Just for his deliberately and knowingly destroying the private sector workers' final salary pension schemes, let alone his encouraging immigration to undermine the workman's collective bargaining position and the tradesman's pricing power... and he had the brass neck to call himself a Labour party politician.
@@sauermaischeyahoo7834 Under Labour wages rose by 20% because the economy grew... and that economic growth would have been impossible without immigration. Wage controls should apply to all sectors, but Thatcher and Major abolished the Wages Councils and Labour instituted the Minimum Wage, which was intended, supposedly, as a floor, but rapidly became a standard wage. Then the Tories got in again. That said, Blair and his political associates should spend their remaining days incarcerated in Bellmarsh, replacing Assange, who did bugger-all than expose people like Blair.
@@kwakkers68 and there in lies the problem we will only have a world where justice is served when we get together and deliver the justice ourselves because the system will never change, doesn't matter who gets voted in because the whole system is endemically corrupt.
Yes, T.Blair helped the Rwandan president Kagame to get away with war crime killings he did in 1994, done by his wife as a lawyer who cleared one of the Rwandan generals who was retain in Europe. They have helped to clear the African criminals who pay them massive amounts to clear them and make the African population starve in poverty.
It truly terrifies me how obscenely rich men all develop the *Messiah Complex* and stop seeing the rest of us as human beings with hopes, dreams and ambitions of our own. Yanis Varoukis had it right: they see us as livestock.
I agree with you, but messiah he and his kind are not. The messiah was/is rich not in worldly trivia, but in righteous purity. Something messrs Blair and co could never attain and moreover dare I say.
Tony Blair has NEVER apologised for taking Britain into a ruinous war, based on at best faulty intelligence and at worst downright lies. Let that sink in.
This interview adds weight to the theory that Blair’s enthusiasm for the Iraq war was largely about the opportunity it afforded him to fly importantly, back and forth across the Atlantic for high level VIP meetings at the White House. He loves the theatricality of power.
Strangely, while as you say Blair has never apologised for the Gulf War, he did, as Prime Minister apologise on behalf of the country for Britain's historic role in the slave trade. Thus, he seeks the moral prestige of apologising for something that ended more than 100 years before he was born, in which he was not personally involved, but will not apologise for something he did do for which disabled ex-servicemen and bereaved families are still paying the price now.
@@whitepanties2751He took us into an illegal war. He knew they didn’t have wmd. Remember David Kell y. Who tried to speak out that were NO weapons. ‘Coincidence’ he was found dead days later. So he takes us to an illegal war, causes the death of over a million civilians, the country is still like a war zone…. Then…. He gets the job of peace envoy for the Middle East. You couldn’t make this madness up! He’s evil, IMO.
The scale of Blair's delusions is simply staggering. And he is as sinister as he is wrong. Everything he touched as PM turned to crap, either immediately or over the years. It defies belief that anyone would take his advice on anything.
@JoshWiniberg Oh yer, and lets ignore the Blair 'legacy'. For he it was who took us into a catastrophic war, costing the lives of thousands, including that of British soldiers, while many more were left physically and mentally damaged, ( soldiers whom he promptly turned his back on). And all based on the lies of a dodgy dossier. Oh yes, it was Blair who transformed this country by first opening the door to mass immigration, part of a deliberate policy apparently. Bringing in thousands, many of whom share neither our culture or our values. While leaving those at the bottom of the social scale to deal with the obvious consequences. Forced to compete with a growing population for decently paid jobs, housing, school places, and access to medical services. It is they who have also watched as their neighbourhoods, towns and cities have become alien, unrecognisable, multicultural hellholes. None of which he and his kind have ever had to worry about, safe and secure in their prosperous, middle class bubbles. So all hail St Tony, the destroyer of a nation.
@mmlas8683 I read all the newspapers. Please cite the publications that have gone this deep, I'll wait.... PS Guardian ran with basic facts from this video several days after it was published on RUclips. MSM loving sheep always have flimsy superioty complexes
Isn't he more like George Bush or dick Cheney or are you saying kissinger because kissinger also set up a huge consulting firm and influenced policy after he left his executive position?
Focus less on worldly honours and more on having a serene heart and you’ll notice that peace and love win way more than ambition. It’s just ambition is the one that keeps public records lol
All the news you see about Rwanda is all created and machinery of the TB, after killing people in Iraq, he went to create a war in East Africa. Pushing Rwanda to take refugee so that Rwanda could pay TB.
This is exactly what is wrong with this interview. I commented above on it. They did not follow the money in any real way, at all, despite what Freddy claimed at the end.
@@janettelilly1839 yes I've seen that. I seen a photo of him, when the media started to question him on the invasion of Iraq. The picture showed him looking straight up , as if to the sky with a look of rage on his face. It literally looked like he was raging at God. I thought that was evil, because if you try to emulate that expression while looking up, the vast majority of people can't do it.
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Thank you Freddie for this information on what powers Tony Blair has considering he’s no longer Prime Minister…and still has enormous influence on decisions making…very troubling!
Thank you for this. Tony Blair is that dangerous combination of extreme naivety and a desire to believe he has a messianic mission to 'save the world' and /or 'put it right. I could say, being an empath, that he has very dark energy coming through him, which I see in his eyes and expression. One could say he has been 'taken over' by darker forces, but that doesn't mean he didn't allow that to happen.
p.s. the big giveaway was the way he behaved when he walked into No 10 with his wife Cherie, doing 'the walk' of adoration outside No 10. I found that very disturbing.
Not just that, he is rumored to be the heir-apparent to Schwab. Turns out we're getting a President Blair after all even without abolishing the monarchy & Majestic Charlie- the more the merrier in the WEF cabal!
Did you forget the contracts he tried to broker in Africa on behalf of an Israeli arms dealer? He used the insitute as cover, posing as an adviser in good government. Cameron went on to work for the same company. Both corrupt to the bone.
This has been quite an eye opening interview! Thank you both for letting the public know about this. How awful that Mr. Blair and his donors have this amount of undemocratic power across the globe.
