Tony Blair as 'Miranda ' Tony Blair as 'Miranda ' HE WHO PAYS THE PIPER T Stokes London People ask, 'why do politicians get into power and then ignore the wishes of the electorate' ? its quite simple the financial backers choose carefully people with character flaws that can be bribed or blackmailed. Look at Winston Churchill in the thirties, both the Times mag and Homes and Gardens magazine voted Hitler man of the year, Manpower mag said if Hitler can achieve such prosperity and with full employment surely we can do it in Britain? Many in government admired him and Oswald Mosely was such a talented negotiator and politician that he was asked to lead both major political parties but knew they were too infiltrated and corrupted so started his own National Socialists party as an alternative. Neville Chamberlain had a team which secretly spent 4 years studying the German model and planned to implement part of it in Britain, suddenly Churchill decided the Russians are not the threat but Germany, and agitates for war; Hitler was shocked at this because under the Chamberlain agreements the Anglo Saxon family were to join against Russia.

Churchill had huge gambling, drinking and whoring bills, and Jock Colville claimed he usually insisted on ginger haired prostitutes, so they bought him a ginger tomcat as a private joke. Churchillï¿½s sandhurst file, the original and proper one lists him as, 'a confirmed sodomite and a menace to the younger boys' ( Courtesy of guy burgess diaries ) this waywardness allowed Churchill to be used by the bankers, under the carrot and the stick, you do as we say and you get paid x amount, you donï¿½t do as we say and we ruin you. In W W 1 Churchill took bankers cash in the name of Colonel Arden, and W W II his secretary said several names were used, Mr. A Connerï¿½s was alleged to be just one. How Britain came to be in the EU under such disastrous terms was because Edward Heath was allegedly a cuprophiliac, he would regularly take boys from certain care homes away on his boat for weekends.

His sheets had to be perfectly white, clean ironed and perfumed, Heaths obsession with this made the boats name 'morning cloud' the subject of many in house jokes, nevertheless he was seriously warned 4 times by the police for hanging around public toilets, special branch had to appoint a man especially to protect him, it was Liberal party Leader Jeremy Thorpes threat to bring down Edward Heath and a big bunch of other politicians, which got him off the Norman Scott attempted murder court case. The name 'Mr. Eddy' was well known on Hampstead Heath and the boys home nearby in the seventies. Labour politician Tom Driberg was said to spend as much time in public lavatories as the houses of parliament and he gave in 1972 a long list of top people involved in 'blackmail-able' sexual pursuits to M I 5.

This same list in the same order would later turn up in the KGB London office, top of this list was Sir Anthony Blunt, who was believed to be a procurer of men and young lads, when a person dies their bowels tighten then release, and Blunt was said to have strangled young boys while being sodomized in 'snuff' killings, this is supposed to heighten the sexual climax. He would obtain boys from care homes for David Temple, who was also known as 'Soxon Rothschild, because he always kept his socks on while naked. Blunt knew actor Peter Arne who allegedly would take food to tramps sleeping in the local park in exchange for sex and Arne had contacts at the top of the political tree, and was picked out by several boys in mug shot pics as hanging about outside boys schools. In 1983 at Bow St Magistrates Court a certain Charles Lynton was fined ï¿½50 for attempted soliciting in city toilets, the police notes were to disappear later along with several prior verbal warnings, Charles Lynton was at university well known as 'Miranda' a promiscuous cross dresser who played a guitar badly.

Charles Lynton is Tony Blairï¿½s middle names, and it was lord levy who funded and greased Tony Blair through the hoop into the prime ministerï¿½s office for one reason, the Iraq war. Peter Mandelson and Cherie Blair hated each other, Mandelson as top Rothschild apparatchik for Britian was rumoured to boss and bully Blair, but after a row with the French the newspapers were tipped off anonymously that Frederic Mitterrand was paying young boys for sex, but a small security firm phone tapping for a newspaper, claimed the tip came from Mandelsons people. The NSA whistleblower David Murphy-Fawkes has said they listened in to all Tony Blairs calls, as the US senate saw him as a lightweight 'Pinocchio' figure. In march 2003 Peter Mandelson officially endorsed Leo Gillan as his political candidate, who then lost out to a man in a monkey suit, 'hangus' the monkey was offering a free banana to schoolchildren, 'hangus' was an in joke on the campaign to hang war criminals such as Saddam Hussein and Tony Blair.

Mandelson while business minister showed his true metal while holidaying on Deripaskas yacht, now Deripaska is banned under organized crime regs in the USA, but according to the Daily Mail 23rd May 2010, Nat Rothschild, Deripaska and Mandelson shook hands on a ï¿½500 million aluminum deal that cost many Britons their jobs, much of this is said to be in chemtrail drops. These 3 were joked about in the MI5 canteen as 'the axis of evil' and 'the 3 jewboys' and when Mandelson was admitted into a French hospital recently with prostate problems, the French doctors report told of felching injuries, felching is the gay sport where a cardboard tube is pushed into the rectum and a small furry animal slid down inside, our Peter apparently was scratched internally rather badly. Peter Mandelson is controlling director of the NSPCC, and when Margaret Hodge ( Oppenheimer) was childrenï¿½s minister she lived next door to Tony Blair, they also knew childline funders Sarah Caplin and Esther Rantzen, who are connected to TV mogul Michael Grade.

