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UK and North American politics. => A look at British politics in the light of the decision to leave the EU. => Topic started by: John on October 28, 2016, 06:32:06 PM

Title: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: John on October 28, 2016, 06:32:06 PM
Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair as he tries to rally Remain 'insurgency' against Brexit

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DOWNING STREET today slapped down ex-prime minister Tony Blair after he called on Remain “insurgents” to push for a second EU referendum.

By GREG HEFFER, POLITICAL REPORTER
28 October 2016

The former Labour leader argued the British people must be able to “change our minds” despite a majority voting for Brexit on June 23.

Long-time europhile Mr Blair suggested Britain’s departure from the EU could be blocked “either through parliament, or through an election, possibly through another referendum”.

He claimed recent talks with French president Francois Hollande had convinced him the “catastrophe” of Brexit would lead to “very, very tough” negotiations with the Brussels-based bloc.

But Downing Street dismissed Mr Blair’s appeal for a Brexit rethink and insisted there would be no second running of the historic EU referendum.

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Theresa May slapped down Tony Blair's bid for a second EU referendum.

A Number 10 spokesman also brushed off concerns Mr Blair appeared to have been plotting with Mr Hollande.

He said: “Tony Blair is entitled to put his views to whom he so chooses.

"But what's important is the PM has been absolutely clear - the British people have spoken, we are listening, we're going to leave the European Union.

"And not only has the PM been clear here but she's also been clear when she's met European leaders.

"There will be no second referendum, Britain is leaving the EU."

Prime Minister Theresa May has repeatedly promised to lead Britain out of the EU, introduce controls on EU freedom of movement and end the meddling of EU judges on British laws.

Despite more than 17million voters backing Brexit, Mr Blair has insisted he is not trying to ignore the will of the British people.

He suggested as Brexit negotiations take place and “facts” come to light the British public’s wishes could “shift”.

Earlier this month, Mr Blair hinted he could return to UK politics following his exile since quitting Downing Street.

He said his future role was an “open question” as he despaired at the current state of the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn and the “huge reaction against the politics I represent”.

In September, Mr Blair announced he was winding down his controversial business consultancy, which had seen him criticised for advising foreign dictators.

He was slated by the recent Chilcot Report into his decision to drag Britain into the Iraq War.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/726263/Brexit-News-Theresa-May-slaps-down-Tony-Blair-second-EU-referendum-bid-Remain

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Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: Alice Purjorick on October 28, 2016, 07:33:12 PM
Atta girl:
Blair is yesterday's man at two removes and a complete irrelevance on today's political stage.
He should feel the hand of "surplus to requirements" on his shoulder.
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: stephen25000 on October 28, 2016, 07:33:44 PM
Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair as he tries to rally Remain 'insurgency' against Brexit

(http://i.imgur.com/Gw3u3L2.png?1)

DOWNING STREET today slapped down ex-prime minister Tony Blair after he called on Remain “insurgents” to push for a second EU referendum.

By GREG HEFFER, POLITICAL REPORTER
28 October 2016

The former Labour leader argued the British people must be able to “change our minds” despite a majority voting for Brexit on June 23.

Long-time europhile Mr Blair suggested Britain’s departure from the EU could be blocked “either through parliament, or through an election, possibly through another referendum”.

He claimed recent talks with French president Francois Hollande had convinced him the “catastrophe” of Brexit would lead to “very, very tough” negotiations with the Brussels-based bloc.

But Downing Street dismissed Mr Blair’s appeal for a Brexit rethink and insisted there would be no second running of the historic EU referendum.

(http://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/139/590x/Theresa-May-Tony-Blair-726263.jpg)

Theresa May slapped down Tony Blair's bid for a second EU referendum.

A Number 10 spokesman also brushed off concerns Mr Blair appeared to have been plotting with Mr Hollande.

He said: “Tony Blair is entitled to put his views to whom he so chooses.

"But what's important is the PM has been absolutely clear - the British people have spoken, we are listening, we're going to leave the European Union.

"And not only has the PM been clear here but she's also been clear when she's met European leaders.

"There will be no second referendum, Britain is leaving the EU."

Prime Minister Theresa May has repeatedly promised to lead Britain out of the EU, introduce controls on EU freedom of movement and end the meddling of EU judges on British laws.

Despite more than 17million voters backing Brexit, Mr Blair has insisted he is not trying to ignore the will of the British people.

He suggested as Brexit negotiations take place and “facts” come to light the British public’s wishes could “shift”.

Earlier this month, Mr Blair hinted he could return to UK politics following his exile since quitting Downing Street.

He said his future role was an “open question” as he despaired at the current state of the Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn and the “huge reaction against the politics I represent”.

In September, Mr Blair announced he was winding down his controversial business consultancy, which had seen him criticised for advising foreign dictators.

He was slated by the recent Chilcot Report into his decision to drag Britain into the Iraq War.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/726263/Brexit-News-Theresa-May-slaps-down-Tony-Blair-second-EU-referendum-bid-Remain

What is abundantly clear, is that May doesn't have a clue and she has enough troubles controlling her cabinet, let alone the P.O.S. Blair.
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: Alice Purjorick on October 28, 2016, 07:44:04 PM
What is abundantly clear, is that May doesn't have a clue and she has enough troubles controlling her cabinet, let alone the P.O.S. Blair.

