Action Alerta: Bliar To Bid Farewell Tomorrow
Embarrass | 09.05.2007 20:26 | Repression | World
Remember that leaked memo saying that there was a plan to allow War Criminal Bliar to step down honourably, as opposed to being fired and brought to stand trial? This is the fruit of those plots.
Let's throw them a curveball.
Everybody INTO THE STREETS!!
This is, after all, a War Criminal, who lied the nation into a war!!
Let's throw them a curveball.
Everybody INTO THE STREETS!!
This is, after all, a War Criminal, who lied the nation into a war!!
BYE NOON
Blair to say farewell at 12 tomorrow
By Oonagh Blackman, Political Editor 09/05/2007
TONY Blair will finally bring the curtain down on his decade in power tomorrow - by announcing his retirement in his constituency of Sedgfield.
The Prime Minister will make his long-awaited departure speech at noon in the place where he became an MP in 1983.
Mr Blair will hold the weekly Cabinet meeting in Downing Street tomorrow morning before saying a few words of farewell.
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Then he plans to hop on a flight so he can make the public announcement in Sedgfield. The Mirror revealed two weeks ago he would say goodbye on May 10.
When Mr Blair fires the starting gun tomorrow it will trigger a flurry of Labour Party activity - and pave the way for Gordon Brown's entry into No10 in July.
The Chancellor will probably launch his leadership campaign on Friday, even though he will face no heavyweight challenge for the Labour crown. Labour's National Executive Committee will this weekend set out the timetable for the leadership and deputy leadership races.
That means candidates will have from Monday until Wednesday next week to collect enough nominations to run. At present the seven-week contest is due to run until the end of June.
Mr Blair will use his remaining weeks at No 10 to step up pressure on health and school reforms.
And he is expected to travel to Africa, the Middle East and Washington as well as holding talks with France's new President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Yesterday Peter Mandelson, one of New Labour's architects, warned Mr Brown will lose the next election if he changes direction as PM. Mr Mandelson said a return to the "old ways" of putting the party before the public would lead to disaster.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/topstories/tm_headline=bye-noon&method=full&objectid=19067762&siteid=89520-name_page.html
Blair to say farewell at 12 tomorrow
By Oonagh Blackman, Political Editor 09/05/2007
TONY Blair will finally bring the curtain down on his decade in power tomorrow - by announcing his retirement in his constituency of Sedgfield.
The Prime Minister will make his long-awaited departure speech at noon in the place where he became an MP in 1983.
Mr Blair will hold the weekly Cabinet meeting in Downing Street tomorrow morning before saying a few words of farewell.
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Click here to find out more!
Then he plans to hop on a flight so he can make the public announcement in Sedgfield. The Mirror revealed two weeks ago he would say goodbye on May 10.
When Mr Blair fires the starting gun tomorrow it will trigger a flurry of Labour Party activity - and pave the way for Gordon Brown's entry into No10 in July.
The Chancellor will probably launch his leadership campaign on Friday, even though he will face no heavyweight challenge for the Labour crown. Labour's National Executive Committee will this weekend set out the timetable for the leadership and deputy leadership races.
That means candidates will have from Monday until Wednesday next week to collect enough nominations to run. At present the seven-week contest is due to run until the end of June.
Mr Blair will use his remaining weeks at No 10 to step up pressure on health and school reforms.
And he is expected to travel to Africa, the Middle East and Washington as well as holding talks with France's new President Nicolas Sarkozy.
Yesterday Peter Mandelson, one of New Labour's architects, warned Mr Brown will lose the next election if he changes direction as PM. Mr Mandelson said a return to the "old ways" of putting the party before the public would lead to disaster.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/topstories/tm_headline=bye-noon&method=full&objectid=19067762&siteid=89520-name_page.html
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