[accyman]

Originally Posted by Eric

Policies are largely irrelevant ... they are like war aims, the aim to rid Iraq of WMDs for example, which tend to disappear once "victory" has been achieved. They are then replaced with other imperatives. What are important are not particular policies, but underlying philosophies.

is that a more detailed explination of say whatever it gets to gain power and deliver nothing once power is gained ?

tony blair broke every single prommise he made to gain power within a few months of becoming PM, he caused teh mess we are in now with teh economey and the mess in teh middle east and in my eyes gordon brown will always be the guy that got landed with the mes tony blair left behind and even though gordon brown was part of what tony blair did be rest assured if he didnt do things the way tony blair wanted he would have been gone and somone else would have taken his job who would have done as tony blair demanded

im not saying gordon brown is a good prime minister but he sure as hell isnt responsible for most of teh mess the country is tony blair is largley resposible but he buggered off before he got any backlash from the public and was seen for what he is which is a blithering idiot and a war criminal