Blair and Cameron- the problem with former leaders

Blair, Cameron, Sturgeon and Farage should all be in the house of Lords- (along, dare I say it, with Liz Truss) if they offer the current leadership advice, and they should, it must be private and off record. Blair's public comments are abhorrent but typical of his media-hogging perversity. And Cameron needs to recognise that, for the second time, he has quit the stage when things got too hot to handle. It's not Nice that he needs but a firm dressing down.
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[@MyTv-]

The only thing we need to hear from Blair and Cameron is sincere apologies. And then absolute silence!

[@user-nl4cn1ew4w]

Spot on. Tired of hearing about the bloody tony Blair institute.

[@yangnaifen]

Thing is Blair has his stooges and minions planted throughout Starmers team, if Starmer doesn’t follow Blair’s plan, he’ll be gone

[@Billy67]

Blair serves his master. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGLRkHaca9Wsq5Y

[@LadyLuck8_4]

Yes, it’s Blair who is in control of the party rather than Starmer. They have regular phone conversations reported in the i.

[@mn7024]

As with dealing with Diana, Corbyn and now the latest suspended politicians. Blair will eventually finish starmer if starmer doesn't find his grove

[@scoobysnax9787]

I have already started to cancel them. I even have Blair, Cameron, Sturgeon Free Zones.

[@olafgunnerson3988]

I would have thought the Hague would have wanted a word with Blaire by now

[@songscoops4205]

The problem with weak leaders giving them the time to spout..

[@therepublicofcynica]

0:09. Blair and Cameron were, 'fairly good' Prime Ministers? Really? This would be Tony Blair who lied about WMD's and took us to war and Cameron who instigated a vicious policy of austerity on Britain. But I suppose it depends on one's definition of 'good'. Have to say though, the Blair and Cameron impressions at 3:20 were funny and spot on. Wilson's right - the two of them are pathetic.

[@stro8202]

Totally agree about Cameron. Best of an incompetent bunch he was at most.

[@Billy67]

Both Quislings are in the inner circle of the privy council. It is rumoured that back in the day young Blair importuned in a public privy, and Cameron's Piggy Gate makes one wonder if Boris was said Peppa Pig?

[@susanpettitt713]

I went to visit my mother in hospital here in Bham many years back. As the foggy winter mist lifted I saw all these young soldiers sitting in wheel chairs with missing legs and limbs. Like some world war horror.....kept of the news. Hard for me to ever ..ever forget Blair and the travesty of Iraq.......Thanks for posts.

[@ivanconnolly7332]

Epstein's island would make a gilded prison , many would already be familiar with it.

[@BritanniaMotorcycles]

Blair wanted to be the first Democrat President of the UK and Cameron is just a political egotist. Both are a major reason that we are in the state we are now.

[@user-tk9xp1gx7h]

One of your best videos 👍 more please 👍

[@padraigohooligan8363]

Tony Blair, the muilti-multi-millionaire former public schoolboy who keeps his vast wealth well away from HMRC, has never been able to stop meddling in UK politics since he left in 2007. Starmer's appointment of Jacqui Smith, Liz Kendall and Alan Milburn reeks of Blair's continuing baleful influence on the current Labour Party and government.

[@SirKeefyKeef]

Just look at Blair as ‘’Starmer’s Fool’’ as in olden days, such that Blair is there to remind Starmer he is Mortal.

[@alalder1533]

All these problems started when we moved away from having senior politicians who've been to a top public school followed PPE Oxford rather than a top public school followed by a commission in the Guards, preferably the Coldstream or Grenadiers. The Guards is not an environment to develop radical thinking or political theory!

[@akumar7366]

Cameron was I thought the berter PM, Blair is a sinister character, the illegal wars but more of a worry his foundation is a powerful force, with 800 full time staff.

[@reliableandrew]

Got me wanting to re-watch Nanny McPhee now...film was so much fun.🍇

[@stevejones4275]

The PM in my lifetime I most respect is Harold Wilson, LBJ literally begged Wilson to have us fight in Vietnam, but Wilson was solid, he saved my life as a teenager, and did not get my generation involved, no matter who begged us in Washington, we let America bury itself in the hole it dug for itself in Vietnam, I can only pray Kier Starmer is tough enough to Allow America to bury itself again, this time in Ukraine. Only time will tell, but this will be his great test.

[@mathieuleader8601]

the squeaky voice Prof used for Blair & Cameron reminded me of the voice they used for Colin Moynihan the Minister for Sport in Spitting Image

[@robertmaitland8728]

You had me sitting on the very edge of my seat with your rendering of the "Three unwise mouth pieces" and I, in my ripe old age feeling as though I have "won the pools" an expression of my era you will agree with Professor. I thank you but feel that your blood pressure was running quite high, kind regards to you.

[@SirKeefyKeef]

03:44 Well said Prof!

[@richardmckinney8179]

you said it "pathetic", whatever results in cash flow goes

[@jamestoner3900]

Tim u would have made a great comedian!!! 😂😂😂, those voice impersonations are funny as hell 😂😂😂, love your rants by the way

[@peterpower6397]

Mmmmm What was it that Blair donated to Murdochs Mrs?

