'We will be left behind' in race with US and China warn Tony Blair and William Hague

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  • Опубликовано: 21 фев 2023
  • "America is at the forefront of modern technology and climate. China with the potential to do huge things on AI... Europe trying to catch up, where does Britain find its niche?"
    Tony Blair and William Hague fear Britain is being left behind in a tech race with China and the US.
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Комментарии • 426

  • @Belshay
    @Belshay Год назад +85

    When people were calling to send Blair to the Hague, I don't think they had this in mind.

    • @lecturesfromleeds614
      @lecturesfromleeds614 Год назад +7

      That's good! 👍

    • @colinash3013
      @colinash3013 Год назад

      In the democratic world, mass murderers and war criminals can go on to become Nobel prize winners. While leaders trying to defend their country 's interest are subjected to regime change and face war crimes. Smfh

    • @andrewbaldwin4454
      @andrewbaldwin4454 10 месяцев назад

      You're priceless, Scott. They shouldn't put Blair on trial at The Hague. A British court would be better.

  • @Soundgarden5000
    @Soundgarden5000 Год назад +24

    What are the chances that Tony Blair will be an indirect investor/paid ambassador in whichever company wins the tender for digital ID implementation

    • @Soundgarden5000
      @Soundgarden5000 Год назад

      The Tony Blair foundation also partners with the Bill Gates and Rockefeller foundation.

  • @suzann2531
    @suzann2531 Год назад +27

    They act like two salesman selling the Encyclopaedia on the door steps

  • @barbaraaimson2100
    @barbaraaimson2100 Год назад +18

    We were left behind by the closure of buisness in this country in favour of banking. And we all knew who did that.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      ✋👏👏👏 don't agree to digit I. D. It's the wef's plan for a 4th industrial revolution

    • @Statueshop297
      @Statueshop297 Год назад

      Margaret thatcher

  • @AlfieDoug
    @AlfieDoug Год назад +23

    Blair should be wearing an ankle tag.

    • @stationsixtyseven67
      @stationsixtyseven67 Год назад +5

      A ball and chain more like and breaking rocks out in Iraq.

  • @stationsixtyseven67
    @stationsixtyseven67 Год назад +22

    They'd have us wear tags on our ears like the cattle they see us as.

  • @Sxuk
    @Sxuk Год назад +5

    Pure Evil

  • @bastogne315
    @bastogne315 Год назад +20

    Hague is on Dysons payroll and Blair is on Euans.😃

    • @MR-po8su
      @MR-po8su Год назад +3

      Euan Blair, the illustrious son of the UK’s ex-prime minister Tony Blair, has been making headlines fast for the success of his edtech platform Multiverse - which in just a few months has put billions in his bank. You mean this Euan?

  • @asabovesobelow5683
    @asabovesobelow5683 Год назад +12

    I think that the best thing UK can do is be self sufficient.

    • @20quid
      @20quid Год назад

      Impossible.

    • @stephenhaywood5672
      @stephenhaywood5672 Год назад +1

      Worth a try

    • @catmonarchist8920
      @catmonarchist8920 Год назад +7

      The most self sufficient country in the world is North Korea where they still have manmade famines. Free trade is good.

  • @krisztiankramli3038
    @krisztiankramli3038 Год назад +10

    1 DAY YOU WILL PAY THE PRICE FOR THE CRIME WHAT HAVE YOU DONE !

  • @stephengillott9435
    @stephengillott9435 Год назад +41

    Its the first time i have heard politicians openly talk about this. As a country we make very little now and slowly we are becoming a poor nation.

    • @evolassunglasses4673
      @evolassunglasses4673 Год назад

      They both support open borders Globalisation that has hollowed us out. Plus are dreadful pro war NeoCons that backed the Iraq Syria Libya Afghanistan bloodbaths and want to fight to the last Ukrainian.

    • @stephengillott9435
      @stephengillott9435 Год назад

      @@evolassunglasses4673 You are confusing what they had to say with the war in Ukraine.

    • @stephengillott9435
      @stephengillott9435 Год назад

      @@evolassunglasses4673 That's a new one on me and not seen any reports to that effect.

    • @orcho141
      @orcho141 Год назад +1

      The constituency of the UK made sure of that

    • @davidbrisbane7206
      @davidbrisbane7206 Год назад +2

      Not so slowly actually.

