May and Blair Top Brexit team ?

nickrhodes · Jul 1, 2016

Other than one being conservative and the other labour, would it be a good idea for May assuming she becomes the PM gets our best and most experienced negotiator on board just to deal with Brexit negotiations ?

Sounds bizarre I know but I do think they would make a formidable Brexit negotiation team.

Anyone else have any thoughts. This thread is only about Brexit no rehashing comments on wars please !

This is not Nick Rhodes

Prince Monolulu · Jul 1, 2016

Blair should either be The Chauffeur or he should head off to Rio.

Sussex Nomad · Jul 1, 2016

Will he find Currency of Mass Destruction and invade?

Hillian1 · Jul 1, 2016

Piss off.

beorhthelm · Jul 1, 2016

you have inside knowledge of Chilcot? you dont want to mention the war, but bit difficult when the related enquiry comes out next week.

Gwylan · Jul 1, 2016

He may find it hard to negotiate on anything from the inside of a jail in The Hague

Tom Hark Preston Park · Jul 1, 2016

Gwylan said:
He may find it hard to negotiate on anything from the inside of a jail in The Hague

This. B.Liar is going to have far more pressing personal matters to deal with when the Chilcot Report is published on 6th July.

Biscuit · Jul 1, 2016

A respected statesman throughout Europe, good suggestion. He also oversaw an unprecedented decade of economic growth and financial stability.

He got Iraq very, gravely wrong but you can't fault his domestic records so I'm in [emoji106]

KZNSeagull · Jul 1, 2016

Blair is not trusted in the UK anymore and would be a disaster.

This is not Nick Rhodes either.

ManOfSussex · Jul 1, 2016

She should take the Kinnock family with her instead. :lolol:

nicko31 · Jul 1, 2016

Blair's legacy suddenly doesn't look that bad. Cameron's is x100 worse and will have a far greater impact on the future

Baldseagull · Jul 1, 2016

nicko31 said:
Blair's legacy suddenly doesn't look that bad. Cameron's is x100 worse and will have a far greater impact on the future

This could unfortunately prove true eventually, it will depend on how badly our exit damages the E.U. and if it leads to further break up or dismantling. Many people thought it a bit dramatic when Cameron said a leave decision could lead to war, but history would suggest it to be a legitimate concern long term.

Biscuit · Jul 1, 2016

nicko31 said:
Blair's legacy suddenly doesn't look that bad. Cameron's is x100 worse and will have a far greater impact on the future

Domestically, Blair was a great PM for the UK. Overshadowed, quite rightly, by Iraq. Right now it's all "Tony B.Liar" and "War criminal" but I firmly believe, in time, his legacy will be remembered with a more even hand. A PM that served his country well, before making a disastrous mistake.

Stat Brother · Jul 1, 2016

nickrhodes said:
Other than one being conservative and the other labour

Which one is Labour?

pasty · Jul 1, 2016

beorhthelm said:
you have inside knowledge of Chilcot? you dont want to mention the war, but bit difficult when the related enquiry comes out next week.

Gwylan said:
He may find it hard to negotiate on anything from the inside of a jail in The Hague

Tom Hark said:
This. B.Liar is going to have far more pressing personal matters to deal with when the Chilcot Report is published on 6th July.

Question Time In Brighton July 7th

Tom Hark Preston Park · Jul 1, 2016

pasty said:
Question Time In Brighton July 7th

Cheers for the heads-up :thumbsup:

Machiavelli · Jul 1, 2016

nicko31 said:
Blair's legacy suddenly doesn't look that bad. Cameron's is x100 worse and will have a far greater impact on the future

It can quite easily be argued that the Middle East Peace Envoy's legacy is ISIS. On that basis, we ought to be sh!tting ourselves for the future.

JC Footy Genius · Jul 1, 2016

Blair was and is a big fan of the EU and kindly gave up a big chunk of our rebate for naff all in return ... so it's a no from me.

Tony Blair's decision to cut the EU rebate cost £9.3billion, report shows

Now figures calculated by House of Commons researchers show that Britain will have lost out on €10.5billion (£9.3billion) by not receiving the full rebate between 2007 and 2013, calculated at 2004 prices.

The Commons’ researchers calculated that the lost income is the equivalent of £344 for every household in Britain.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/pol...e-EU-rebate-cost-9.3billion-report-shows.html

Billy the Fish · Jul 1, 2016

Blair laid the foundations for this mess by handing too much back to Europe. If he was allowed to negotiate he'd probably sign even more power and money away!

simmo · Jul 1, 2016

nickrhodes said:
Other than one being conservative and the other labour, would it be a good idea for May assuming she becomes the PM gets our best and most experienced negotiator on board just to deal with Brexit negotiations ?

Sounds bizarre I know but I do think they would make a formidable Brexit negotiation team.

Anyone else have any thoughts. This thread is only about Brexit no rehashing comments on wars please !

This is not Nick Rhodes

Blair was so pro EU that when he was PM he wanted to join the Euro. It was only Gordon Brown with his 5 (unachievable, well done GB) requirements that stopped us going down that catastrophic path. In any case as others have pointed out this time next week, I think Blair's name will be in the public limelight again, we (hopefully) will all be able to see what utter BS him and his cronies came up with, that led us to war.

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