Introduction and the main part We live in times when the application of conventional social, economic, and political terminology, to describe the realities of living in post-industrial world, can no longer be thought of as fully adequate. Nowadays, the politics is much better described in terms of economy, social trends – in terms of psychiatry, and the economy itself – in terms of criminology. The analysis of Tony Blair’s Premiership from 1997 to 2007 substantiates the validity of this statement better then anything else does, because it is namely during this time that British national interests have ceased to serve as the basis for designing socio-political policies in this country. And the reason for this is very simple – ever since he was appointed a British Prime Minister in 1997, Blair had proven his commitment to the promotion of Globalization as being much stronger than his commitment to serving Britain’s citizens. In his article “Tony Blair is Driving Voters to BNP”, Tony Parsons points out to the fact that, during the course of Blair’s reign, the high ranking officials from New Labour Party have completely lost their grasp on reality: “Blair talks about cracking down on organised crime when the working class are far more worried about being knifed by the pack of yobs loitering at the end of their street. The politically correct, metropolitan ponces of New Labour fret about the hole in the ozone layer when most people feel like they have a hole in the middle of their lives. New Labour waffles about starvation in the Third World when its own people are starved of decent schools, affordable housing and reliable health care” (Parsons 2006). Just like any typical neo-Liberal, Blair had shown himself as being absolutely incapable of addressing this country’s problems in the way they deserve to be addressed, while striving for nothing less then adjusting the objective reality to the set of his obscure beliefs, which is the reason why Britain is now being often referred to as the Northern Pakistan, with British “progressive” politicians seriously discussing the possibility of legitimising the Islamic law of Sharia in Britain. In other words, Blair’s time in the Prime Minister’s office had removed the last doubts as to the fact that neo-Liberalism is nothing but a form of mental disorder, which prompts politicians, affected by it, to commit acts of national treason, without even realising it. It was not by a pure accident that, ever since the beginning of America’s aggression against Yugoslavia and Iraq, Blair wholeheartedly supported George Bush, while he was violating the most basic international laws with unprecedented bluntness, despite the fact that there is seemingly nothing in common between former American President and former British Prime Minister – George Bush is a conservative Bible-thumper and Tony Blair is a neo-Liberal sophisticate, known for his acute sense of political correctness. Apparently, both countries’ leaders were united by something invisible to ordinary citizens – namely, by their membership in what Dr. William Pierce used to refer as the “Club”: “To have a major policy role in the U.S. government or the government of any major European country, you’re supposed to be a member of what amounts to a pr