.

At first no Conservative got up to applaud (as the Labour MPs were doing) - but, after speaking with someone sitting next to him, David Cameron stood up and turned to the MPs behind him and urged them all to rise to their feet and clap as Blair left the Chamber.

"No one can doubt his efforts for public service - we wish him well" said David Cameron to Blair.

Britannist · 27-06-2007, 06:37 PM

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RJT wrote: Does he not refer to her (Cherie Blair) as the wicked witch of the west or soemthing very similar?

Yes.

Often with a supporting cartoon to match his description of her.

Britannist · 27-06-2007, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Hereward77

...the Socialist International....

A truly vile organisation.

tito · 27-06-2007, 07:22 PM

:shock:

I was quite surprised the way he threw aside the question on the Church of England.

eublues · 28-06-2007, 09:03 AM

Blair also showed total contempt for Nicholas Winterton's bringing up the EU constitution sell-out. It was as though Blair was smirking "we've won so anyone who thinks like you can get stuffed."

I think Cameron rallying his people to give the lying, traitor Blair a standing ovation was disgusting - ammunition for us I think.

27-06-2007, 06:32 PM	#16 (permalink)
Britannist Uber Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: London Posts: 22,896	UKIP, anti-Iraq 'war, europhile, George Galloway MP, Commons A UKIP friend of mine was astonished at the applause from all sides of the house for Blair today. I understand that anti-Iraq 'war' MP and europhile George Galloway did not rise to his feet to applaud Blair (he left the Chamber so I believe). I couldn't see anyone in the Commons remaining seated as Blair walked out of the Chamber (possibly for the last time). Everyone appeared to be cheering. At first no Conservative got up to applaud (as the Labour MPs were doing) - but, after speaking with someone sitting next to him, David Cameron stood up and turned to the MPs behind him and urged them all to rise to their feet and clap as Blair left the Chamber. "No one can doubt his efforts for public service - we wish him well" said David Cameron to Blair.

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27-06-2007, 07:22 PM	#19 (permalink)
tito Uber Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: South Pembrokeshire Posts: 3,035	:shock: I was quite surprised the way he threw aside the question on the Church of England.

28-06-2007, 09:03 AM	#20 (permalink)
eublues Uber Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 3,100	Blair also showed total contempt for Nicholas Winterton's bringing up the EU constitution sell-out. It was as though Blair was smirking "we've won so anyone who thinks like you can get stuffed." I think Cameron rallying his people to give the lying, traitor Blair a standing ovation was disgusting - ammunition for us I think.