[@isabellesmith5253]

Prof you made ne laugh😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 Spot on though

[@paulgibbons2320]

Blair has long-term ideas and is a long-term planner. Which is a trait I don't think is in abundance. But his legacy is terrible. Blair should have called a referendum before embroiling the UK into the tenticles of the EU. He should have checked that the public was 100% on board. Before he ran off with his ideas. Now he thinks he's a fabien back seat driver. Cameron was a good democrat. He wanted to continue in the EU and campaigned to stay. So he stood down. Which is perfectly acceptable to me. If more MP's who did not support brexit stepped away, we would have been in a better position now.

[@TheGeneReyva]

"fairly good" is an overestimate of Dodgy Dave.

[@ThatAllegedlyChannel]

Don’t you hate it when your comment gets ghosted for mentioning Putin and the fridge 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@neilfletcher4951]

I was thinking after your chat and artwork of CRUELLA that a book with your musings on philosophy politics and life in general with your art work would be a fantastic edition to Everyone's library or coffee table.... Just a thought

[@jeffsimon9594]

Well, the Chattering Classes' coffee tables at least

[@user-ls5jz5vh6w]

They could easily have cancelled Crankie on election night. Just ask her how the ferries are coming on…

[@user-tk9xp1gx7h]

Hahaa no one expected the Spanish inquisition, Blair is back at number 10 running the place, not long now till he declares war on Russia & then we all get nuked

[@LadyLuck8_4]

He is licking his lips at the prospect of getting id cards back on the table and the WEF agenda

[@stro8202]

Cameron a good prime minister, i thnk not. two words....austerity and brexit

[@eddieharris6004]

Did i hear you right Tim?..."Blair and Cameron were good prime ministers"......😬

[@shelleylyme6402]

This is sad because I suppose it means Cameron won't be a Lord anymore and he'll have to revert to being just one of the peasants like me again 😔

[@robertjohn6354]

Gosh Prof , two thumbs up today , be careful :)

[@edc8388]

Both should be in prison for different reasons ... and neither ever will for obvious reasons. 😋

[@angussoutter7824]

The Norwegian blue parrots 😂😂😂

[@GilliMarieMoody]

Lol. You really need to come out of your shell. LOL.

[@jeffsimon9594]

Too late I fear

[@monojdas-gupta5918]

Blair and Cameron were good PM? compared to who? Suella or Kemi? Aren't you lowering the bara little too low? For anybody thus compared would be a vicious insult.

[@ghfdt368]

I completely agree. I think once your tenure as PM is over, you should be nowhere near Downing street in any capacity. You had your chance and time its time to go away just as in any other job in the goverment. A police SGT doesn't go back to the desk when he/she retires, they go away and stay away as they should. I actually believe in a one chance policy too and id actually support it being a law. What I mean by this is once you become PM if you run for second election and loose that should be it for good, I don't think you should be able to run again in 5-10 years time and reappearing like a bad smell, the people have spoken go away, or enjoy your time in the house of lords.

[@user-ls5jz5vh6w]

Totally agree (never seen you so animated) Blair has an enormous amount of blood on his hands but people forget that Cameron is also responsible for bombing and destabilising Libya. Read the inquiry. Which country became the initial setting out point for boat migrants……

[@bassplayer3974]

megalomaniacs. Blair's still quite a powerful man though

[@alanarmer8069]

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[@WilliamLHart]

Hey Prof - Tell us what you really think..... Stop sugar coating the Blair & Cameron years.

[@dharmacharinipasadanandi7110]

Yes, I'm already tired of their advice. Starmer is impressive enough, and it's early days... I look forward to him unfurling his cape. Fingers crossed...

[@LadyLuck8_4]

Bless you.

[@Barbarapape]

Blair just can't let go, now he has his hand operating Starmers mouth. It will only get better when he lets go of the strings. As for Cameron, who cares, let him let him hang onto the stern of a sinking Conservative dinghy !.

[@paulgibbons2320]

You did make me laugh. 'If God were to speak, people would listen 😂' The bible is basically documented account the number of times the Isrealites ignored God. 😂😂😂 You are a religious studies teacher, you say ?🫣

[@jethrotull2142]

David Cameron was indisputably the BEST of the pick from the Conservatives a real statesman with a dignified poise and actions all the way.

[@stephfoxwell4620]

Rubbish he gave us gay marriage. The single biggest attack on the family unit since the divorce laws.

[@ThatAllegedlyChannel]

Wasn’t it Cameron who started Brexit that you’ll complain so much about

[@jethrotull2142]

@@ThatAllegedlyChannel That was unfortunate but he'd promised the electorate on that on the back of the 2015 elections and he stuck to his words didn't he?

[@ThatAllegedlyChannel]

@@jethrotull2142 No he did, you are 100% right. But if he wasn’t a brexiteer doesn’t that show that he had a bit of a gambling problem?

[@jethrotull2142]

@@ThatAllegedlyChannel Yes and this got him "unseated" unfortunately