The Metropolitan police tell us that a score of scandals have hit childrenï¿½s homes across the country, and strangely all has gone very silent, except for the Holly Greg case, now this is the only one that involves a girl all the rest being boys, one reporter for a newspaper asked Westminster police why has all this not got out,? and pointed at chief childrenï¿½s minister Mrs. Hodge ? , and asked if this was a conspiracy of silence and if so why? Interestingly a score of names of frequent visitors to these care homes including pop musicians DJs and top politicians. Was a gag order imposed by Tony Blair,? including mention that Gordon Brown was close to several rent boys and Sarah Macauley was paid ï¿½50,000 to marry him and stay the course, this out of publisher Robert Maxwell's 'black widow fund' which went usually to Zionist activists.

Maxwell's daughter Ghislaine is said to be fund administrator and close to Prince Andrew, and all this is why no politician does what it says on the tin, because they have to dance to the paymasters tune ï¿½He who pays the piper, calls the tune.' 'There are 1000 hacking at the branches of evil, but just 1 hacking at the root' - Henry Thoreau T Stokes London Tony Blair (696) "Nothing shows lack of conscience better than bold-faced lying."--- Bob Altemeyer "He was fantastic. I'm sure history will judge him very well. I think he'll be up there with Churchill ."---Cherie Blair �A single lie destroys a whole reputation for integrity.� Baltasar Gracian (1601-1658), Spanish philosopher and writer [The great war criminal and lie monger, just for starters. Tony Blair is a very obvious Illuminati shill. The only question is--is he a Manchurian premier, one of them, or a mixture? It is easy to see this in his actions and words.

He pushes Elite Fascist agendas-- GM foods , Nuclear power, Fluoridation (bit of a give away that one Tony), ID cards, medical records open to all NHS employees (ie everyone), DNA database for all, satellite surveillance for all cars (while he gets a Freedom medal!--- they do like to take the piss, and reward their stooges), immigration overload , 24 hour drinking and Supercasinos everywhere (apart from the money side this could be a way to trash society making ID cards look an option to clean it up, similar to gun control shootings designed to remove weapons from the population), tied Police up with well over 50% of their time now taken up with paperwork, trashed education, foot and mouth fiasco , and spouts Medical Mafia propaganda word for word (eg Vivisection , MMR is safe lie , Authority lie , Anti-science lie ), and Wars---he has the blood of more than 1 million Iraqis on his hands not to mention Depleted Uranium , Afghanistan (that freed up the main Elite drug source again), Bosnia, and turning a blind eye to numerous genocides around the world, like Rwanda .

Also the greatest white collar bandit of all time, stealth tax record--now well over 50% tax rate--latest wheeze is more tax using global warming as excuse. If you want to see the Devil in sheep's clothing have a look at one of our ministers flogging gambling!] Tony Blair - Prime Minister, Lawyer - Biography.com Famous The Chorister School Alumni quotes “A simple way to take measure of a country is to look at how many want in and how many want out.” Tony Blair Synopsis Tony Blair was born on May 6, 1953 in Edinburgh, Scotland. In 1994, he became the youngest leader of the Labour Party. In 1997, he was sworn in as prime minister of the United Kingdom. He stepped down as prime minister and left his position as leader of the Labour Party in 2007. In more recent years, he has been in the press for allegedly attempting to keep quiet a phone-hacking scandal. Younger Years Tony Blair, former prime minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, was born Anthony Charles Lynton Blair on May 6, 1953, in Edinburgh, Scotland.

Despite being born in Scotland, Blair spent the better part of his childhood in Durham, England, where he attended the Chorister School. Blair's father, Leo Charles Blair, was a prominent attorney who ran for Parliament as a Tory in 1963, when Tony was 10 years old. Devastatingly, Leo had a stroke right before the election, rendering him unable to speak. As Leo convalesced over the next three years, Tony and his siblings, older brother Bill and younger sister Sarah, learned to fend for themselves and adapt to stressful financial difficulties. From an early age, Blair felt compelled to follow in his father's footsteps and one day achieve the political goals his father was forced to abandon. Although his father was adopted, the young Blair appeared to have inherited his biological grandparents' talent for entertaining. As a teen, when he and his family had moved back to Edinburgh, Blair frequently performed at Fettes College to rave reviews. While a student at St. John's College at Oxford University, Blair was the lead singer in a rock band called the Ugly Rumors. The band preformed cover versions of songs by the Rolling Stones, the Doobie Brothers and other popular headliners.

