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Comments on: We’ll miss Tony Blair
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...what I think and whyWed, 03 Dec 2008 07:43:49 +0000http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2by: Vincent McLeod IV
http://wendellrobinson.com/wenBLOG/2007/05/10/well-miss-tony-blair/#comment-1699
Fri, 15 Jun 2007 18:34:55 +0000http://wendellrobinson.com/wenBLOG/2007/05/10/well-miss-tony-blair/#comment-1699As an American, Tony Blair has demonstrated the greatness that the world outside of the United States produces. Prime Minister Blair was a man that acted upon conviction alone; mainly doing the right thing even though it may not have been the best thing. It takes a charismatic leader to be able to believe in such a notion. Prime Minister was an innovator for international politics; one that can be used as a model for future leaders. If you look back in British history, all PM's after a decade of leadership lose credible favor with the British people. In America, if a President was in office over ten years, they to would be destined to encompass the same fate. Tony Blair will be deeply missed on the international scene. Americans should have recognized his service to a higher degree!As an American, Tony Blair has demonstrated the greatness that the world outside of the United States produces. Prime Minister Blair was a man that acted upon conviction alone; mainly doing the right thing even though it may not have been the best thing. It takes a charismatic leader to be able to believe in such a notion. Prime Minister was an innovator for international politics; one that can be used as a model for future leaders. If you look back in British history, all PM’s after a decade of leadership lose credible favor with the British people. In America, if a President was in office over ten years, they to would be destined to encompass the same fate. Tony Blair will be deeply missed on the international scene. Americans should have recognized his service to a higher degree!
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http://wendellrobinson.com/wenBLOG/2007/05/10/well-miss-tony-blair/#comment-1477
Wed, 06 Jun 2007 18:41:10 +0000http://wendellrobinson.com/wenBLOG/2007/05/10/well-miss-tony-blair/#comment-1477[...] A few weeks back I posted an item about Tony Blair and his soon-to-be retirement from the Prime Minister’s office in Britain. At the time I indicated that the United States would be losing a strong ally in the office at #10 Downing Street - and I still feel that way. [...][…] A few weeks back I posted an item about Tony Blair and his soon-to-be retirement from the Prime Minister’s office in Britain. At the time I indicated that the United States would be losing a strong ally in the office at #10 Downing Street - and I still feel that way. […]
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http://wendellrobinson.com/wenBLOG/2007/05/10/well-miss-tony-blair/#comment-1283
Sun, 27 May 2007 23:43:16 +0000http://wendellrobinson.com/wenBLOG/2007/05/10/well-miss-tony-blair/#comment-1283"the United States has always found a friend in Tony Blair and Great Britain"
I think you'll find that Blair was a great friend, who agreed wholeheartedly with any whim Bush could come up with, although the British public rarely agreed with Blair on this stance. Any cooling of the "special relationship" (which showed few if any dividends - see Bush humiliating Blair during Sharron's visit, steel taxes, refusal to listen to UK advisors on post-war Iraq) is likely whomever leads Britain in the near future. David Cameron has also said he would distance himself.
Blair's stance towards America has falsely given your country the idea all UK citizens agree with him, and stand shoulder to shoulder. An overwhelming majority don't.“the United States has always found a friend in Tony Blair and Great Britain”
I think you’ll find that Blair was a great friend, who agreed wholeheartedly with any whim Bush could come up with, although the British public rarely agreed with Blair on this stance. Any cooling of the “special relationship” (which showed few if any dividends - see Bush humiliating Blair during Sharron’s visit, steel taxes, refusal to listen to UK advisors on post-war Iraq) is likely whomever leads Britain in the near future. David Cameron has also said he would distance himself.
Blair’s stance towards America has falsely given your country the idea all UK citizens agree with him, and stand shoulder to shoulder. An overwhelming majority don’t.