Voodoo Mau Mau woman is fitting Blair Legacy

The paper's and broadcasters have much to say on Tony Blair, whose book of spin, half-truths and self-justifications is published today, while Blair himself is fittingly reported to be leaving for the USA. Tony Blair has already been categorized on this blog to have been the most disastrous and despicable Prime Minister of Britain for the entire twentieth century and forecast to retain that title for the 21st. The economic consequences of his misrule are yet to be fully felt and without doubt will last for decades.

More apt, as a vivid illustration of his legacy, was the appearence yesterday afternoon on a popular game show, carried by a publicly funded British television channel, of a woman who had arrived in this country in 1998, one year after Blair's misgovernance and destruction of Britain had begun. Whooping and yelling she repeatedly extolled the virtues of her Kenyan Kikuyu tribe origins and the glories of the Mau Mau. The rights and wrongs, various outrages and atrocities of that colonial conflict do not require further analysis or comment here and now. The reality of how much Blair and New Labour detested Britain and its people can have received no clearer illustration than the hatred still lying in this woman's heart as a dozen years since she first arrived as a guest in the UK she whooped her war cries and yelled Mau Mau at the cameras in the Deal or No Deal studio set.

The angst felt by the Kikuyo people in Kenya in the nineteen-fifties can today be sympathetically understood, the hatred Tony Blair and his henchman so obviously held for his country and felt towards his fellow countrymen I feel sure will not be found in his self-serving book, I for one will not be seeking it. The excess, uncounted and unnecessary immigration into Britain allowed under Tony Blair's government has already been shown to have been deliberate, was it also deliberately targeted for arrivals from the country's known former enemies? This performance, which if I find a video link I will post it here,certainly makes it appear that it indeedit may have been.

My comment to The Times

Martin Cole wrote:

The British electorate was effectively on trial yesterday and after six hours of near vomit inducing testimony it was found guilty.

Three times this despicable creature was elected. Three heirs to this duplicitous slitherer still run the country: Brown; Mandelson and Straw.

In the wings wait two leaders of the main opposition parties apparently selected because of their likeness to the unprincipled former Labour leader who so blithely talks of regime change while bearing the burden of the destruction of the sovereignty and democracy of one very old and formerly respected nation state.

January 30, 2010 8:04 AM GMT

The article concerned is here.

Blair's Presidency Dreams Dashed!

Britons will be saddled with the huge economic costs of Tony Blair's EU Presidency ambitions for decades, the loss of democracy and sovereignty may never be recovered. My blogs have been warning of the consequences of this pathetic little charlatan's dreams and squalid manipulations for many years. I could link to scores of postings warning of the dangers to come if I so chose.

As it now seems generally accepted that his ambitions will never now come to anything, Britain should start to count the cost. Perhaps the clear warning signs in Blair's Cardiff speech in 2002 should be carefully considered if they can now be fully unburied. I blogged on the contents of that speech and its strange disappearance from the worldwide web in early 2003 as follows on Ironies, linked here:

Tony Blair's Keynote Cardiff Speech on Europe 28th November 2002

The above was an extremely significant landmark speech, notable not least for the fact that it was made outside of Parliament in a provincial capital. It was difficult to access in full even immediately after it was presented by the Prime Minister. Now several months later I could only trace it after much searching on Google at the British Embassy site from Berlin. I have therefore put a link here so that for the moment I can continue to use it as a reference source. As Blair's view of Europe has changed following the disagreements over Iraq I anticipate the speech might become practically invisible as the months go by. This would be a great shame as it is very well thought through and is in fact remarkably prescient in light of subsequent events.

The killer passage and most significant portion, other than the clear aim of the PM in throwing his hat into the ring for the job of first European President, is this portion I quote below :-

The basic ideology should be described in this way. Europe is the voluntary coming together of sovereign nations. Their will is to combine together in the institutions of Europe in order to further their common interests. In so far as it is necessary to achieve these interests, they therefore pool their sovereignty in Europe. There is no arbitrary or fixed limit as to what they do collectively; but whether they do it depends on their decision as a group of nations. So whilst the origin of European power is the will of sovereign nations, European power nonetheless exists and has its own authority and capability to act.

The negation of any democracy comes at the end, the sting in the tail as it were:-

It should be democratic; greater integration, rooted in the freely given decisions of the nations that make up Europe; with greater openness and transparency of decision-making; greater participation and interaction of National Parliaments; greater connection between the European Parliament and the decisions of Europe; and with the independence of the Commission guaranteeing that the interests of smaller nations do not weigh any less than the large.

None of the items listed of course, do anything to give the people the power to periodically remove from power those who rule them, which is the only thing that democracy is really about!

Speech

posted by Martin at 5/01/2003 01:01:00 PM

Now it cannot be found at all, but the quotes I chose set the tone - Totalitarianism!

Irish should recall Blair's apparent blood lust!

Many British seem to have amnesia on the subject of Blair's love of bombing.

The first evidence was Operation Desert Fox which took place in the year following his first election, that'right way back in 1998, recall that event from here, from which comes these quotes:

At the end of Operation Desert Fox, what has the Anglo-American combine gained? A total of 62 Republican guards killed and a few hundred wounded? The damage to civilian life and property has been extensive. At least this is the testimony of Iraq's Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz. Even if we await the assessments of independent sources, it is unlikely that these will approximate to the Anglo-American exaggerations.