Rolling Stones front man Mick Jagger ranked among Blair's personal icons at the time. After completing his undergraduate courses, Blair renewed his commitment to following his father's career path. He enrolled in law school at Oxford University, graduating with a law degree in 1975. Blair's mother, an Irish butcher's daughter whose maiden name was Hazel Corscadden, died of thyroid cancer that same year. After graduation, Blair began an internship in employment law under Queen's Counsel Alexander Irvine. Blair proved a quick learner, and his communication skills helped him gain hands-on knowledge of local politics. During his internship, he met fellow intern Cherie Booth, who had graduated at the top of her class from the London School of Economics. The couple married in March 1980 and went on to have four children: Euan, Nicholas, Kathryn and Leo. Labour Party Growing up in Durham, England, Blair observed the powerful influence of local miners, who were central to the strength of England's Labour Party. In the late 1970s, while practicing as a barrister, Blair joined the Labour Party, which was then in a state of crisis.

Multiple union strikes in late 1978 had helped the Tory Party (with which Blair's father was affiliated) gain victory the following year because the public saw the Labour Party as being mainly under union control. In 1982, Blair tried but failed to land a seat in Parliament for the Beaconsfield District. He did however, continue to impress the Labour Party by working hard and proving his charisma and capability. In 1983, Blair earned a seat in Parliament for the Sedgefield District near Durham, where he had spent most of his childhood. When Conservative Margaret Thatcher was reelected as prime minister in 1983, Neil Kinnock was made leader of the opposition Labour Party. Kinnock proceeded to promote Blair through the ranks. From 1984 to 1988, Blair served as the front bench spokesman on treasury and economic affairs for the Labour Party. He also held a position as spokesman on trade and industry in 1987. In 1988, Blair rose to the shadow cabinet (also known as shadow front bench or shadow ministry) in the position of shadow secretary of energy.

Under the leader of the opposition, the shadow cabinet is an alternative to the established government's cabinet. For every member of the established government's cabinet, there is a person in the shadow cabinet who shadows him or her and critically analyzes his or her policies and decisions. It was Blair's job to shadow the British government’s secretary of energy, Nigel Lawson. In 1992, Blair was appointed to the position of shadow home secretary. In 1992, Kinnock resigned as leader of the Labour Party and was succeeded by John Smith. When Smith died of a heart attack in 1994, Tony Blair was elected leader of the Labour Party, achieving the distinction of the organization's youngest leader to date. While in office, Blair advocated policies to cut taxes, deter crime, boost trade and increase the power of local government. Blair described his new vision for Great Britain as a nation "where people succeed on the basis of what they give to their country." He would remain in his role of Labour Party leader until 2007, instituting several reforms—including a new "one person, one vote" system for electing party leadership.

In Recent Years Following his resignation, Tony Blair remained active in public affairs, serving as quartet representative to the Middle East and a representative of the United States, United Nations, European Union and Russia to prepare Palestine for statehood. In 2007, he created the Tony Blair Sports Foundation, the mission of which is to "increase childhood participation in sports activities, especially in the North East of England, where a larger portion of children are socially excluded, and to promote overall health and prevent childhood obesity." In 2008, he formed the Tony Blair Faith Foundation, a nonprofit group that "promotes respect and understanding about the world’s religions through education and multi-faith action." In 2009, he established Tony Blair Associates, an organization providing pro bono consulting on "political and economic trends and governmental reform." In 2011, Blair was presented with the Liberty Medal by former president Bill Clinton. The following year, the Kaula Lumpur War Crimes Commission held a mock tribunal finding Blair and Bush guilty of crimes against peace and humanity for their 2003 involvement in the Iraq War. The results were reported to the International Criminal Court, but received mixed reactions.

More recently, Blair has been in the press for allegedly attempting to keep quiet a phone-hacking scandal involving Rupert Murdoch's U.K. tabloid, The Sun. Fact Check We strive for accuracy and fairness. If you see something that doesn't look right, contact us ! Citation Information Cottaging - Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (Tony Blair, former PM of the UK) - Google Groups Cottaging - Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (Tony Blair, former PM of the UK) Showing 1-22 of 22 messages 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined Ł500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' :: 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court :: for importunity in a public toilet with another male.

He tried to get :: sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet :: was being watched by police. Blair was fined �500, and walked away :: with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to :: cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends :: in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' :: On Nov 5, 8:32 pm, Jacob Von Hogflume < timefl...@btinternet.com > wrote: > 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court > for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get > sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was > being watched by police. Blair was fined 500, and walked away with > nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover > who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court > got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' > On 05/11/2012 20:32, Jacob Von Hogflume wrote: > > 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court > for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get > sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was > being watched by police. Blair was fined �500, and walked away with > nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover > who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court > got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' > I think they should have special bogs for this sort of thing, i.e. ladies, gents, pervs. I could certainly imagine Blair being bi though. Still, better that than a fake straight like most of the far right are...

"Jacob Von Hogflume" < time...@btinternet.com > wrote in message news:50982245$0$2087$7120d902@karibu... > 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for > importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual > favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being > watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody > knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. > Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with > a fine, because he is one of them.' > Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. On Nov 5, 8:32 pm, Jacob Von Hogflume < timefl...@btinternet.com > wrote: > 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court > for importunity in a public toilet with another male.