Blair has nothing to say that the majority want to hear, but he has some extremely powerful friends!! Indeed, the mass media continually reinforce his deluded, almost comic sense of grandeur and self importance, inviting him in to share his views at every given opportunity!!
In other words "I much prefer dictatorship to democracy as its so much easier to get what I want done". Never forget that these people despise us because we get in their way. What makes them more dangerous than your average despot though is that they think they are doing it for the common good. That means they will never ever stop unless made to and can find a way to justify to themselves any action, no matter how perverse.
@@Barrettszippocan you point me to any good and accurate articles/videos about Corbyn? From the little I know about him he was unjustly targeted as "antisemetic" and subsequently booted as leader, has long spoken out for assange and that he had great positions against the lockdowns and forced injections. Why is he terrible in you eyes? I'm in Australia so haven't followed British politics very closely, BTW..
@@dave9547As far as I know, Jeremy Corbyn the Labour leader did not take a position against lockdowns and rushed vaccines - that was his brother, Piers Corbyn, who is seen as "beyond the Pale" even by Jeremy Corbyn's supporters.
Blair, an original Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum, class of '93. John Smith suddenly and unexpectedly died from heart failure in '94. Blair becomes Prime Minister in '97. Go figure.
Tony is England's version of Bono... Always there when a camera appears, always needing a pat on the head. His most memorable event will always be starting a war with no justification for it so maybe he is last person to be advising others
An excellent report on Blairs organisation. I think you have only scratched the surface of what that organisation does. On a personal level Blair will never be forgiven for the death & destruction he caused whilst using lies to justify mass murder.
My NHS GP practice requires me to use the PATCHES online service. To use it I have to give consent for two private companies to have access to ALL my medical information, past, present and future. When I raised my concern over this neither the practice manager of the GP seemed to be aware of this but still expect me to consent. They are unable to tell me anything about the private companies that will have all my medical info, who/what owns them or what they can do with my medical info. I refuse to consent to this and it’s made contacting my GP or booking an appointment very difficult. Apparently the entire health authority uses this service so I can’t move to another GP practice.
That's exactly what happened me. You are told you have to sign up for repeat prescriptions. The horrible thing about it is, that when you have filled all the details in, you find out at the end it's a private company. What's more, like yourself when I spoke to my surgery, they didn't know what I was talking about. I don't even know if my online form went through, I logged out without pressing the send or finish icon, but maybe it still went through, I don't know
IF I EVER DESPISED A PERSON MOST OF ALL IN THIS WORLD, Blair is it!! He needs to PAY FOR THE LIVES HE TOOK!! innocent lives all to boost his EGO during his so called premiership. Nothing more than a WAR criminal no matter how much money or power he may have or think he has! HE HAS INNOCENT BLOOD ON HIS HANDS! and that will stay with him for ETERNITY!
I was born in a welfare state Ruled by bureaucracy Controlled by civil servants And people dressed in grey Got no privacy, got no liberty 'Cos the twentieth-century people Took it all away from me. - The Kinks
8:59 ….just to note at this juncture that it is reported of Anthony Blair that his non-attendance in the House of Lords was caused by a need to declare provenance for income. He may - of course - just not have wished to be there but then his acceptance of Garter status goes against that. The late Queen Elizabeth held out for 11 years from ennobling him - presumably from a personal dislike of him in weekly conference and the perhaps ‘payback’ public snub he gave her at the millennium celebrations. Seems to me to fall into the category of Martin Amis and Salmon Rushdie - happy to receive national honours while despising nation. The latter two ran from the palace deriding it after receiving honours - and in the case of Rushdie it was a nation that had spent millions upon millions in costs to protect his life.
If you want to be successful financially, if you don't want to be poor, stop saving and develop the high income skill, Develop the side hustle on the side, your job is no longer enough, your business is no longer Enough, you need something
I think he should set up an agony aunt column where we could get answers to a whole range of questions such as "how do i stop skin forming on custard?" or "How would i find weapons of mass destruction?" or even "how do i treat myocarditis?" Everyday useful questions we're all dying to find the answers to.
Blair was groomed for evil by the Most Dubious gnostic-cult and strategically placed in high positions (by fair and foul means). Always wondered about John Smith’s sudden death. Blair has delivered.
They also ran off with all the children, later aided and abetted by their daughter and s.i.law, in the most lucrative crime against humanity of all time ,and the most evil, the adrenochrome trade.
I haven’t read all the comments but another Tom called Tom Bower (journalist ) wrote a prequel to this this VLOG. The book called “Broken Vows” lifts the lid on Teflon Tony and gives very similar insight to a real nasty narcissist who has no true empathy for anyone. He really is a heinous repugnant creature.
I remember when John Smith died , and they were electing a new leader , I knew instinctively he would win , but never ever dreamt he would turn out so evil
Thank you for your investigative journalism and your insights. It's clear this man's alignments are dubious. Anybody with an ounce of intuition can see he's bad news! him and his elk. Let's not let our guard down because they are pressing. We must resist else our children will suffer too!
@@evolassunglasses4673 If you are looking things up. Look at the possible shared social endpoint desired by a certain group of sexual deviants who are still illegal and then the Shariah discussion of minimum age limits for marriage (which always implies sex in this connotation). Makes you think.
Thank you for this wonderful interview. It explains so much that has gone wrong with the world today. Since TB was PM, we have never really been governed by anyone else ... from 1996- 2023. I only wish we could go back to a time prior to the era of Blair.
It is a joy to listen to such a calm and thoughtful analysis from well informed journalists talking about such selfish and greedy issues. What a contrast to the hammering of mainstream media. Thank you for straightening things out for us.
During his time as PM Blair was accused of trying to set up a "Nanny State". His name ... Anthony Charles Lynton Blair ... anagrams to I SHALL CONTROL EARTH BY NANNY
There is no way Blair will sit down and do a long form unscripted interview. If you ever want to gauge if someone in public life is a cipher/puppet, failing upwards surplus elite or just a plain grasping psychopath then the best metric I have found is that you can't find any long form unscripted unedited discussion with them and a good host.
