ss comander blunkett quits

anarckit | 15.12.2004 19:00

yes blunkett has quit. this is a glourious day to be remembered for ever more.......

bet he didnt see that coming......oooo sory thats not p.c.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4099581.stm

anarckit

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Yes, they'll get some other neo-fascist. And yes it's a shame he didn't get offed for all those whose passage into the country he has hindered instead of the one time he assisted someone to get here...but these are mere details, as he infamously and grotesquely said when Shipman died, let's drink to his passing.

happy communist

Arrogant Shit

15.12.2004 19:49

"Some people say I am arrogant; I am arrogant. I, am some of my colleauges, have changed the world,' bolloxes Blunkett on BBC Radio Five, after having just resigned, 'for doing nothing wrong.'

Unhinged Blunket was a couple of goose steps short of becoming a fascist, and would have if it would get the Labour Party elected. Without power the pathetic weak man will surface. He deserves no less than suffering the severest of prolonged depressions.

Anarchap

roll up

15.12.2004 20:01

place your bets for his replacement

I bet Peter Hain
under a retitled post
minister fo homeland security

capt wardrobe

Meet the new boss - Charlie

15.12.2004 20:48

How about Michael Howard... Seriously it's still got to be another authoritarian nutter.

Yes, It's Charles Clarke - the guy who abuses kids education. Let' see. They want to bring in ID. They start with kids and school police. So Clarke is the obvious ( obviously wank ) choice.

"I have always been honest about my recollection of events..."

we don't need no....

Comeuppance

16.12.2004 09:57

If he did nothing wrong and his integrity is intact, then why the frig did he resign? Mandleson did plenty wrong and has no integrity, but he got promoted. Perhaps Blunkett will get a top executive job at Raytheon or the Carlyle Group, that's the norm. Willing servants of Satan get rewarded.

John Major

Possible connection

17.12.2004 17:26

OK yeah it's great that Blunkett is gone (even though Charles Clarke will be just as bad if not worse), but I can't help but wonder if Blunkett's resignation has anything to do with BNP leader Nick Griffin standing in Blunkett's constitutency of Sheffield Brightside, and Griffin's arrest 24 hours earlier. A bit too much coincidence if you ask me.

Tom A

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