He tried to get > sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was > being watched by police. Blair was fined 500, and walked away with > nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover > who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court > got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' > >'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court >for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get >sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was >being watched by police. Blair was fined �500, and walked away with >nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover >who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court >got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' > don't be so rude..it's obvious he's a real manly sort of guy with a lovely wife...he'd have no motive and neither would those seeking alternative forms of entertainment On Nov 6, 9:32 am, Jacob Von Hogflume < timefl...@btinternet.com > wrote: > 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court > for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get > sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was > being watched by police. Blair was fined 500, and walked away with > nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover > who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court > got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' > When is this supposed to have happened? Surely it must have been before he was instantly recogniseable by everyone in the courtroom?

R > Hi, don't want to seem a pedant but the fine was £50 which was quite normal for the offence. The aim was NOT to destroy someone but to teach them propriety! The individual importuned was a close protection officer who had him under surveilance I am given to understand. He did not appear in Court and was allowed to use a KNOWN pseudonym, often a style in such cases, at the time. The record is no longer in the books as I have checked in some detail! He did NOT receive special treatment at the time as he was very junior. I gather his conviction was never reported to the bar which was in fact a mandatory point of honour - who would expect honour from Charles Lynton! Regards, Blair | Define Blair at Dictionary.com Blair noun 1. Anthony Charles Lynton [lin-tuh n] /ˈlɪn tən/ (Show IPA), ("Tony") born 1953, British political leader: prime minister 1997–2007. 2. Bonnie, born 1964, U.S. speed skater. 3. John, 1732–1800, U.S. jurist.

4. Also, Blaire. a male or female given name. Dictionary.com Unabridged Examples from the Web for Blair Expand Contemporary Examples Blair, the most successful leader in Labour Party history, offered an unprecedented public rebuke to one of his successors. Miliband vs. Miliband: Syria Splits the Labour Party’s Brothers Nico Hines September 8, 2013 Companies need to give women ways to come back into the workforce after having children, said Blair. The Haunted Room A. L. O. E. It represented scorn for which Mrs. Blair could find no adequate utterance. Meadow Grass Alice Brown Blair had longed to see his rude shipmates forsaking their sins; he had prayed and wrestled in prayer for them. The Boy Patriot Edward Sylvester Ellis British Dictionary definitions for Blair Expand noun 1. Tony, full name Anthony Charles Lynton Blair.

born 1953, British politician; leader of the Labour Party (1994–2007); prime minister (1997–2007); Middle East peace envoy from 2007 Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012 Blair - definition of Blair by The Free Dictionary Blair - definition of Blair by The Free Dictionary Related to Blair: Tony Blair Blair (blâr), Anthony Charles Lynton Known as "Tony." Born 1953. British lawyer, politician, and Labour Party leader who served as prime minister (1997-2007). His administration was marked by economic growth, a peace agreement between factions in Northern Ireland, and participation in the US-led invasion (2003) of Iraq. Blair , Bonnie Born 1964.

American speed skater who won five Olympic gold medals: three in the 500-meters (1988, 1992, and 1994) and two in the 1,000-meters (1992 and 1994). Blair (blɛə) n (Biography) Tony, full name Anthony Charles Lynton Blair. born 1953, British politician; leader of the Labour Party (1994–2007); prime minister (1997–2007); Middle East peace envoy from 2007 Blair Anthony Charles Lynton (Tony), born 1953, British political leader: prime minister since 1997. ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend: Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us , add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content . Link to this page: muffle References in classic literature ?

The word 'nicest,' as you used it, did not suit him; and you had better change it as soon as you can, or we shall be overpowered with Johnson and Blair all the rest of the way. View in context We'll come out at Blair Park in ten minutes," one of the men announced. But Swiftwater Bill failed to see why he should not go into Oakland by way of Blair Park, and so decided. View in context But I fancy there were times when she thought it rather hard that the daughter of a roving adventurer--as she considered him--like Blair Stanley should disport herself in silk dresses, while her own daughters must go clad in gingham and muslin--for those were the days when a feminine creature got one silk dress in her lifetime, and seldom more than one. Background of the Premier PRIME minister Tony Blair, who celebrates his 50th birthday tomorrow, looks set to continue as a trendsetter for middle-aged people who still see themselves as young and dynamic.

So just how old do you feel at 50 Mr Blair?; OUR PRIME MINISTER CELEBRATES HALF A CENTURY TOMORROW - AND IS SAID TO BE DREADING IT First of all, the CEO has got to get him or herself mentally prepared, but then he or she has to engage the board in the search," says Blair who has been CEO for 11 years. Tony Blair | prime minister of United Kingdom | Britannica.com prime minister of United Kingdom Written By: Alternative Title: Anthony Charles Lynton Blair Tony Blair Prime minister of United Kingdom Also known as David Miliband Tony Blair, in full Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (born May 6, 1953, Edinburgh , Scotland ), British Labour Party leader who served as prime minister of the United Kingdom (1997–2007). He was the youngest prime minister since 1812 and the longest-serving Labour prime minister, and his 10-year tenure as prime minister was the second longest continuous period (after Margaret Thatcher ’s) in more than 150 years. Tony Blair.