It wasn’t just the naive negotiation and management of globalisation that led to a back lash… it was and still is the lack of understanding of localised solutions, culturally specific solutions. Solutions in line with where countries are and where their people and I frastructure are. For example pushing , cajoling and consulting in Africa has led to the adoption of a cashless financial model in Nigeria that has led to disaster for the people. A society heavily based on an economic free market in the truest sense. Where everyone can open a stall and sell their wares, was not ready for a whole scale alteration based on some ex politicians and their billionaire tech buddies visions of the future. The future will be its best self when it includes the selves who make up the majority . Ivory towers are useful for generating ideas but on the ground towers of ideas and realities exist . Solution happen on the streets of Mogadishu as much as the Parliament in Lagos or Tony’s offices in London. The arrogance of global centrist ideology is disgraceful.
Fantastic piece of journalism, professionalism and production. Incredibly informative and enjoyed every bit of this. Great work team... Will certainly keep watching more of your content.
Very interesting interview. It seemed obvious from what was discussed that Tony Blair Inc. doesn’t take much interest in monetary policy, although this year is the 30th anniversary of his government establishing the independence of the Bank of England. It seems this was likely never a big deal for him, and all of the work on this file was downloaded to his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown. For some reason, the independence of the Bank of England under Gordon Brown has always been made out to be a huge deal, while the initiation of Europe’s first inflation-targeting regime at the Bank of England by John Major’s first Chancellor, Norman Lamont. This was what brought an end to double-digit inflation in Britain, and pretty much made independence inevitable, but it has not been given the same spotlight. Besides establishing central bank independence, Blair/Brown’s main contributions to monetary policy were big negatives: removing house prices from the target inflation indicator in December 2003, which brought on a housing boom and bust, and effectively raising the inflation target rate, since 2% inflation based on the UK CPI meant a higher inflation rate than 2½% inflation based on the RPIX. Is Blair really as much of an ideologue as McTague suggests? He claims he is a globalist, but he looks forward to the rest of Europe completely divorcing itself from Russian energy. In office he sounded like a virulent Serbophobe and now he sounds like a virulent Russophobe. He seems to have drunk the climate disaster Kool-aid, but he has no problem with the American neo-cons who run Biden’s administration blowing up the Nordstream pipelines to create an environmental catastrophe. When McTague or some other reporter finally figures out where all of the money comes from to keep Tony Blair Inc. it will likely emerge that his policy stances are ultimately determined by his financial backers. John Major has never made the post-PM income that Blair has, but he is clearly the better man.
I think the reporter has a good idea of where all of Blair's backing comes from, and is afraid to bring it up. Blair takes no interest in monetary policy, because he takes orders from those who really take care of monetary policy. Try to find out who owns majority stakes in Blackrock and Vanguard, and you will have an idea.
@@simonestreeter1518 Well said, Simone! And don't forget Goldman Sachs. I remember when Mark Carney was appointed Governor of the Bank of England, Shaun Richards wrote that now there were the same number of central bank governors in the EU with Goldman Sachs backgrounds as the number of Ring Wraiths in Lord of the Rings.
I hear clearly the valid points being made about power obtained by non democratic means. I must say however that I worked within a Presidential Delivery Unit in Sierra Leone and it was one of the most effective initiatives I witnessed in the two decades I have worked in international development. Thanks Unherd for this balanced debate.
I knew tony was a gangster but this network he has created shows he is next level we could learn a lot more about how the world really works from studying him and these higher ups than you ever could from school college and university keep enlightening us people 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
This was a nice report. It was a huge news here in Finland that our former PM (Sanna Marin) quit Finnish politcs and went to this org.but funnily enough anything else about it.
Tony Blair should be known most for irreversibly changing the demographics of this once great nation. He should be treated far, far worse than Guy/Guido Fawkes!
Back in the 90's they called him the grinning antichrist I think it could be true, how can you be that age and still be so greedy for power and control
Tony Blair is one person. Focussing on him is understandable but as with all organised dictatorship, his power comes not from him but through the people who work with/for him. Perhaps Blair is driven by a vision ethic, whereby the suffering on the way is a justifiable or invisible cost to which one becomes immune. He is also being materially rewarded and praised on his journey, which again would tend to reinforce the idea that he is doing the right thing.
He went to the Pope straight after his change from Anglicanism to Catholicism, and suggested to Pope Benedict that he had ideas to change the church and the Faith. He was then excommunicated, that means he was told to leave. Then his wife did the media rounds slagging of Catholicism and suggesting a one world religion. They are both insane, Blair wants to build a world in his own image.
Very interesting interview I'd be interested to know more about the economic policies that Tony Blair's institute is promoting around the world. Perhaps another episode ?
David Starkey has been illuminating in his talk about Monet and the 'High Council ' which came as a shock to the french government when they were infomed of its ' seniority ' over democratic government.
Mr Blair has much too much influence in the lives of ordinary people and should be deeply ashamed of himself. He is like a nasty little tick that sucks the life out of the people for his own agenda.
The name is in fact ANTHONY Blair. This is the name he used when he stood in the Beaconsfield election in 1982 (he lost). The Peacock (Mandelston) believed he was being terribly clever when he worked out that the stupidest pleb floating voters would respond more positively to him if he became "Tony". Mandelston also told him to use the imperative "Look..." at the beginning of every other sentence, as a way of conveying dynamism. The bathos comes from the fact that Blair still does it! Blair is in fact a creation of Mandelston, fashioned from the amorphous ectoplasm-putty which was Anthony Blair. Blair's emotional history ("journey"!) since the mid-90s is essentially one of narcissism triggered by 3 factors: Mandelston's "world view", an ugly wife who he never really fancied, and the burning emotional need for Faith, to replace Anthony Blair's infantile dependency on a specific Abrahamic religion. And it was then fuelled by queues of stupid celebrity-struck Americans and Arabs with too much money on their hands. Blair's destiny is in fact a Tragedy of Delusive Narcissism. Hopefully he'll be dead quite soon (he looks increasingly unfit and strange), and I wouldn't be surprised if several plays examining the phenomenon reach my conclusion or something like it.
