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Thrifty non-licker
I'm surprised Dyer didn't pop around his gaff and sort 'im aaaaaaaaaaaht. Pwoper hard.
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[Politics] Worst British Prime Minister in History
- Thread starter neilbard
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I'm surprised Dyer didn't pop around his gaff and sort 'im aaaaaaaaaaaht. Pwoper hard.
Can't stand the man, but not even close.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
definitely down to opinions ....i doubt i could keep my hands off Blair if i saw him up close , Cameron would get a hefty slap , Blair would perish.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
You make some very good points there, especially the highlighted bit. I voted Ted Heath. Dreadful PM while I was at school. 3 day week. Hyper inflation. Useless. I would have gone for Cameron but Ted tips it for me.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Compared to the last two PMs. I'd have Blair back like a shot.
Silverhatch
Well-known member
He only engaged in the democratic process because his party were running scared of Farage and UKIP.
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Ted got my vote, he was rubbish.
Hope you did receive private music lessons from him!
sydney
tinky ****in winky
only reason i'd have him back is to sort out the two major **** ups he allowed .....Zimbabwe & The Gulf......both beyond hope so nah ....**** him , he's a proper ****
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Inflation hit 25%. Ted's answer was to give everyone a supplementary pay rise every time inflation went up causing, yes more ......
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Fair enough. It's my opinion. If you think Cameron or May are better that's your call.
Surprised Blair is not mentioned more, if only because he sentenced more people to death in the last 15 years than any others in government!!!!!
Kuipers Supporters Club
Well-known member
The post said referendum. People voted for a referendum. He delivered the referendum. These are facts. Not commenting on the campaign, as that wasn’t what I quoted, but over 50% of people who voted in 2015 backed Referendum parties.
Actually, when you look through the list of candidates we have been lumbered with more than our share of incompetent morons running the country. Written history can't really be relied upon so I'm looking at the PM's in my lifetime. Top three:
Thatcher - who destroyed so much industry and her high interest rate policy led to so many losing their homes as well as the Poll Tax and her intransigent attitude towards Northern Ireland. But.....she did stand up to Europe.
Blair - a war criminal who lied to us all as an excuse to go to war as Bush's puppet
Cameron - the man who gave us the Referendum that nobody was really asking for then had it on his toes the moment he didn't get the result he wanted. A truly horrible individual who served only himself and not the country.
So difficult to pick from those three. I didn't think I'd hate a PM as much as I hated Thatcher................. but I think Cameron has just about pipped her. Thatcher was strong and carried on regardless. Cameron is a snivelling coward.
Thatcher - who destroyed so much industry and her high interest rate policy led to so many losing their homes as well as the Poll Tax and her intransigent attitude towards Northern Ireland. But.....she did stand up to Europe.
Blair - a war criminal who lied to us all as an excuse to go to war as Bush's puppet
Cameron - the man who gave us the Referendum that nobody was really asking for then had it on his toes the moment he didn't get the result he wanted. A truly horrible individual who served only himself and not the country.
So difficult to pick from those three. I didn't think I'd hate a PM as much as I hated Thatcher................. but I think Cameron has just about pipped her. Thatcher was strong and carried on regardless. Cameron is a snivelling coward.
Indeed. I'm sure Cameron or May would have stood up to the Bush government and refused to get involved in Iraq....... oh.
As [MENTION=225]Hamilton[/MENTION] said earlier, I know people who were full on in support of removing Saddam who now conveniently use Iraq as a stick to beat Blair with. And as I said, I can't stand him as a person (especially the faux Christian stuff), plus I was one of the million plus people who marched against the war.
But, as a PM and looking at his record as a whole, Blair in comparison to Cameron is like comparing something a bit distasteful to Crystal Palace.
Lenny Rider
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- Sep 15, 2010
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Tony Blair for me, for no other reason than all the brave servicemen and servicewomen he needlessly sent to their deaths fighting conflicts built entirely on lies.
Blackadder
Brighton Bhuna Boy
I agree 100% on the war. He would have gone down as a great prime minister if hadn't bowed down to Bush. The late 90s early 21st century was like a breathe of fresh air compared to the previous administrations..