© Crown copyright Early life and start in politics The son of a barrister, Blair attended Fettes College in Edinburgh (a school often viewed as ‘‘Scotland’s Eton ’’) and St. John’s College of the University of Oxford , where he combined the study of law with interest in religious ideas and popular music. But he displayed little enthusiasm for politics until he met his future wife, Cherie Booth . He graduated from Oxford in 1975 and was called to the bar the following year. While specializing in employment and commercial law, he became increasingly involved in Labour Party politics and in 1983 was elected to the House of Commons to the safe Labour parliamentary seat of Sedgefield, a tight-knit former mining district in northeastern England. His entry into politics coincided with a long political ascendancy of the Conservative Party (from 1979) and Labour’s loss of four consecutive general elections (from 1979 through 1992). Entering Labour’s shadow cabinet in 1988, Blair became the most outspoken of those party leaders calling for Labour to move to the political centre and deemphasize its traditional advocacy of state control and public ownership of certain sectors of the economy.

In 1992 John Smith was elected Labour leader, and he appointed Blair shadow home secretary. When Smith died suddenly in May 1994, Blair seized the opportunity, and in July he was elected party leader with 57 percent support. His election came as something of a surprise because many believed the post would go to Gordon Brown , the shadow chancellor of the Exchequer, who had partnered with Blair in an attempt to move Labour to the political centre; however, Blair’s stock within the party had risen, and Brown had reluctantly agreed to step aside, though not before the two had come to an understanding that Blair would back Brown as his eventual successor. By mid-1995 Blair had revamped the Labour Party’s platform. He abandoned the party’s stated commitment to the nationalization of the economy (by waging a successful battle to have the party modify its constitution’s Clause IV, which committed the party to “the common ownership of the means of production, distribution, and exchange”), reduced links with trade unions, and obtained unprecedented commitments to free enterprise, anti-inflationary policies, aggressive crime prevention, and support for Britain’s integration into the European Union .

Blair summed up his reforms—often opposed by members of his own party—by describing the party as New Labour. Under his leadership, the Labour Party heavily defeated the Conservatives in nationwide municipal elections held in May 1995 and won a landslide victory over the Conservatives in the general election of May 1997, having waged a campaign that centred on the promise that “things can only get better.” Tony Blair and his wife, Cherie Booth, campaigning in April 1997. Sean Dempsey/AP Ringling Bros. Folds Its Tent First term Blair enjoyed a 179-seat majority in the House of Commons—the biggest parliamentary majority in the history of the Labour Party and the largest majority of any party since 1935. Inspired by sociologist Anthony Giddens , he described his philosophy of government as the “Third Way.” Blair claimed that his policies were designed to enable social democracy to respond to the challenges of the worldwide market economy and to equip citizens to cope with what Giddens called “the major revolutions of our time,” including globalization .

Perhaps the most coherent view about Blair’s search for the Third Way was that it was an endeavour to discover a form of progressive politics distinguishing itself from the conservatism of both left and right. Blair frequently looked for advice from businessmen who had come to prominence earlier, under the Conservative prime minister Thatcher. Private firms were given an important role in financing state infrastructure projects, despite widespread criticism that this financing was on terms often disadvantageous to the taxpayer. British Culture and Politics Blair gave control of the economic agenda to Gordon Brown , his chancellor of the Exchequer and eventual successor. The Blair government’s first major initiative—and perhaps its boldest—granted the Bank of England the power to determine interest rates without government consultation, a policy that had not appeared in the party’s platform. The government also immediately signed the Maastricht Treaty ’s Social Chapter and turned its attention to brokering a peace agreement between republicans and unionists in Northern Ireland . Blair initiated reforms in the House of Commons, modernizing the format of “Prime Minister’s Question Time,” during which the prime minister answers questions from members of Parliament .

During his first year in office, he organized referenda that created devolved assemblies in Scotland and Wales and developed a joint committee to coordinate constitutional and other policies with the opposition Liberal Democrats . Tony Blair (left) viewing a model of the Millennium Dome, 1998. Sean Dempsey—PA Photos/Landov Editor Picks: Exploring 10 Types of Basketball Movies Blair also gave important powers to unelected advisers, notably media consultant Alistair Campbell. The marketing image they adopted, known as “Cool Britannia,” suggested that Britain was a dynamic and successful country that had reinvented itself after years of decline and internal division. New Labour eagerly sought the approval of the mass-circulation press, particularly conservative tabloids such as The Sun, by embracing celebrity culture as well as respect for traditions, including the monarchy. In May 1998 Blair led a successful referendum campaign to create a new assembly for London and to establish the city’s first directly elected mayor. That year Blair also helped to negotiate the Good Friday Agreement (Belfast Agreement), which was ratified overwhelmingly in both Ireland and Northern Ireland and which created an elected devolved power-sharing assembly in Northern Ireland for the first time since 1972.