@@evolassunglasses4673 Other way around. We captured the American system through the banking/financial sector - the City of London is the heart of the world financial system, and this is how we have conquered many countries even after our empire by military power waned. We also have our tentacles in their military and intelligence apparatus, and the political and legal structure too. America serves as a war factory for us. It is convenient to paint us as America's poodle, but it is not the truth.
Exactly. The 2010 movie 'The Ghost Writer' featuring Pierce Brosnan and Ewan McGregor gives a great (fictional) portrayal of an ex-prime minister, who is given a likeness to Tony Blair. The character is practically wedded to America.
No, Blair isn't naive - he's EVIL.
Wonder if Blair ever visited Jeffrey Epstein's island?
Amen
! EviaN LivE !
Exactly
Yes, pure evil
While Assange is in jail and Blair is not, I will be unable to take any alleged "authority ' seriously.
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This is Haiku definition.
assange lol
Tony Blair deserves to be in jail for the rest of his life,a war criminal and corrupt.
In a just, rational world - an Iraqi prison!
@@kwakkers68and that scab wife of his who helped him in making his decision
Just for his deliberately and knowingly destroying the private sector workers' final salary pension schemes, let alone his encouraging immigration to undermine the workman's collective bargaining position and the tradesman's pricing power... and he had the brass neck to call himself a Labour party politician.
@@sauermaischeyahoo7834 Under Labour wages rose by 20% because the economy grew... and that economic growth would have been impossible without immigration. Wage controls should apply to all sectors, but Thatcher and Major abolished the Wages Councils and Labour instituted the Minimum Wage, which was intended, supposedly, as a floor, but rapidly became a standard wage. Then the Tories got in again. That said, Blair and his political associates should spend their remaining days incarcerated in Bellmarsh, replacing Assange, who did bugger-all than expose people like Blair.
@@kwakkers68 and there in lies the problem we will only have a world where justice is served when we get together and deliver the justice ourselves because the system will never change, doesn't matter who gets voted in because the whole system is endemically corrupt.
Ive read everything i can on Blair and studied him for decades…flatly, technically, dispassionately, provably: he is a maniac.
With an awful lot of power.
@@patcampton7163I QUITE AGREE ,HE'S VERY DANGEROUS ,ONE OF THE TOP GLOBALIST ELITE'S .
He was a filthy pervert also.
So says a comatose nonentity.
@--legion do I assume you know him then
Great interviewee Freddie, Blair really is creepy and dangerous, not to mention a mass murderer.
And the cause of mass immigration!
Yes, T.Blair helped the Rwandan president Kagame to get away with war crime killings he did in 1994, done by his wife as a lawyer who cleared one of the Rwandan generals who was retain in Europe. They have helped to clear the African criminals who pay them massive amounts to clear them and make the African population starve in poverty.
So says a muppet who sleeps under mouldy copies of Socialist Worker.
It truly terrifies me how obscenely rich men all develop the *Messiah Complex* and stop seeing the rest of us as human beings with hopes, dreams and ambitions of our own. Yanis Varoukis had it right: they see us as livestock.
I agree with you, but messiah he and his kind are not. The messiah was/is rich not in worldly trivia, but in righteous purity. Something messrs Blair and co could never attain and moreover dare I say.
And Yanis would be one in a heartbeat if only he could get enough of the right attention.
If only they had messiah complexes these guys become real devils.
Tony Blair has NEVER apologised for taking Britain into a ruinous war, based on at best faulty intelligence and at worst downright lies. Let that sink in.
Didnt he have something to do with the failed NHS computer system .
Yet Blair was re-elected in 2005; the war(s) weren't ruinous for him. He could claim democratic endorsement of the invasion...
This interview adds weight to the theory that Blair’s enthusiasm for the Iraq war was largely about the opportunity it afforded him to fly importantly, back and forth across the Atlantic for high level VIP meetings at the White House. He loves the theatricality of power.
Strangely, while as you say Blair has never apologised for the Gulf War, he did, as Prime Minister apologise on behalf of the country for Britain's historic role in the slave trade.
Thus, he seeks the moral prestige of apologising for something that ended more than 100 years before he was born, in which he was not personally involved, but will not apologise for something he did do for which disabled ex-servicemen and bereaved families are still paying the price now.
@@whitepanties2751He took us into an illegal war. He knew they didn’t have wmd. Remember David Kell y. Who tried to speak out that were NO weapons. ‘Coincidence’ he was found dead days later.
So he takes us to an illegal war, causes the death of over a million civilians, the country is still like a war zone…. Then…. He gets the job of peace envoy for the Middle East. You couldn’t make this madness up! He’s evil, IMO.
Starmer's willingness to share a stage with Blair well and truly seals the deal there.
A Faustian Pact there if ever there was one.
Starmer is in fact a disciple of Blair!
Bet Blair + Starmer can lead to another war in the ME, my guess is Iran as both of them favour Israel.
STARMER. Is a. TORY
@@mairethompson2552 Much worse than a Tory, wait and see!
The scale of Blair's delusions is simply staggering. And he is as sinister as he is wrong. Everything he touched as PM turned to crap, either immediately or over the years. It defies belief that anyone would take his advice on anything.
I don't think they are. I think his company props up the leaders who then fuck their people
But he's going a good job for international finance and the forces of open borders Globalisation.
and this should never be forgotten or forgiven - agreed 100% Fraser
Life under Blair's government was better than the last 13 years of decline.
@JoshWiniberg Oh yer, and lets ignore the Blair 'legacy'. For he it was who took us into a catastrophic war, costing the lives of thousands, including that of British soldiers, while many more were left physically and mentally damaged, ( soldiers whom he promptly turned his back on). And all based on the lies of a dodgy dossier. Oh yes, it was Blair who transformed this country by first opening the door to mass immigration, part of a deliberate policy apparently. Bringing in thousands, many of whom share neither our culture or our values. While leaving those at the bottom of the social scale to deal with the obvious consequences. Forced to compete with a growing population for decently paid jobs, housing, school places, and access to medical services. It is they who have also watched as their neighbourhoods, towns and cities have become alien, unrecognisable, multicultural hellholes. None of which he and his kind have ever had to worry about, safe and secure in their prosperous, middle class bubbles. So all hail St Tony, the destroyer of a nation.
