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Miliband gives Blair the strong backing in contest for European p

by Babel-Fish | October 25, 2009 at 03:28 pm

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Tony Blair won strong backing from Britain to become the first president of the European council when David Miliband declared that the EU needed a big hitter who could stop the traffic in world capitals.
Amid signs that the Czech Republic will soon ratify the Lisbon treaty, creating a legal basis for the new post, the foreign secretary described Blair as a very good choice for Britain and the EU.

"I think it's very important for Europe that it has a strong figure in that role," Miliband told the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1. "I think it would be very good for Britain, as well as very good for Europe ... We need someone who can do more than simply run through the agenda.

"We need someone who, when he or she lands in Beijing or Washington or Moscow, the traffic does need to stop, the talks do need to begin at a very, very high level."

This is why New Labour sold Britain's soul to Europe, Tony Blair has been plying to be the European President. New Labour is going to be pushed out of the administration seat of power in the UK next year. But then they have considered having power in Europe's EU the main pin of New Labour's future as leaders of New Europe. The super power that will soon be running the World when America completly goes down the drain.

Yes the Worlds New Order is in sight and Blair is being sold as the emperor of New Europe that aims to be the next imperial world power.

But would the Tory Party place a block on this new move for total power, of course they will. The loonies in the socialist New Labour party are totally crazy to think their going to get their way.

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albertacowpoke

at 15:37 on October 25th, 2009

An interesting take Babel, to say the least. Like your Santa Suit

Babel-Fish

at 16:05 on October 25th, 2009

Well its Christmas as soon as there is a "ber" in the month here in the Philippines and the Christmas lights go up this week so one as sort of got to get the spirit, plus of course start drinking it, lol

Professor

at 08:32 on October 26th, 2009

Mr Blair resigned his position as Britain's PM in administering one Country however now he feels competent enough to administer a host of Countries?. Least not forget the Iraq War enquiry to which Mr Brown desired that it be held in private whereas a "U" turn served to knock the smile off his and Blairs face in being made a public issue. I feel that the British Public will not be well pleased if Mr Blair returns given the "spin" he allowed to be spun towards a Nation funding his salary for a better Britain.