They can all go rot in the 
British Bush who helped slaughter a million Iraqis and commit wide spread tourture - "humanitarian".
What kind of 
is going on in the background?
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In a way, I have more contempt for Blair than Bush. Bush is a reprehensible war criminal, but he and the neocons in his cabinet had agency, they dictated the terms of the agenda. Blair is a reprehensible war criminal but had no agency, just a sniveling, genuflecting lap dog.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
Isn’t Blair kinda hated in the UK?
yep
The Zionists really are masters of PR, eh? Let’s get that guy who everyone hates, surely that will work.
Depends on who you ask. His legacy is obviously terrible in the foreign policy department, but his administration also oversaw the best years in living memory for the average British person.
My parents and most of the people of their generation I've spoken to, who lived through the 70s, 80s and 90s think of him quite positively, but that's just my experience with the people I've had the opportunity to talk about it with.