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'''Anthony Charles Lynton "Tony" Blair''' (born May 6, 1953) is a [[globalist]] [[medical tyrany|medical tyrant]], [[war criminal]] and former [[Prime Minister]] of the [[United Kingdom]]. The [[Labour Party]]'s longest-serving Prime Minister, he served from May 2, 1997, to June 27, 2007, succeeding the Conservative Party's [[John Major]] and preceding [[Gordon Brown]]. Blair is also the only person to have led the Labour Party to three consecutive general election victories, and the only Labour Prime Minister to serve more than one full consecutive term.   

'''Anthony Charles Lynton "Tony" Blair''' (born May 6, 1953) is a [[globalist]] [[medical tyrany|medical tyrant]], [[war criminal]] and former [[Prime Minister]] of the [[United Kingdom]]. The [[Labour Party]]'s longest-serving Prime Minister, he served from May 2, 1997, to June 27, 2007, succeeding the Conservative Party's [[John Major]] and preceding [[Gordon Brown]]. Blair is also the only person to have led the Labour Party to three consecutive general election victories, and the only Labour Prime Minister to serve more than one full consecutive term.   

Though committed to [[globalism]] and [[socialism]], Blair abandoned some of the most [[far-left]] ideas in the Labour Party and endorsed the [[free market]] solutions promulgated by [[Conservative Party]] Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]]. In the 1980s, as a close ally of the United States under [[Bill Clinton]] and [[George W. Bush]], Blair strongly endorsed the invasion of [[Iraq]] in 2003.  The decline of [[London]] from its preeminence as the center of the [[British Empire]] occurred largely under Blair's push for globalism. ''UnHerd'' stated in 2022 that Tony Blair was responsible for "breaking" Britain, noting that his government presided over a surge in housing prices, the collapse of British industry<ref>[https://unherd.com/2022/04/how-blair-broke-britain/ How Blair broke Britain - Iraq has overshadowed his litany of domestic failures]</ref> and with mass Islamic immigration also reaching record levels under the New Labour years.<ref>[https://www.migrationwatchuk.org/press-article/83 Was Mass Immigration a Conspiracy?]</ref>

Though committed to [[globalism]] and [[socialism]], Blair abandoned some of the most [[far-left]] ideas in the Labour Party and endorsed the [[free market]] solutions promulgated by [[Conservative Party]] Prime Minister [[Margaret Thatcher]]. In the 1980s, as a close ally of the United States under [[Bill Clinton]] and [[George W. Bush]], Blair strongly endorsed the invasion of [[Iraq]] in 2003.  The decline of [[London]] from its preeminence as the center of the [[British Empire]] occurred largely under Blair's push for globalism. ''UnHerd'' stated in 2022 that Tony Blair was responsible for "breaking" Britain, noting that his government presided over a surge in housing prices, the collapse of British industry<ref>[https://unherd.com/2022/04/how-blair-broke-britain/ How Blair broke Britain - Iraq has overshadowed his litany of domestic failures]</ref> with mass Islamic immigration also reaching record levels under the New Labour years.<ref>[https://www.migrationwatchuk.org/press-article/83 Was Mass Immigration a Conspiracy?]</ref>

Blair's [[Christian]] [[faith]] is downplayed by the [[atheist]]ic culture in [[Britain]].

Blair's [[Christian]] [[faith]] is downplayed by the [[atheist]]ic culture in [[Britain]].

Tony Blair is an "agenda contributor" for the [[World Economic Forum]]. A medical tyrant, during the [[Chinese Communist Party pandemic]] in 2021, Blair pushed for an extremely authoritarian [[apartheid]] of those who refused experimental [[COVID vaccines]]. At the 2023 WEF Davos meeting, Blair called for "digital vaccine tracking".<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/01/21/pure-evil-tony-blair-calls-for-digital-vaccine-tracking-at-davos-ahead-of-new-slew-of-injectables/ ‘Pure Evil’ — Tony Blair Calls for Digital Vaccine Tracking at Davos Ahead of ‘New Slew of Injectables’]</ref> and Nigel Farage described Blair's proposal as "pure [[evil]]".<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/nigelfarageofficial/videos/tony-blairs-remarks-at-davos-are-pure-evil/705501067646481/  Tony Blair’s remarks at Davos are pure evil. - Nigel Farage on Facebook]</ref>

