There have been many murmurs that disgraced Iraq war advocate and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair may want to jump back into politics.
Blair has released a convoluted statement about Brexit negotiations and how the forthcoming, unexpected June General Election may impact the deal.
After detailing his fears over a ‘hard Brexit’, Blair writes
With a general election in Britain to take place in just over a month, many people’s eyes will be on Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Corbyn was to be the man who would once and for all purge the Blairite, globalist, neo-liberal factions from the Labour party and return it to traditional working class socialism.
British Prime Minister Theresa May has surprised many by calling for a general election to be held on the 8 of June.
After the Brexit vote in June of last year, many immediately called for a general election in order for Parliament to better reflect the mood of the country in respect of the largely unexpected victory for those favouring Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union.
21st Century Wire says…
British Prime Minister Theresa May has announced that a General Election will take place on June 8th.
Europe’s elite has been so busy building and enlarging the European institutions that they have ignored their primary task: to make Europeans better off.
With the serving of Article 50, Brexit becomes a legal fact. At least Leavers and Remainers seem to be united in their grumpiness. Is this just an internal character trait? Cheer up!
Britain is ditching the EU as a failed option, and seems to be intent on building a new English-speaking Union together with the United States and with the nations of the Commonwealth–the former colonies of the British Empire prior to 1914.
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21st Century Wire says…
Former Conservative leader Michael Howard has suggested that British Prime Minister Theresa May “would be prepared to go to war to protect Gibraltar as Margaret Thatcher once did for the Falklands”. His comments have been met with immediate criticism and dubbed ‘inflammatory’.
Theresa May has miscalculated her Brexit strategy, says the former Greek finance minister who handled his country’s EU negotiations.
How do I feel now that article 50 has been triggered? I feel sad that so many good people in Britain will feel so disappointed when they realise that Brexit has not helped them “take back their country”.
