Blair is at the root of where the UK is now … 270 languages are spoken in London that’s your multiculturalism what has it given us a loss of a nation and its historic second term that really cemented the decline of the UK and to finance his massive promises he sold 400 tonnes of our gold reserves most of which we nicked off the Spanish Portuguese and French 400 years before …. We have not put 1 tonne back into our reserves since that time ….Bankrup both morally and financially …..
I know Gordon Brown is a big Rod Stewart fan who likes to take holidays in Irvine and loves his calendonian bus trips too and used to ride motorbiles..
1997 Blair represents that kind of liberal "hopey-changey" politics that peaked with Obama and Trudeau. And is thankfully never coming back. It was all symbolism and no substance.
I have no background knowledge of 90s British politics and can't relate to the names and events mentioned here, but looking forward to Newscast 30 years from now holding retrospectives on the current political moment 🤭
I'm french, when I was a teenager, great Britain was the place we all wanted to live in. The music, the movies, the British sense of humor, my English teacher.i was watching Benny hill every Sunday night on french TV. It was so fun. John Major was the prime minister at that time, I don't know why but he liked that man. He seemed very humble and respectful. But I don't no much about British political life
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