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Blair Line

Tuesday, August 12th, 2008

Blair Line

Easy Saver Tony Blair Stirs Up Complaints From Around The World

Two years after stepping down and handing his resignation to the Queen to a standing ovation, Former Prime Minister Tony Blair is still in the news with his antics. It isnâ€™t enough that Tony Blair has helped himself and others who were just as undeserving with his easy saver program, he still needs to be seen and heard even though he walked away from his elected position to pursue other financially beneficial endeavors. His past actions as well as his current are all taken into account, and it seems that as time goes on, the one and only easysaver Tony Blair himself may be in hot water for the decisions he made. As we all know easy saver Tony Blair always has and might possible always will stir up complaints from around the world for what he does. Initially he was a man for the people; in the end it seems he was a man for the bottom line.

The war on Iraq that he actively encouraged and willingly followed the lead of Former United States President into is still raging on after he stepped down, leaving behind him many people still questioning why he chose to be an ally in a war that quite a few believed to be unnecessary, as well as being party to Former President Bushâ€™s personal agenda. Ultimately, he may have been wise for leaving his post early, as his approval ratings were falling over time, however, his decision to step away from his position, the decision to step away from his country during war time, during a war he advocated, also showed his ability to turn his back on the repercussions. Although lauded for many of his accomplishments during his 10 years as Prime Minister, he has also drawn harsh criticism. As Prime Minister, Tony Blair decided to simply walk away from the problems caused by his decisions. This being just as easy for him to do as it was to reward those that backed his easy saver program.

ow, as the war still continues, so do the questions as to why Britain is part of the war. Former Prime Minister felt that it was important to stand shoulder to shoulder with their oldest ally even if no one backed his decision. His decision to go into war was based off of information that turned out to be incorrect. In the end, when he chose to go to join the fight in Iraq, he felt that although most didnâ€™t agree with him, his duty was to protect his country, his people from imminent danger. His strong belief in the existence of Saddam Husseinâ€™s weapons of mass destruction is what he says made him follow the United States into war. Now the question, as time goes on, and as more information comes to light about the Iraq war, is Former Prime Minister Tony Blair going to be able to continue to skirt the scrutiny?

About the Author

I am an advocate for the people. I pursue and believe in fair practices and accountability in the world politics and politicians. Throughout the last few years it may seem to many that Tony Blair rewards those that do more harm for his country than good in the name of getting paid, often times referring to his actions as the Easy Saver Program for the undeserved. Many have raised opposition and want to know how the easysaver complaints are handled and why after so many have been made nothing has been done about it.