Blair also eliminated all but 92 of the hereditary members of the House of Lords as the prelude to more-extensive reforms of that chamber. The population began to grow skeptical of Blair as a new election approached, as it became clear that his government remained highly centralized and that he had no plans for overdue reforms in the public services. Opinion polls found that there was public concern regarding financial misbehaviour in government, manipulation of the media, the granting of honours to individuals who contributed to Labour Party funds, nepotism, and other actions that put the interests of business before ordinary citizens. Second term Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Pinterest Facing a deeply unpopular opposition, however, Blair was easily reelected in May 2001 to a 167-seat majority in the House of Commons—the largest-ever second-term majority in British electoral history, though voter turnout was the lowest since 1918. His second term was dominated by international affairs. In the late 1990s he had won praise by mounting peacekeeping operations in the Serbian province of Kosovo and in Sierra Leone .

After the September 11 attacks on the United States in 2001, Britain played a key role in forming an international coalition that succeeded in driving the Taliban from power in Afghanistan, which had been allowed to become a safe haven for Islamic militants such as Osama bin Laden , the mastermind of the attacks. Blair enjoyed a good relationship with U.S. Pres. George W. Bush and allied the United Kingdom with the United States in a global “war against terrorism .” In early 2003, following passage by the United Nations Security Council of a resolution mandating the return of weapons inspectors to Iraq, Blair and Bush tried without success to persuade other Security Council members that continued weapons inspections would not succeed in uncovering any weapons of mass destruction held by the Iraqi government of Ṣaddām Ḥussein . Tony Blair, 2005. © Crown copyright/Andy Paradise Despite deep divisions within the Labour Party—several ministers resigned and 139 Labour members of Parliament voted in favour of a motion opposing the government’s policy—and strong public opposition to a war with Iraq, Blair, with Bush, led a coalition of military forces in an attack on Iraq in March 2003.

Blair’s enthusiastic support for the action damaged his reputation as a global statesman, and he fell out with key European allies. When military inspectors failed to uncover weapons of mass destruction , the Blair government was accused of distorting (“sexing up”) intelligence on which it had based its claim that Iraq was an imminent threat. In October 2004 Blair announced that he would seek a third term as prime minister but would not stand for a fourth term. (From left) Portuguese Prime Minister José Manuel Durão Barroso, British Prime … SSGT Michelle Michaud, USAF/U.S. Department Of Defense Third term Opium Wars Despite lingering public dissatisfaction with Blair’s policy in Iraq, Blair led the Labour Party to its third successive general election victory in May 2005, albeit with a sharply reduced majority. Simmering revolt in the Labour Party over both Iraq and Blair’s rejection of core Labour policies led him to promise that he would resign before the next election. Blair’s popularity, with both the general public and the Labour members of Parliament, generally declined after the election. Many people in Britain felt that the country was in the grip of a serious malaise .

Social cohesion seemed to be collapsing in much of urban Britain, as shown by a steep rise in violent crime and open drug dealing. Public officials in the police, civil service, and education sectors seemed to be unable to grapple effectively with the social crisis as they struggled to meet bureaucratic targets. After Islamic extremists exploded bombs in London on July 7, 2005, killing 54 people, Blair began to emphasize the need for a common public culture, and former multicultural policies that encouraged ethnic groups to separate into different communities were repudiated . Tony Blair addressing the media, as leaders attending the G-8 summit look on, in Gleneagles, Scot., … Eric Draper/The White House Blair’s government suffered its first defeat in the House of Commons in November 2005, when 49 Labour members of Parliament joined the opposition in voting against antiterrorist laws that would have extended the length of time suspects could be held without charge.

Subsequently, many Labour members of Parliament called for Blair to announce a date for his departure as prime minister well before the next general election; following a series of resignations by junior ministers, Blair declared in September 2006 that he would stand down as prime minister within a year. On May 10, 2007—one week after Labour was defeated by the Scottish National Party in elections to the Scottish Parliament and suffered major defeats in English local elections as well and two days after devolved power was returned from London to a power-sharing government in Northern Ireland—Blair announced that he would officially tender his resignation as prime minister on June 27, 2007. Blair subsequently was succeeded as leader of the Labour Party and as prime minister by his long-serving chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown. British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown arriving at the … AP Assessment Blair’s decade in office was marked by uninterrupted economic growth and a more independent Bank of England. Blair also preserved much of Thatcher’s market radicalism while managing to place greater emphasis on social justice .

Numerous minority groups found his government more sympathetic to their concerns—notably gays, who by 2004 were allowed to enter into civil partnerships recognized by the law. Many believed, however, that Blair’s role in restoring peace to Northern Ireland would come to be seen as his most enduring political legacy . Blair showed a remarkable ability to convey optimism and energy in the face of adversity caused not least by the failure in Iraq. Critics of his record argued that, instead of using his parliamentary majority to reform the institutions of state, he pursued incoherent short-term policies that left Britain ill-governed in important areas. The state became more intrusive and even more authoritarian without managing to overcome a range of social ills, particularly rising crime and drug use. The economy grew steadily, but it was burdened by low productivity and growing volumes of personal and state debt. Citizens were heavily taxed, and Britain lost much of its remaining manufacturing base, becoming more dependent on financial services and low-skilled sectors for progress. Blair allowed millions of mainly low-skilled migrant workers to settle in the country, and he was criticized for leaving the economy more exposed to the forces of globalization than that of any other large Western country.