You can't change the nature of psychopathy, we've allowed these sick people to prosper with our own complacency.
Guys this is the type of journalism the world needs but the MSM are too corrupted to conduct! Thank you!
churnalism
A lot of broadsheet papers have published stories on Blair and his institute. People who don’t read newspapers love to complain about the media.
How is this guy different? He sounds like he is praising this nonsense
@mmlas8683 I read all the newspapers. Please cite the publications that have gone this deep, I'll wait.... PS Guardian ran with basic facts from this video several days after it was published on RUclips. MSM loving sheep always have flimsy superioty complexes
@@carrellochka Obviously delusional or watching a different video to me.
Great interview, Blair and his agenda needs to be called out for the anti humanity project that it is.
Proof that the bad guys win (in this world).
Our version of Henry Kissinger.
Isn't he more like George Bush or dick Cheney or are you saying kissinger because kissinger also set up a huge consulting firm and influenced policy after he left his executive position?
well said,
Focus less on worldly honours and more on having a serene heart and you’ll notice that peace and love win way more than ambition. It’s just ambition is the one that keeps public records lol
At least Kissinger is highly intelligent which even his worst enemies would concede.
Is there any truth in he’s having been groomed by Klaus as his successor in the WEF?
I think TB is sinister. How can an ex PM make so much money from his old address book? Why should anyone pay for what he thinks? It doesn’t add up.
He's never been an Ex Prime Minister, he and his Office have just Relocated!!
All the news you see about Rwanda is all created and machinery of the TB, after killing people in Iraq, he went to create a war in East Africa. Pushing Rwanda to take refugee so that Rwanda could pay TB.
This is exactly what is wrong with this interview. I commented above on it. They did not follow the money in any real way, at all, despite what Freddy claimed at the end.
Tony Blair is a monster.
Yes, he is a monster
The first truly corporate PM of Britain. Thatcher was a small business woman; Blair was full on Babylon.
I've had a poor opinion of Blair since the day he was elected, and it has got steadily worse ever since.
Exactly my situation.
Same as that, it's the smile that never quite reaches his satanic eyes, freak creeps me out.
@@janettelilly1839 yes I've seen that. I seen a photo of him, when the media started to question him on the invasion of Iraq. The picture showed him looking straight up , as if to the sky with a look of rage on his face. It literally looked like he was raging at God. I thought that was evil, because if you try to emulate that expression while looking up, the vast majority of people can't do it.
@@outoforbit-i wish I could see that picture
Always struck me as the perfect blend of car salesman estate agent and failed lawyer
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And satanic criminal.
and delirious fanatic ..he speaks to god !
And his wife was an Avon lady.
Thank you Freddie for this information on what powers Tony Blair has considering he’s no longer Prime Minister…and still has enormous influence on decisions making…very troubling!
And he still costs the UK taxpayer £millions every year!!!!
Thank you for this. Tony Blair is that dangerous combination of extreme naivety and a desire to believe he has a messianic mission to 'save the world' and /or 'put it right. I could say, being an empath, that he has very dark energy coming through him, which I see in his eyes and expression. One could say he has been 'taken over' by darker forces, but that doesn't mean he didn't allow that to happen.
p.s. the big giveaway was the way he behaved when he walked into No 10 with his wife Cherie, doing 'the walk' of adoration outside No 10. I found that very disturbing.
Or as it's medically termed 'a psychopath'.
The British Bill Gates
He sold his soul to the devil
I could see the evil in his eyes before the Iraq war, I find it hard to believe that the rest of the country couldn't see it.
Tony Blair is WEF all the way.
Not just that, he is rumored to be the heir-apparent to Schwab. Turns out we're getting a President Blair after all even without abolishing the monarchy & Majestic Charlie- the more the merrier in the WEF cabal!
Yes
Blair’s Mr and Mrs self important, everywhere the go nasty things happens .
He wants england to be overcrowded like india and it is hes not real english hes a foreigner
Did you forget the contracts he tried to broker in Africa on behalf of an Israeli arms dealer? He used the insitute as cover, posing as an adviser in good government. Cameron went on to work for the same company. Both corrupt to the bone.
They forgot nearly every real indicator of where Blair really gets his money. He is just a middleman.
This has been quite an eye opening interview! Thank you both for letting the public know about this. How awful that Mr. Blair and his donors have this amount of undemocratic power across the globe.
but why dude is whispering ?????????
He's a stooge for the global elite.
He wants to rule the world
@anncook1331 Yes, and that is scary that he has his own agenda to do so.
Wouldn’t it be conducive for someone to remove his right to consume oxygen?
Clearly the Love of Power is addictive and all consuming. Highly informative .
If there’s a devil he’s it
You are correct. Power of the sort that Blair wields is addictive and most are not strong enough to be able to wean themselves off the power drug.
Fantastic journalism…🎉 It’s quite simple really. Run, run, run from anything Blair says as if the devil is at your back…. -because he is!
No amount of Blair's millions will wash away the blood of all those dead Iraqis and British soldiers.
He is, along with others the epitome if evil.
The bankers and the bushes trillions were agreed upon b4 the troops from UK joined their US breather a truly awful human being
@@georgeash4008Well, the US would still have invaded Iraq without the UK, anyway. Truth is, UK PM has no power on the global stage.
Blair has nothing to say that the majority want to hear, but he has some extremely powerful friends!! Indeed, the mass media continually reinforce his deluded, almost comic sense of grandeur and self importance, inviting him in to share his views at every given opportunity!!
Keir Starmer said openly to a tv journalist " I much prefer Davos to Westminster - it's so much easier to get things done."
Another muppet for the WEF. To be honest, Starmer makes Corbyn look like a decent bloke.
In other words "I much prefer dictatorship to democracy as its so much easier to get what I want done". Never forget that these people despise us because we get in their way. What makes them more dangerous than your average despot though is that they think they are doing it for the common good. That means they will never ever stop unless made to and can find a way to justify to themselves any action, no matter how perverse.
