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Tony Blair's popularity plunges to -20

cleo conlon | 18.02.2003 09:02

As Tony blair's popularity plunges to -20, an indication that Labour under Tony's leadership will not survive the next elections. Labour will be out of government unless they jetison dead wood like Tony blair.

Tony's term in office looks to be increasingly limited, but if Labour can jetison him, they may survive the next elections intact. Tony is even less popular than Iron crowbar battleaxe Thatcher. The people it seems are weary of hypocritic totalitarian nazi and commie dictators like Tony and maggie. Tony's behaviour is also becoming increasingly erratic and weird, as he struggles to cling on to his status and power by the skin of his teeth. Tony who has turned to weird, pagan cult practises, in the belief that occult rituals will guarantee that his strangle hold on power, authority and government will be permanent. But it seems that Tony is totally out of touch with his constituents, is losing his grip on reality and will lead Labour to defeat in the next elections, unless he is replaced.

cleo conlon

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Anarchy Now!

18.02.2003 13:51

It's you fucking voters that got us into this mess.

No Confidence

MINUS 20????

18.02.2003 14:07

Hmmmmm....... on second thought that might be possible for someone like Blair.

I have yet to see a report book that grotesque for someone who is the Messiah.

It could be worse though if you add up the other minusese -

Ganging up with the playground bully.

Stealing and copying homework.

Belligerent, aggressive, threatening behaviour.

Endlessly Telling fibs...

2jag Prescott, working crass hero
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Members revolt

18.02.2003 14:37

No need to wait for a backbench revolt or for an election.
The few card holding members of the labour party (or any war mongering party for that matter) could organise collective public burning of their membership cards in their local area (with plenty of media work to maxamise the exposure).

This would send a powerful message to blairs government and they may be forced to react.

Of course this action does play into the whole party political bollocks but that doesn't mean that it wouldn't be worth doing.

Anna