Blair.

Blair deserves jail and nothing else. He should be at the Hague tried for Crimes against Humanity. Yet, he's running things again now.

Blair is around. He smiles. He jests. He chews hors d'oeuvres.
He beats the rap to excession. Now, he's a fucking high flyer blessing us with his thoughts again in lengthy speeches, about how to run the world, and make it all right and ...

You can tell this terror attack has made him good. Like a C-vitamin boost would do for normal people. He thrives on this, inserting political scorepoints all the time, smiling, charming the ladies.
The PM In Charge. Vibrating.
NO remorse. No talk about WMD. No 'Sorry, Britain! I lied and got you into a war, now your kids are being blown up on the underground.'

How unveiling and utterly revealing politics can be when you're following it up close.

I used to admire this guy! :-o
Now he's doing the same to the UK as Bush did to the US - dragging it down into the mire of confusion and doubt caused by fear of terrorism. Holding back information. Putting a lid on investigations. Anti-information, anti-DATA.
No remorse. It is 'I...ME....ME....I'm the guy here..I...I mean.. it's all about me and my ideas...'

Tony wants to rule, and Britain must obey.

Will they? Fat chance! :D

He also sacrificed his party, his people, his nation.

Too bad, so sad.

What is the gain for Tony Blair in Bushes ugly game?

Their link is a paradox.

that has so brought him to heel? I should think he would die of shame, being referred to as Bush's poodle, yet it appears to faze him not one whit. What could it be?

'anglo' solidarity or something like that...they must keep it hidden, because the US isn't really 'anglo' anymore and it is true white supremist racism like hitlerism (and that lowbrow stuff is embarrassing, so they don't mention it)
canada has a hard 'anglo' element, and you should see the frustrated rage they experienced when it became apparent that the quebec part of the country simply wouldn't give into the pressure (that the brits and australians also underwent) to support bush because, well, for better or worse bush represents the upper class twits who for hundreds of years have called themselves 'angels'

dressing--though the mask slips on his made-up face, like when he blasts people protesting the IMF when it demands that Bolivians surrender their water supplies to Bechtel if they want humanitarian loans

What i don't understand is why he hasn't been thrown out. The British seem more strident than we are, at least they have bigger crowds at demonstrations.