@@Barrettszippocan you point me to any good and accurate articles/videos about Corbyn?
From the little I know about him he was unjustly targeted as "antisemetic" and subsequently booted as leader, has long spoken out for assange and that he had great positions against the lockdowns and forced injections. Why is he terrible in you eyes? I'm in Australia so haven't followed British politics very closely, BTW..
@@dave9547As far as I know, Jeremy Corbyn the Labour leader did not take a position against lockdowns and rushed vaccines - that was his brother, Piers Corbyn, who is seen as "beyond the Pale" even by Jeremy Corbyn's supporters.
Blair, an original Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum, class of '93.
John Smith suddenly and unexpectedly died from heart failure in '94.
Blair becomes Prime Minister in '97.
Go figure.
Klaus Shwab must be oh so proud of Blair ! ! He is not naive.....they all talk this way.....it is part of the ploy!
In fact, Blair is widely rumoured to be the heir-apparent to Schwab to helm the WEF!
Just call Blair what he is - a megalomaniac.
It is all about money and control. Pure evil.
Tony is England's version of Bono... Always there when a camera appears, always needing a pat on the head. His most memorable event will always be starting a war with no justification for it so maybe he is last person to be advising others
An excellent report on Blairs organisation. I think you have only scratched the surface of what that organisation does. On a personal level Blair will never be forgiven for the death & destruction he caused whilst using lies to justify mass murder.
And yet, he's free, wealthy and guiding Starmer into power. Which means New Labour pt2.
Installing WEF puppets in the government of developing nations.
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Cameron was New Labour 2
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No. Cameron was Continuity Labour.
Not forgetting the demographic destruction of the British people.
My NHS GP practice requires me to use the PATCHES online service. To use it I have to give consent for two private companies to have access to ALL my medical information, past, present and future.
When I raised my concern over this neither the practice manager of the GP seemed to be aware of this but still expect me to consent. They are unable to tell me anything about the private companies that will have all my medical info, who/what owns them or what they can do with my medical info.
I refuse to consent to this and it’s made contacting my GP or booking an appointment very difficult.
Apparently the entire health authority uses this service so I can’t move to another GP practice.
That is very worrying. I shall check my surgery.
Don’t do it , never heard of it myself
That's exactly what happened me. You are told you have to sign up for repeat prescriptions. The horrible thing about it is, that when you have filled all the details in, you find out at the end it's a private company. What's more, like yourself when I spoke to my surgery, they didn't know what I was talking about. I don't even know if my online form went through, I logged out without pressing the send or finish icon, but maybe it still went through, I don't know
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Henrietta lacks.
Brilliant research on his organization, which runs global tech agendas under the radar.
What's inside Blair,A black heart for a start filled with hatred for the British People and the Iraq who suffered from his lies.
Blair modelled his career on Clinton & his finances on the Clinton Foundation,
Exactly 💯. Well said!
IF I EVER DESPISED A PERSON MOST OF ALL IN THIS WORLD, Blair is it!! He needs to PAY FOR THE LIVES HE TOOK!! innocent lives all to boost his EGO during his so called premiership. Nothing more than a WAR criminal no matter how much money or power he may have or think he has! HE HAS INNOCENT BLOOD ON HIS HANDS! and that will stay with him for ETERNITY!
I was born in a welfare state
Ruled by bureaucracy
Controlled by civil servants
And people dressed in grey
Got no privacy, got no liberty
'Cos the twentieth-century people
Took it all away from me.
- The Kinks
Wow, deep.
What song did they sing this in because I know it was not plastic man?
@@Hadrada.20th century man
@@dave9547 thanks
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….just to note at this juncture that it is reported of Anthony Blair that his non-attendance in the House of Lords was caused by a need to declare provenance for income. He may - of course - just not have wished to be there but then his acceptance of Garter status goes against that. The late Queen Elizabeth held out for 11 years from ennobling him - presumably from a personal dislike of him in weekly conference and the perhaps ‘payback’ public snub he gave her at the millennium celebrations. Seems to me to fall into the category of Martin Amis and Salmon Rushdie - happy to receive national honours while despising nation. The latter two ran from the palace deriding it after receiving honours - and in the case of Rushdie it was a nation that had spent millions upon millions in costs to protect his life.
Thank you for an example of what was known as journalism.
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Tony Blair is a frightening man
I think he should set up an agony aunt column where we could get answers to a whole range of questions such as "how do i stop skin forming on custard?" or "How would i find weapons of mass destruction?" or even "how do i treat myocarditis?" Everyday useful questions we're all dying to find the answers to.
Thanks for the chuckle. Very clever and funny.
Bliar needs the Ceausescu treatment. Nothing less.
Yes 💯
and his wife. !!!
I hear « Tony Blair » and I start building the Gallows
He’s evil
Blair is a Neocon centralist - the exact opposite of what we need.
Blair was groomed for evil by the Most Dubious gnostic-cult and strategically placed in high positions (by fair and foul means). Always wondered about John Smith’s sudden death. Blair has delivered.
The Queens death too,far too soon judging by that last photo. But maybe to wait another four to five years did not suit the agenda.
The Clintons caused no end of damage in Haiti and ran off with all the donations. Blair is doing the same in countries like Malawi
They also ran off with all the children, later aided and abetted by their daughter and s.i.law, in the most lucrative crime against humanity of all time ,and the most evil, the adrenochrome trade.
I haven’t read all the comments but another Tom called Tom Bower (journalist ) wrote a prequel to this this VLOG. The book called “Broken Vows” lifts the lid on Teflon Tony and gives very similar insight to a real nasty narcissist who has no true empathy for anyone. He really is a heinous repugnant creature.
I bet Blair hasn't been de-banked!
He's probably got his tentacles *in* the banks
I’m from the era that thought Blair was the saviour - after years of Thatcher . What a fool I was
So many of us, not so now.
