Hasse wrote:

You see how this group sucks with
posters like Stat. And how about some
proof of that sweetness or sweetless or
sweatness or bla bla bla?

Lighten up.

You popped in here out of thin air at a bad time complaining about
everything and for all I know you might be *YOU-KNOW-WHO* in Jersey.

So what brings you to apn? Was it Nosty?
Any other agenda?
Inquisitive minds want to know.

SuZanne

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Tugboat Captain wrote:

Blair is good!

Tony Blair is my hero.

You mean a half-baked knee-jerk reactive cypher with a bizarre
messiah
complex is something heroic? He's getting roundly panned in the UK by
all
parties and especially the judiciary over his latest nonsensical,
undemocratic nonsense, and quite right too. THe man is quite
obviously
on
the verge of losing whatever marbles he has left and is making it
quite
clear that the tabloid press are running the country via his paranoid
fear
of losing their approval. Luckily, we have people in government (and
more
importantly the judiciary) who have rather more morals and sense than
Phony
Tony.

" Treason proposal a 'non-runner' "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4135144.stm

Fears of 'half-baked' terror plan
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4132720.stm

Almost from the moment he became Prime Minister,
I have admired Tony Blair. I enjoy watching him answer questions in
Parliament, aired Sunday nights in the US on C-SPAN.

Well, you have always struck me as a style over substance sort of
chap.

You have to realize, tw, that Americans are losing faith in Bush and
are
looking all over the globe for a replacement they can idolize, follow,
believe, worship...
no matter what others say. I mean, did they care what much of the world
was saying about Bush when he was their living god?
Blair's flashy style,

What? Tony is all out to prove he's just a normal bloke..

rock n' roll background

Double-what? To quote Ian Hislop on seeing Blair moving his guitar into
number ten "Oh no! Trendy vicar".

, toothy smile, twinkling
eyes...is mesmerizing 'em! George and Tony are cozier than two
lovebirds
in heat.
His American and Canadian admirers probably would like to forget that
his
actress-wife,

I believe she's a lawyer, and a knowledgable one at that. Hence her
attacks
on the legality of Bush's Human Rights infringements carry rather a lot
of
weight. Hopefully she won't feel she should be quiet out of loyalty to
the
Reverend Blair now that he is perilously close to stepping over the same
line.

Cherie Booth, accused Bush of stealing the 2000 election,
and attacked him on his human rights stance.

Indeed. I wonder if Steven can bring himself to question his hero's
choice
of spouse?

Doc

Doc wrote:

George and Tony are cozier than two
lovebirds in heat.

Yayyyy-yah!

They probably sit around the Oval Office discussing global warming while
sharing a FATTY and a scotch on the rocks.

SuZanne

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tw wrote:

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Tugboat Captain wrote:

Blair is good!

Tony Blair is my hero.

You mean a half-baked knee-jerk reactive cypher with a bizarre messiah
complex is something heroic? He's getting roundly panned in the UK by
all parties and especially the judiciary over his latest nonsensical,
undemocratic nonsense, and quite right too. THe man is quite obviously
on the verge of losing whatever marbles he has left and is making it
quite clear that the tabloid press are running the country via his
paranoid fear of losing their approval. Luckily, we have people in
government (and more importantly the judiciary) who have rather more
morals and sense than Phony Tony.

Tony Blair is my hero.

So you keep saying Stevie. I presume you have a pictrue of him in a heart-
shaped frame. Nowm, rather than repeating your ghooey-eyed schoolgirl
devotion to him, why not simply tell us what you find so heroic about him?

" Treason proposal a 'non-runner' "
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/4135144.stm

The article makes no mention that Tony Blair recommended filing treason
charges. That would be up to prosecutors, wouldn't it?

Fears of 'half-baked' terror plan
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4132720.stm

That "half-baked" quote is one man's opinion. You make it sound like
the whole UK thinks Blair's proposals are half-baked.

In terms of politics and the judiciary, they pretty much do.

The article says
the man who made the "half-baked" quote believes some of the proposals
are wise. So Blair's proposals are in effect, and will go to
consultation.

Actually, the problem everyone (in government and the judiciary) is that
Blair's proposals were made WITHOUT consultation in the first place.

[quoting] "Blair looks to France for lessons on expelling Islamist
extremists"
By Roger Blitz and Ben Hall
The Financial Times
Published: August 9 2005

[excerpt] The sole point of criticism levelled against the prime
minister following the July attacks in London was that his government
had not acted swiftly or decisively enough to remove Islamist
extremists from Britain.

By the tabloid press...

Mr Blair's critics noted the apparent ease with which the French
authorities had been able to deport men suspected of whipping up hatred
and violence. [end excerpt]

Again, the only ones making such noises were the tabloid press.

Almost from the moment he became Prime Minister,
I have admired Tony Blair. I enjoy watching him answer questions in
Parliament, aired Sunday nights in the US on C-SPAN.

Well, you have always struck me as a style over substance sort of cha=

Not at all, I like the substance of Blair's proposals.

Since Clinton's day? Which proposals were those then? Tony has more faces
than a 1d20....

Thank God he has
the right stuff to make those proposals.

Like Hitler did?

From the Washington Post:

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lightwin...@aol.com wrote:

"REALLY"??? *YOU* "ARE" *ANOTHER* "REASON" *WHY* "GOD" *IS* "DEALING"
*WITH* "ALL" *THE* "POOR" *PEOPLE* "WHO" *ARE* "BEING" *DESTROYED*
"OUT" *OF* "THE" *EARTH* "AND" *YOU* "SUPPORT" *A* "CRIMINAL" *LIKE*
"BLAIR" *WHO* "IS" *ONE* "OF" *THE* "MAIN" *REASONS* "WHY" *THE*
"EARTH" *IS* "IN" *FLAMES* "TODAY"!!!

Listen, Lightwing ... I can hardly read what you write when you write
in that style, so I ususally just IGNORE these posts of yours. I really
did appreciate that you wrote like a normal human being (like the rest
of us) in a couple of your other posts that I already responded to.

The world is in flames today, because there are EVIL people in this
world who must be defeated.

*GO* "TELL" *THE* "POOR" *IRAQI* "WOMEN" *AND* "CHILDREN" *THAT* "YOU"
*SUPPORT* "A" *MAN* "THAT" *HELPED* "KILL" *THEIR* "HUSBANDS" *AND*
"FATHERS" *WITH* "THEIR" *BIG* "GUNS" *AND* "OTHER" *WEAPONS* "OF"
*DESTRUCTION*!!!

That was Saddam Hussein who killed hundreds of thousands of innocent
people during his reign of tyranny. Do you know about his torture
chambers? His rape rooms, where he had a gang of his thugs rape the
wives of men who crossed him? Do you know that he ordered CHILDREN to
be tortured in front of their parents?

..and of course, at the height of this torture and rape, the US and the UK
were happy to sell him arms and equipment to do so, and not one peep out of
the Steven Douglas of this world was to be heard then. Funny old things,
politics and morality, eh?