The biggest cloud hanging over his reputation was the failure to ensure that British involvement in the invasion and occupation of Iraq resulted in policies capable of preventing that country from becoming a source of instability in the Middle East . History could judge his premiership more kindly in the future. However, at the time that he stepped down, Blair was widely viewed as a lucky politician with exceptional talents that enabled him to be a successful vote winner but ultimately lacking the ability to be a noteworthy reformer at home or a stabilizing force in a world facing the resurgence of dangerous divisions. Tony Blair, 2006. nona-people: TONY BLAIR AND FRIENDS TONY BLAIR AND FRIENDS Jeff Chevalier, the male prostitute who had dinner with Tony Blair and Lord Browne. Cottaging involves picking up young males in public toilets . According to T Stokes: "In 1983 at Bow St Magistrates Court a certain Charles Lynton was fined £50 for attempted soliciting in city toilets. "The police notes were to disappear later along with several prior verbal warnings. "Charles Lynton was at university well known as 'Miranda' a promiscous cross dresser who played a guitar badly.

"Charles Lynton is Tony Blair's middle names... "The NSA whistleblower David Murphy-Fawkes has said they listened in to all Tony Blairs calls, as the US senate saw him as a lightweight 'pinnochio' figure... "Peter Mandelson (who has a boyfriend) is controlling director of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children... "When Margaret Hodge (Oppenheimer) was Children's Minister she lived next door to Tony Blair. Rantzen in red and black. "They also knew childline funders Sarah Caplin and Esther Rantzen, who are connected to TV mogul Michael Grade. "The Metropolitan police tell us that a score of scandals have hit childrens homes across the country... "Interestingly a score of names of frequent visitors to these care homes, including pop musicians DJs and top politicans, was D noticed by Tony Blair, including mention that Gordon Brown was close to several rent boys and Sarah Macauley was paid £50,000 to marry him and stay the course. "This out of publisher Robert Maxwels 'Black Widow Fund' which went usually to zionist activists.

"Maxwells daughter Ghislaine is said to be fund adminstrator and close to Prince Andrew..." Blair at Fettes ( Website for this image ). Scotland on Sunday revealed that the man who taught Tony Blair history, left Fettes following allegations including fondling boys while he caned them, watching children on the toilet and becoming aroused while meting out corporal punishment. Former Fettes pupil Lord MacLean, one of the judges at the Lockerbie trial, rallied around their former teacher, saying they do not have any recollection of him ever behaving in an inappropriate manner. Tony Blair, who is sometimes known as Miranda, attended a private boarding school called Fettes, in Edinburgh. One of the people Tony Blair had contact with at Fettes was Sir Knox Cunningham. According to John Rentoul's biography Tony Blair Prime Minister, Knox Cunningham would visit the school several times a year and he liked to visit the boys' quarters. Blair loved having discussions with Knox Cunningham. John Rentoul quotes one of Blair's contemporaries as saying: "Cunningham was the sort of man who liked boys." According to Martin Dillon's book "The Trigger Men ", Knox Cunningham was homosexual and had links to people involved in a child sex abuse ring.

According to Dillon: "William Mc Grath ... was a British Intelligence agent from the 1950s onwards... "He sought out young men and boys..." McGrath "knew Sir Knox Cunningham and other leading Unionist homosexuals. "Collectively, they were part of what today would be called a pedophile ring. "While researching my book God and the Gun, I spoke to a source about this 'ring' and he explained that there were several Boys’ Homes in Northern Ireland from which boys were picked up and taken to parties in Brighton, England. "McGrath ... had protection from the British Intelligence community before the Troubles began in earnest. "As my source said, 'top hats and royalty', meaning the English upper classes and people connected to the Royal Family, were part of a wider homosexual ring in which Mc Grath was an integral player." Ronald Selby-Wright and Princess Margaret At Fettes, Tony Blair was close friends with Ronald Selby Wright, a Church of Scotland minister with links to the military and to boys clubs. ( Ronald Selby Wright - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) According to John Rentoul, Tony Blair, in his final year at Fettes, ran a summer camp for Selby Wright's boys' club.

Reportedly, Selby Wright was 'a persistent paedophile abusing boys at Fettes and elsewhere'. According to The Sunday Times, 25 May 1997, "Blair’s School Mentor Was a Sex Abuser." ( The Biggest Secret - Chapter 18 ). Margaret Hodge, who is Jewish, is one of the 'secret' rulers of Britain. She once ran Islington Council in London. She was Tony Blair's Minister for Children.. Cottaging - Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (Tony Blair, former PM of the UK) Cottaging - Anthony Charles Lynton Blair (Tony Blair, former PM of the UK) (too old to reply) 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' :: 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court :: for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get :: sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet :: was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away :: with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to :: cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends :: in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' :: but its not true, is it? True Blue 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined 500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Good to see the internet being used to its <cough> full potential !! Andy Wainwright 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' I think they should have special bogs for this sort of thing, i.e. ladies, gents, pervs. I could certainly imagine Blair being bi though. Still, better that than a fake straight like most of the far right are... Mentalguy2k8 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male.