I remember when John Smith died , and they were electing a new leader , I knew instinctively he would win , but never ever dreamt he would turn out so evil
Thank you,,,,,nice to know some woke up
Thanks for exposing this monster and his mate Starmer
You mean his lapdog Starmer?
Thank you for your investigative journalism and your insights. It's clear this man's alignments are dubious. Anybody with an ounce of intuition can see he's bad news! him and his elk. Let's not let our guard down because they are pressing. We must resist else our children will suffer too!
Where does the money come from for the Tony Blair set up? Very suspicious.
Saudi Arabia and the US State Department came up when I Googled it.
@@evolassunglasses4673 If you are looking things up. Look at the possible shared social endpoint desired by a certain group of sexual deviants who are still illegal and then the Shariah discussion of minimum age limits for marriage (which always implies sex in this connotation). Makes you think.
@@evolassunglasses4673 thanks - no-one gets that much support unless there is something fishy going on. Always thought that TB was a none human.
@@user-de2yg5qb8t Thanks. To be expected be was never an ethical person. Pretty ghastly really.
after leaving office i thought he was rewarded with close to a billion dollars from the Saudi's after selling them weapons
Thank you for this wonderful interview. It explains so much that has gone wrong with the world today. Since TB was PM, we have never really been governed by anyone else ... from 1996- 2023. I only wish we could go back to a time prior to the era of Blair.
So scary, as he was never discredited or brought to trial for his crimes. Barb
He's been discredited by the public. Unfortunately for politicians being the air to Blair is still the aim. 😂
It is a joy to listen to such a calm and thoughtful analysis from well informed journalists talking about such selfish and greedy issues. What a contrast to the hammering of mainstream media.
Thank you for straightening things out for us.
During his time as PM Blair was accused of trying to set up a "Nanny State". His name ... Anthony Charles Lynton Blair ... anagrams to I SHALL CONTROL EARTH BY NANNY
He will be forever remembered as George Bush's poodle 🐩
There is no way Blair will sit down and do a long form unscripted interview. If you ever want to gauge if someone in public life is a cipher/puppet, failing upwards surplus elite or just a plain grasping psychopath then the best metric I have found is that you can't find any long form unscripted unedited discussion with them and a good host.
Very true. Can be applied to much of the modern class of "politician". All need to be sent to the Gulag in my opinion.
@@Barrettszippototally agree!
It's the same with Gill Bates - nobody asks him proper questions. Every "interview" is a PR stunt for him.
Biden
Great observation
Brilliant. Thanks for the insights, both Tom and Freddie!
Why hasn’t he been tried for war crimes?
Liberalism defends it's own.
You know why
White privilege, lol.
Too many spineless politicians, example C19
With a justice system like ours are you surprised
Tom, Freddie, great, great programme. Great conversation. Beautifully presented and discussed. Best to all from Brussels
It was a class act. Can I have the full names of them both, please.
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It wasn’t just the naive negotiation and management of globalisation that led to a back lash… it was and still is the lack of understanding of localised solutions, culturally specific solutions. Solutions in line with where countries are and where their people and I frastructure are. For example pushing , cajoling and consulting in Africa has led to the adoption of a cashless financial model in Nigeria that has led to disaster for the people. A society heavily based on an economic free market in the truest sense. Where everyone can open a stall and sell their wares, was not ready for a whole scale alteration based on some ex politicians and their billionaire tech buddies visions of the future. The future will be its best self when it includes the selves who make up the majority . Ivory towers are useful for generating ideas but on the ground towers of ideas and realities exist . Solution happen on the streets of Mogadishu as much as the Parliament in Lagos or Tony’s offices in London. The arrogance of global centrist ideology is disgraceful.
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Very good interview. Great journalism.
War criminal and chancer.
Chilcott enquiry, Dr David Kelly.
Never forget.
Julian Assange
Fantastic piece of journalism, professionalism and production. Incredibly informative and enjoyed every bit of this. Great work team... Will certainly keep watching more of your content.
Police protection, armoured car, fancy clothes, and big f.u. mate to the people.
Actual investigative journalism!! bravo
UK's version of Bill Gates. Many parallels between the two and every bit as evil if not more so.
This has to be seen in a global context, it is a global club with a global industrial crime complex.
Don’t forget the foundations, Gates, Clinton’s Blair’s. He keeps nice company
Why have the ICC issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin , but not for Blair and Bush ???
Maybe he is emulating Alfred Nobel, who set up the Nobel prize to cover up his legacy as an arms merchant
The bigger they are the harder they fall . Thanks for this informative talk about the greed for ever more power over us.
Oh, I hope and pray
This man should be rotting in jail.
Instead of Julien Assange
Please interview the man who threw a shoe at Tony Bair next.
Very interesting interview. It seemed obvious from what was discussed that Tony Blair Inc. doesn’t take much interest in monetary policy, although this year is the 30th anniversary of his government establishing the independence of the Bank of England. It seems this was likely never a big deal for him, and all of the work on this file was downloaded to his Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown. For some reason, the independence of the Bank of England under Gordon Brown has always been made out to be a huge deal, while the initiation of Europe’s first inflation-targeting regime at the Bank of England by John Major’s first Chancellor, Norman Lamont. This was what brought an end to double-digit inflation in Britain, and pretty much made independence inevitable, but it has not been given the same spotlight. Besides establishing central bank independence, Blair/Brown’s main contributions to monetary policy were big negatives: removing house prices from the target inflation indicator in December 2003, which brought on a housing boom and bust, and effectively raising the inflation target rate, since 2% inflation based on the UK CPI meant a higher inflation rate than 2½% inflation based on the RPIX.
Is Blair really as much of an ideologue as McTague suggests? He claims he is a globalist, but he looks forward to the rest of Europe completely divorcing itself from Russian energy. In office he sounded like a virulent Serbophobe and now he sounds like a virulent Russophobe. He seems to have drunk the climate disaster Kool-aid, but he has no problem with the American neo-cons who run Biden’s administration blowing up the Nordstream pipelines to create an environmental catastrophe. When McTague or some other reporter finally figures out where all of the money comes from to keep Tony Blair Inc. it will likely emerge that his policy stances are ultimately determined by his financial backers. John Major has never made the post-PM income that Blair has, but he is clearly the better man.