Eventually she will have to break from cover, then we shall see.
I think she has a game plan that is a bit more than just counterpunching.
In the immortal words of Col. John T. Hall "(s)he is up to something; I just haven't worked out what it is yet".
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: Angelo222 on October 29, 2016, 01:48:46 PM
Eventually she will have to break from cover, then we shall see.
I think she has a game plan that is a bit more than just counterpunching.
In the immortal words of Col. John T. Hall "(s)he is up to something; I just haven't worked out what it is yet".

I will go with that, she wouldn't have taken the job if she wasn't sure of pulling it off.  If anyone is to blame for the uncertainty it is the dissenters like Sturgeon and Blair who want endless referendums until they get the result they want.  To steal a Kate McCann phrase... what a bunch of fcuking tossers!
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: Angelo222 on October 29, 2016, 01:51:24 PM
What is abundantly clear, is that May doesn't have a clue and she has enough troubles controlling her cabinet, let alone the P.O.S. Blair.

To use your favourite phrase... utter BS!!
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: stephen25000 on October 29, 2016, 02:01:09 PM
To use your favourite phrase... utter BS!!

...and that is what Brexit is,

Pure BS. 8)--))

Tell me Angelo, in what way do you feel less British, having been in the EU ?

As a reminder, in the past, EU laws have to be discussed and incorporated into UK Law.
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: John on October 29, 2016, 08:47:45 PM
...and that is what Brexit is,

Pure BS. 8)--))

Tell me Angelo, in what way do you feel less British, having been in the EU ?

As a reminder, in the past, EU laws have to be discussed and incorporated into UK Law.

Brexit is a certainty and I for one welcome it.  I just hope my friends in Spain get their Spexit too.

eta. Theresa May slaps down Tony Blair  @)(++(*   what a gal!
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: stephen25000 on October 29, 2016, 08:54:13 PM
Brexit is a certainty and I for one welcome it.  I just hope my friends in Spain get their Spexit too.

eta. Theresa May slaps down Tony Blair  @)(++(*

In what way John do you not feel British, being part of the EU until now ?  &%+((£
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: Miss Taken Identity on October 30, 2016, 11:30:16 AM
Oh My, what a situation to find yourself in phony Tony, On your knees , offering political BJ's to the French, all at reasonable rates ofcourse. 60 pieces Is still the going rate for traitors? a come back to tell us notty brexiteers to rethink our stance and do what he tells us- this is a man who ignored 3million people marching against an invasion to kill innocent people(UK and Iraqi)- not to mention the many millions who couldn't get to london but still opposed him, not to mention the Armed services commanders. compaining about timing and equiptment ( there lack of) AND then protected his own children from being called up by making them duel citizens of Ireland... Sleaze was his government,murder as his aim- He is the rightful owner of slaughter of the innocents, which brough shame to our country. Not to mention the millions of refugees he created.

I would love to see the SUN headlines that day...Murdoch just wouldn't have it! and the Internet is not a place for him to find support or solice. Washed up old has been,warmonger.IMO
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: sadie on October 30, 2016, 11:25:29 PM
Oh My, what a situation to find yourself in phony Tony, On your knees , offering political BJ's to the French, all at reasonable rates ofcourse. 60 pieces Is still the going rate for traitors? a come back to tell us notty brexiteers to rethink our stance and do what he tells us- this is a man who ignored 3million people marching against an invasion to kill innocent people(UK and Iraqi)- not to mention the many millions who couldn't get to london but still opposed him, not to mention the Armed services commanders. compaining about timing and equiptment ( there lack of) AND then protected his own children from being called up by making them duel citizens of Ireland... Sleaze was his government,murder as his aim- He is the rightful owner of slaughter of the innocents, which brough shame to our country. Not to mention the millions of refugees he created.

I would love to see the SUN headlines that day...Murdoch just wouldn't have it! and the Internet is not a place for him to find support or solice. Washed up old has been,warmonger.IMO
I take it that you dont like Tony Blair?






I dont either  8**8:/:
Title: Re: Theresa May SLAPS DOWN Tony Blair over Brexit intervention.
Post by: mercury on November 04, 2016, 02:47:34 AM
Who was it that said tb could be next pm
Lol
Someone who thinks jews take pork chops into the synagogue to munch on

David cameron has laid a turd on his own countryq
Hes to blame for everything
he KNEW there were racial tensions
He KNEW UKIP were exploiting them
HE revved up the hatred quotient
He didnt think the referendum would go the way it did
HE gambled the country
Then he scarpered like the little roach that he is and always was
HIS legacy is awful
Now t may is left to carry the can
But she is proving to be a little nazi too
Oh my days
Poor uk
At least we have a little respite with the sober judges who REMIND us that thr PM CANNOT do what they want regardless of the law of the country
Ie PARLIAMENT is supreme