Tony Blair is an "agenda contributor" for the [[World Economic Forum]]. A medical tyrant, during the [[Chinese Communist Party pandemic]] in 2021, Blair pushed for an extremely authoritarian [[apartheid]] of those who refused experimental [[COVID vaccines]]. At the 2023 WEF Davos meeting, Blair called for "digital vaccine tracking."<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2023/01/21/pure-evil-tony-blair-calls-for-digital-vaccine-tracking-at-davos-ahead-of-new-slew-of-injectables/ ‘Pure Evil’ — Tony Blair Calls for Digital Vaccine Tracking at Davos Ahead of ‘New Slew of Injectables’]</ref> Nigel Farage described Blair's proposal as "pure [[evil]]."<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/nigelfarageofficial/videos/tony-blairs-remarks-at-davos-are-pure-evil/705501067646481/  Tony Blair’s remarks at Davos are pure evil. - Nigel Farage on Facebook]</ref>

== Personal ==

== Personal ==

The son of barrister and lecturer Leo Blair and his wife Hazel, Tony Blair was born in [[Edinburgh]], but spent most of his childhood in Durham. Blair has an older brother, Sir William, and a younger sister, Sarah. At the age of 14 he returned to Edinburgh to finish his education at Fettes College. Blair was known as a cheeky, rebellious, and argumentative schoolboy, and at 17 he was threatened with expulsion for persistently breaking school rules.<ref name="bbc">[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/6506365.stm The Tony Blair Story] BBC News 10 May 2007</ref> and After leaving Fettes with three A levels he studied law at [[Oxford University]], and went on to become a barrister (Lincoln's Inn) himself, before entering politics. Blair married his wife, [[Liverpool]]-born Cherie Booth QC, a barrister and daughter of the actor Tony Booth, in 1980, and they have four children.

The son of barrister and lecturer Leo Blair and his wife Hazel, Tony Blair was born in [[Edinburgh]], but spent most of his childhood in Durham. Blair has an older brother, Sir William, and a younger sister, Sarah. At the age of 14 he returned to Edinburgh to finish his education at Fettes College. Blair was known as a cheeky, rebellious, and argumentative schoolboy, and at 17 he was threatened with expulsion for persistently breaking school rules.<ref name="bbc">[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/6506365.stm The Tony Blair Story] BBC News 10 May 2007</ref> After leaving Fettes with three A levels he studied law at [[Oxford University]], and went on to become a barrister (Lincoln's Inn) himself, before entering politics. Blair married his wife, [[Liverpool]]-born Cherie Booth QC, a barrister and daughter of the actor Tony Booth, in 1980, and they have four children.

Blair is a competent guitar player and at university was a member of a rock band called Ugly Rumours. His favourite music includes [[The Beatles]], [[The Rolling Stones]], [[Led Zeppelin]], Free, [[Bruce Springsteen]], [[U2]], Coldplay, The Foo Fighters, and Simply Red.<ref name="bbc" />

Blair is a competent guitar player and at university was a member of a rock band called Ugly Rumours. His favourite music includes [[The Beatles]], [[The Rolling Stones]], [[Led Zeppelin]], Free, [[Bruce Springsteen]], [[U2]], Coldplay, The Foo Fighters, and Simply Red.<ref name="bbc" />

==Blair and the media==

==Blair and the media==

In the 1990s in particular, Blair was seen as a charismatic leader, with formidable media performance skills. His most famous television appearance was his tribute to [[Diana, Princess of Wales]] on the morning after her death in August 1997, in which he described her as "''the People's Princess''" and "''the Queen of Hearts''". and Blair acquired a reputation for excessive news management, and even for dishonesty, particularly after the Iraq War.

In the 1990s in particular, Blair was seen as a charismatic leader, with formidable media performance skills. His most famous television appearance was his tribute to [[Diana, Princess of Wales]] on the morning after her death in August 1997, in which he described her as "''the People's Princess''" and "''the Queen of Hearts''." Blair acquired a reputation for excessive news management, and even for dishonesty, particularly after the Iraq War.

[[Image:Blair MedalOfFreedom2.jpg|right|thumb|300px|President George Bush applauds former Prime Minister Tony Blair at the ceremony honoring Mr. Blair as recipient of the 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom.]]

[[Image:Blair MedalOfFreedom2.jpg|right|thumb|300px|President George Bush applauds former Prime Minister Tony Blair at the ceremony honoring Mr. Blair as recipient of the 2009 Presidential Medal of Freedom.]]

Blair was criticized by more liberal opponents for his close association with conservative News Corp. owner [[Rupert Murdoch]], and the positive press they believed he received in return.

Blair was criticized by more liberal opponents for his close association with conservative News Corp. owner [[Rupert Murdoch]], and the positive press they believed he received in return.