He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. Fredxx 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. It's not called political correctness for nothing!!

Janitor of Lunacy 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. It's not called political correctness for nothing!! and we don't yet know whether they will "get away with this". My feeling is that they will not. 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. It's not called political correctness for nothing!! and we don't yet know whether they will "get away with this". My feeling is that they will not.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Know nothing of the allegation, however, the former Prime Minister is confused about life - and confusion shows itself in different ways in younger people. Young men sometimes go through crisis before they find out who they are - and sometimes never get there! It's unlikely to be true due to his brilliance with Teflonics. Turk182 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. It's not called political correctness for nothing!! and we don't yet know whether they will "get away with this". My feeling is that they will not.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Know nothing of the allegation, however, the former Prime Minister is confused about life - and confusion shows itself in different ways in younger people. Young men sometimes go through crisis before they find out who they are - and sometimes never get there! It's unlikely to be true due to his brilliance with Teflonics. Turk182- Hide quoted text - This is a rumour that has been going around for years but there is actually no evidence (that I can find) TC 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police.

Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. It's not called political correctness for nothing!! and we don't yet know whether they will "get away with this". My feeling is that they will not.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Know nothing of the allegation, however, the former Prime Minister is confused about life - and confusion shows itself in different ways in younger people. Young men sometimes go through crisis before they find out who they are - and sometimes never get there! It's unlikely to be true due to his brilliance with Teflonics. Turk182- Hide quoted text - This is a rumour that has been going around for years but there is actually no evidence (that I can find) "Young men sometimes go through crisis before they find out who they are" Pity the children had to be the means for them doing so ...

-- 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Amazing that you can get prison time for calling a black man a monkey on the internet, yet someone can get away with this. It's not called political correctness for nothing!! and we don't yet know whether they will "get away with this". My feeling is that they will not. Hopefully! 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined 500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Ah yes, Charles Lynton...nudge...wink...wink...wink.... RH abelard 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' don't be so rude..it's obvious he's a real manly sort of guy with a lovely wife...he'd have no motive and neither would those seeking alternative forms of entertainment 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police.

Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' don't be so rude..it's obvious he's a real manly sort of guy with a lovely wife...he'd have no motive and neither would those seeking alternative forms of entertainment "Due to an unusually high level of traffic we are currently experiencing, the forums are temporarily closed to unregistered users. Click here to login to DU2. Or visit the new DU3, which is still open for everyone." DU3 appears to be all American. What is in this DU2 forum? R 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' don't be so rude..it's obvious he's a real manly sort of guy with a lovely wife...he'd have no motive and neither would those seeking alternative forms of entertainment "Due to an unusually high level of traffic we are currently experiencing, the forums are temporarily closed to unregistered users. Click here to login to DU2. Or visit the new DU3, which is still open for everyone." DU3 appears to be all American. What is in this DU2 forum? here is a smaller version that appears to be functional at this time 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' don't be so rude..it's obvious he's a real manly sort of guy with a lovely wife...he'd have no motive and neither would those seeking alternative forms of entertainment "Due to an unusually high level of traffic we are currently experiencing, the forums are temporarily closed to unregistered users. Click here to login to DU2. Or visit the new DU3, which is still open for everyone." DU3 appears to be all American. What is in this DU2 forum? this will possibly get you it in full size glorious technicolor 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined £500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' don't be so rude..it's obvious he's a real manly sort of guy with a lovely wife...he'd have no motive and neither would those seeking alternative forms of entertainment "Due to an unusually high level of traffic we are currently experiencing, the forums are temporarily closed to unregistered users. Click here to login to DU2. Or visit the new DU3, which is still open for everyone." DU3 appears to be all American. What is in this DU2 forum? this will possibly get you it in full size glorious technicolor What an utterly revolting sight. Roger Dewhurst 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined 500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was.

Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' When is this supposed to have happened? Surely it must have been before he was instantly recogniseable by everyone in the courtroom? R 'He was charged and appeared in court at Bow Street Magistrates Court for importunity in a public toilet with another male. He tried to get sexual favour from the other man; little did he know that the toilet was being watched by police. Blair was fined ï¿½500, and walked away with nobody knowing who he really was as he used his middle names to cover who he was. Charles Lynton is the name used, and his friends in court got him off with a fine, because he is one of them.' Hi, don't want to seem a pedant but the fine was £50 which was quite normal for the offence. The aim was NOT to destroy someone but to teach them propriety! The individual importuned was a close protection officer who had him under surveilance I am given to understand. He did not appear in Court and was allowed to use a KNOWN pseudonym, often a style in such cases, at the time.

The record is no longer in the books as I have checked in some detail! He did NOT receive special treatment at the time as he was very junior. I gather his conviction was never reported to the bar which was in fact a mandatory point of honour - who would expect honour from Charles Lynton! Regards,

Question: Which Prime Minister had the middle names Charles Lynton?
Answer: TONY BLAIR