У неё были советчики и поводыри, которые учитывали натуральные склонности.Originally Posted by zgorynych
У неё были советчики и поводыри, которые учитывали натуральные склонности.Originally Posted by zgorynych
Думаю что как и любой чел который попал в слой общества на 3 головы выше его - просто не справилась с поставленными задачами. Это как прачку поставить во главе государства. :evillaughOriginally Posted by Mikhail-u
А вот тут вынужден опять согласится: "голубыми кровями" там и не пахло, одни носки внутрь при ходьбе выдавали её с головой поначалу (потом обучили ходить).Originally Posted by zgorynych
:shock:Originally Posted by Mikhail-u
Лейбористы, это прежде всего их лидер - Тони Блэйр. Активно и солидно поддерживающий тобою так уважаемую администрацию Буша младшего... У тебя разногласия с таким лояльным к нынешней Администрации USA лидером? Ты явно непоследователен, Мишан, извини... :evillaugh
Нет, Сержик, это не "прежде всего". Лейбористы его ненавидят (потому он и уйдёт досрочно), а народ любит.Originally Posted by Serge7
Нет! :eek: Неверно, Миша! Не надо!!!! :evillaugh :evillaugh :evillaughOriginally Posted by Mikhail-u
"...Blair became leader of the British Labour Party in July 1994 following the sudden death of his predecessor, John Smith. Under Blair's leadership, the party won a landslide victory in the 1997 general election, ending 18 years of government by the Conservative Party. Blair is the Labour Party's longest-serving prime minister, the only person to have led the party to three consecutive general election victories, and the only Labour prime minister to serve more than one full consecutive term!"
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[QUOTE=Serge7]Нет! :eek: Неверно, Миша! Не надо!!!! :evillaugh :evillaugh :evillaugh
"...Blair became leader of the British Labour Party in July 1994 following the sudden death of his predecessor, John Smith. Under Blair's leadership, the party won a landslide victory in the 1997 general election, ending 18 years of government by the Conservative Party. Blair is the Labour Party's longest-serving prime minister, the only person to have led the party to three consecutive general election victories, and the only Labour prime minister to serve more than one full consecutive term!"
Эх, ему бы исчо Монику в придачу... :evillaugh
Da, Serzhik.
"Time" March 26, 2006:
"Should I stay or should I go now? If I go there will be trouble. An' if I stay it will be double."
Even if he's not a fan of The Clash, Tony Blair — a former rock musician himself — must be hearing these lyrics in his head this week. Having led the Labour Party to a historic third term victory just a year ago, he now confronts a party in turmoil, dominated by the question of when exactly he will vacate 10 Downing St., presumably to make room for his long-time ally and sometime rival Gordon Brown, the Chancellor of the Exchequer. ...
Numbers like these concentrate the minds of Labour MPs. Certainly they feel gratitude to Blair for leading them out of the political wilderness into power, and they also share a tribal conviction, seared into their consciousness from 17 years of Tory rule in the 1980s and 90s, that disunity equals death. But now even Blair loyalists are thinking he may be past his expiration date.
Over the weekend a passel of Brownites and left-wingers came out and practically said it, openly agitating for Blair to leave quickly. In response, they were virulently denounced by Blairites as wreckers of party unity, raising disturbing echoes of the bitter factionalism that used to dog Labour. The conflagration surely made Blair regret the promise he made last year, in order to secure Brown's enthusiastic participation in the general election campaign, to stand down by the end of this parliament, which is expected to end with elections in 2009. For a British Prime Minister fixing a term starts a slippery slope towards irrelevance, as the press, public and ambitious MPs start looking toward the next in line.
http://www.time.com/time/world/artic...193027,00.html
[QUOTE=zgorynych]В огороде бузина... Благодаря популярности в народе, он обеспечивал Лейбористам голоса, но уже более года они пытаются избавиться от него. Он слишком умён для партии вечного нытья и вымогательства.Originally Posted by Serge7
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