I think the reporter has a good idea of where all of Blair's backing comes from, and is afraid to bring it up. Blair takes no interest in monetary policy, because he takes orders from those who really take care of monetary policy. Try to find out who owns majority stakes in Blackrock and Vanguard, and you will have an idea.
@@simonestreeter1518 Well said, Simone! And don't forget Goldman Sachs. I remember when Mark Carney was appointed Governor of the Bank of England, Shaun Richards wrote that now there were the same number of central bank governors in the EU with Goldman Sachs backgrounds as the number of Ring Wraiths in Lord of the Rings.
Ha, I hadn't heard that. Brilliant.@@andrewbaldwin4454
A war criminal, and pure evil.
I hear clearly the valid points being made about power obtained by non democratic means. I must say however that I worked within a Presidential Delivery Unit in Sierra Leone and it was one of the most effective initiatives I witnessed in the two decades I have worked in international development. Thanks Unherd for this balanced debate.
What is a Presidential Delivery Unit?
It's very telling that the TBI's YT channel has comments turned off on all of their videos.
I knew tony was a gangster but this network he has created shows he is next level we could learn a lot more about how the world really works from studying him and these higher ups than you ever could from school college and university keep enlightening us people 👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
Should be in solitary confinement, where it actually means solitary - no contact whatsoever with the outside world. Forever.
The power structures we are aware of and those that actually have power are rarely the same thing. Voting has become a performative act.
As a postscript perhaps you could compare his ways of operating with other would-be global contenders, eg Claus Schwab, Obama, Kissinger
Thankyou for sharing something that is sadly lacking in today’s journalists.
Who funds Blair's lunacy?
Google it. Saudi Arabia and the US State Department came up.
This was a nice report. It was a huge news here in Finland that our former PM (Sanna Marin) quit Finnish politcs and went to this org.but funnily enough anything else about it.
One of your best Freddie !!!
Tony Blair should be known most for irreversibly changing the demographics of this once great nation.
He should be treated far, far worse than Guy/Guido Fawkes!
This word "populist" is a very peculiar one. In the context of a properly functioning democracy, wouldn't elected leaders by definition be populist?
Back in the 90's they called him the grinning antichrist I think it could be true, how can you be that age and still be so greedy for power and control
Tony Blair is one person. Focussing on him is understandable but as with all organised dictatorship, his power comes not from him but through the people who work with/for him. Perhaps Blair is driven by a vision ethic, whereby the suffering on the way is a justifiable or invisible cost to which one becomes immune. He is also being materially rewarded and praised on his journey, which again would tend to reinforce the idea that he is doing the right thing.
A classic case of someone believing they know what's best for you, better than you do yourself.
Does Tony Blair charge for all this advice. He gives advice to some unsavoury characters. Tony Blair loves to be in charge.
For Blair doing the right thing is enriching himself.
Why is he NOT in prison , Just goes too show what a corrupt World we live in.
Charles Lynton,arrested for importuning in Marylebone,secret sign £100 fine.
Great interview, guys, truly eye opening. Whatever happened to Tony Blair's converstion to Roman Catholicism - was that also a power play?
Could be handy when he moves his Head Office to Vatican City.
He went to the Pope straight after his change from Anglicanism to Catholicism, and suggested to Pope Benedict that he had ideas to change the church and the Faith. He was then excommunicated, that means he was told to leave. Then his wife did the media rounds slagging of Catholicism and suggesting a one world religion. They are both insane, Blair wants to build a world in his own image.
Very interesting interview
I'd be interested to know more about the economic policies that Tony Blair's institute is promoting around the world. Perhaps another episode ?
I'm guessing privatisation of everything, deregulation
David Starkey has been illuminating in his talk about Monet and the 'High Council ' which came as a shock to the french government when they were infomed of its ' seniority ' over democratic government.
Mr Blair has much too much influence in the lives of ordinary people and should be deeply ashamed of himself. He is like a nasty little tick that sucks the life out of the people for his own agenda.
Like Trudeau and the multiple disciples of Globalism, they will never admit guilt or show remorse - they are the chosen ones.....
Our Government is full of nasty poisonous ticks.
The name is in fact ANTHONY Blair. This is the name he used when he stood in the Beaconsfield election in 1982 (he lost). The Peacock (Mandelston) believed he was being terribly clever when he worked out that the stupidest pleb floating voters would respond more positively to him if he became "Tony". Mandelston also told him to use the imperative "Look..." at the beginning of every other sentence, as a way of conveying dynamism. The bathos comes from the fact that Blair still does it! Blair is in fact a creation of Mandelston, fashioned from the amorphous ectoplasm-putty which was Anthony Blair.
Blair's emotional history ("journey"!) since the mid-90s is essentially one of narcissism triggered by 3 factors: Mandelston's "world view", an ugly wife who he never really fancied, and the burning emotional need for Faith, to replace Anthony Blair's infantile dependency on a specific Abrahamic religion. And it was then fuelled by queues of stupid celebrity-struck Americans and Arabs with too much money on their hands. Blair's destiny is in fact a Tragedy of Delusive Narcissism. Hopefully he'll be dead quite soon (he looks increasingly unfit and strange), and I wouldn't be surprised if several plays examining the phenomenon reach my conclusion or something like it.
Obviously a British ex Prime Minister works for America.
We got captured by the Global American Empire and its open borders Globalisation project in 1945 and never broke free
@@evolassunglasses4673 Other way around. We captured the American system through the banking/financial sector - the City of London is the heart of the world financial system, and this is how we have conquered many countries even after our empire by military power waned.
We also have our tentacles in their military and intelligence apparatus, and the political and legal structure too. America serves as a war factory for us. It is convenient to paint us as America's poodle, but it is not the truth.
Exactly. The 2010 movie 'The Ghost Writer' featuring Pierce Brosnan and Ewan McGregor gives a great (fictional) portrayal of an ex-prime minister, who is given a likeness to Tony Blair. The character is practically wedded to America.