The Man's a madman.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

"THE MAN'S A MADMAN"

So said Tony Blair and his top aides about George Bush during an IraqNam meeting in 2004. Pity their effort to get the word out before 2004 was squashed.

Tony Blair is no idiot. Could it be that he maintained good relationships with the boy king just to keep him from starting a whirled war? Could it be that he became the global sacrificial lamb for world peace? Could it be that he knew exactly how his party, and he personally, would take abuse, scorn and worse, yet he persevered in the hopes that the US would wake up to the fact that


"THE MAN'S A MADMAN"?

[in_cog_ni_to]

1. WOW! So, it's not just ME who thinks that! I feel better now.

Maybe Tony should have said those words out loud...on TEEVEE so the sheeple could hear them? I hope he writes a tell all book and exposes all the freakin' lies.

[dflprincess]

4. Even if he had said it to a television camera, only the British

press would have reported it. The American media would have ignored it.

[Patsy Stone]

2. I think he went along

and took a chance that it would all be over quickly. Then, of course, like the rest of us, he realized there was no plan. I can't discount Tony's role in putting his soldiers at risk for a stupid idea, but I never thought he was evil.

[MissMarple]

3. In Bush's view he has been quite successful. He is insane, but, he is moving his philosophy forward.

http://www.rockridgeinstitute.org/research/lakoff/incompetent

These people, the "conservatives" are quite happy. They only respect people who can claw their way to the top of the heap.

[Patsy Stone]

5. Which is why * loves Gonzo

and why his confidence was increased by last week's tap dance routine. He did just what Fearless Leader expected of him: lie and obfuscate.