Americans can put it down to President Clinton's impeachment difficulties, but what was the British reason for so shrill and excited a participation in the operations? It wouldbe a sobering experience for Prime Minister Tony Blair to replay the video clips of the simulated vigour of those battle-damage reports outside 10 Downing Street........

When the BBC interviewed the ``brave'' British Tornado pilots in Kuwait after their successful sorties in Iraq, the pilots had their backs to the camera, scared of being identified by the people. Why this fear if they were operating on behalf of the people of Kuwait where the RAF Tornado squadron sparked?

Remember Blair's deviation to Kuwait City to sit at the controls of one of the Tornado Bombers that had taken part in the raid, details of the reports in the press seem to have disappeared.

Recall the high altitude bombing of Serbia, unapproved by the UN, who was the greatest cheerleader for these raids and which western politician the most vocal in demanding the continuation and intensification of these raids -none other than the man The Times today tells us, read here, will soon be the President of the hundreds of millions of mostly decent and peaceful EU citizens - Tony Blair. All the rest is more recent and less forgotten history!

What value Irish neutrality in an EU with such a man at its head?

VOTE NO!

Master Maggot Martin, a Shameful Man in charge of a Den of Thieves

I will put the video of Speaker Martin's performance in the House of Commons yesterday on this blog when and if I can find it, meantime this comment gives the flavour. See the video of the statement, criticism of which later sparked the outburst from here.

The BBC which controls output from the debased Parliament, in typical totalitarian state controlled media fashion appears to be suppressing video of the actual exchanges at present!!

The latest scams from Tory (so-called) Grandees in the Daily Telegraph are linked here.

Yet still we see no sackings, no whips withdrawn, no moves to de-select the worst of the scum now fully revealed! Half or non-apologies from Brown and Cameron will not work.

Let's start with Tony Blair and his re-mortgaging of his North East Constituency home for the purchase of a West End Mansion and his role with Gordon Brown in the shameless ramping up of the UK Property Bubble against which background this was all undertaken, why not get Brown into Bow Street as well to answer why he needed a Westminster flat subsidised by taxpayers while the boom continued unabated and he lived in his Grace and Favour Downing Street accommodation!

The "poor little street-bred people"

Incredibly the Mail on Sunday reports that there are still 23% of people in Britain who support the thoroughly corrupted Labour Party as forged by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, read here (with another wicked picture of the mazed Brown).

The Graphic of this poll repeatedly being shown on Sky News TV reports this morning is a classic example of how the mainstream media plays on the public's ruined education to boost the Labour Party. In this case by portraying the relevant party percentages in a graphic with a photo of the party leaders, as though there were hardly any difference between 23 and 45 per cent! Shameful manipulation Sky News!

Nevertheless it is hard not to assign much of the blame for the country's present plight to the people of the country themselves, to consider that almost a quarter of the populace still supports these clear crooks beggars belief, as the heading to my post hints they must be Kipling's "The poor little street-bred people that vapour and fume and brag," mentioned in his great poem "The English Flag", which may be read from here as a reminder of how far we have sunk!

A video that should give more than a clue as to the reasons why Blair (read the latest Telegraph detail on his expenses, here) and Brown have deliberately chosen to bankrupt and cheat England is here:

The vaulting ambition of Anthony Blair

Six years ago today, on my blog Ironies, linked here, I considered the November 2002 Cardiff speech of then Prime Minister Tony Blair.

The text was difficult to trace six years back and as I then predicted "I anticipate the speech might become practically invisible as the months go by" I now cannot find the full text to link, the original report on the web site of the UK Berlin Embassy not now being available.

Yet the ambition of Tony Blair, or perhaps I should say "lust" for the post of EU President has clearly not lessened, indeed the obscene manoeuvres over the Lisbon Treaty, mainly designed to deliver an appointed multi-term EU President, bear witness to Blair's disgusting determination to get to the top, even though the ruins left behind in the shape of a decimated country and economy bear witness to his unsuitability!

The fact that only six months after the speech was delivered I could only find a link at the Berlin Embassy lends credence to the thought that the entire speech, made outside of London, was an application to the highest authority for the Presidential post - but intended for early burial in the UK!

Happily I quoted some sections in my original posting which I repeat herewith:

The basic ideology should be described in this way. Europe is the voluntary coming together of sovereign nations. Their will is to combine together in the institutions of Europe in order to further their common interests. In so far as it is necessary to achieve these interests, they therefore pool their sovereignty in Europe. There is no arbitrary or fixed limit as to what they do collectively; but whether they do it depends on their decision as a group of nations. So whilst the origin of European power is the will of sovereign nations, European power nonetheless exists and has its own authority and capability to act.

The negation of any democracy comes at the end, the sting in the tail as it were:-

It should be democratic; greater integration, rooted in the freely given decisions of the nations that make up Europe; with greater openness and transparency of decision-making; greater participation and interaction of National Parliaments; greater connection between the European Parliament and the decisions of Europe; and with the independence of the Commission guaranteeing that the interests of smaller nations do not weigh any less than the large.