  • @yunowot
    @yunowot Год назад +6

    no idea what life is like for 99.9% of the public.

  • @stitcheruk1150
    @stitcheruk1150 Год назад +15

    I do wish that Blair would keep his nose out of UK Politics - he’s had his day and cocked it up already.

  • @20quid
    @20quid Год назад +12

    How come I can buy an American phone or a Korean phone but I can't buy a British phone?
    How come I can buy a French car or a German car but I can't buy a British car?
    How come I can buy a Japanese TV or a Korean TV but I can't buy a British TV?
    How come I can buy a German washing machine or a Chinese washing machine but I can't buy a British washing machine?
    Answer those questions and you'll start to make sure we aren't getting left behind.

    • @jessicatorretto159
      @jessicatorretto159 Год назад +3

      Same as Australia. Unions drove them out to work in other countries . With all the law's the Unions impose always wanting a million breaks in a day just drove business out to other countries.

    • @xrayfish2020
      @xrayfish2020 Год назад +1

      British laziness mate!

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      Good point ✌

    • @JohnRowsell
      @JohnRowsell Год назад +1

      @@jessicatorretto159 If in doubt blame the unions

    • @Statueshop297
      @Statueshop297 Год назад

      Do u want to work in a factory assembling washing machines?

  • @pamills66
    @pamills66 Год назад +8

    I wonder how much Tony got for advertising Costa Coffee

  • @Leberteich
    @Leberteich Год назад +7

    The UK alone can not raise the large investment needed to catch up with Tech giants US and China. Maybe we should form an alliance with the European economies where we can pool our resources?

    • @noamfinnegan8663
      @noamfinnegan8663 Год назад

      🤣🤣🤣🤣
      ROTFLMAO

    • @tahiti1
      @tahiti1 9 месяцев назад

      We could call it the EU!! 😂

    • @user-hu1yi8ox9z
      @user-hu1yi8ox9z 7 месяцев назад

      UK is actually ranked 3rd for A.I in the world.

  • @stitcheruk1150
    @stitcheruk1150 Год назад +6

    Wonder where Blair has his money hidden ?

  • @seanlander9321
    @seanlander9321 Год назад +3

    Until quite recently, Britain made things that people wanted, even aspired to. So little exists now. Creativity and quality are nothing to do with quotas, or industry policy, or macro economics, they are instead the Rolling Stones, the Mini, Land Rover, and the Spitfire. Creativity and originality is now a stranger to Britain, and my goodness doesn’t it show in (ex) politicians too.

  • @lecturesfromleeds614
    @lecturesfromleeds614 Год назад +6

    I agree, we need to redesign the state. We need a state where leaders that are responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people in wars that nobody else wants, are brought to trial rather than given a platform in which to dictate public policy

    • @Leberteich
      @Leberteich Год назад +1

      @John G072 If you compare a vaccination to defend against a pandemic to starting a senseless war in the middle East, you lost the plot.

    • @Leberteich
      @Leberteich Год назад

      @John G072 I rest my case.

    • @therespectedlex9794
      @therespectedlex9794 Год назад

      @@Leberteich On the contrary. Killing hundreds of thousands of your own people is way better. Controlling how people live, making a democracy more authoritarian since the second world war. COVID was a persecutory masterstroke!

  • @Welton_Family
    @Welton_Family Год назад +11

    I’m glad William had reminded us that he was a former leader of a political party [Conservative], all I can remember of him from his ‘hay-day’ was his prowess in drinking beer when connecting with the people 😂

  • @davidbrisbane7206
    @davidbrisbane7206 Год назад +6

    Dinosaurs explaining to people how to avoid becoming extinct.

  • @richardsteiner8992
    @richardsteiner8992 Год назад +3

    I see danger in their suggestions.

  • @catfishfortesque-smythe437
    @catfishfortesque-smythe437 Год назад +4

    Neither of these two did anything to address this; Blair as Prime Minister, Hague as Leader of the Opposiion. Blair in particular is responsible for seeding a sense of self-loathing and helplessness in the UK, trying to dilute the countries identity and sense of direction. It's strange to see that as he gets closer to the grave, Blair is trying to rewrite his legacy to be "patriotic".
    Incidentally, there are similar discussion regarding AI in the US at the moment, with Biden passing edicts that AI should be used for "equality" by Government agencies; I think we all know what that means.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      If this gets pushed forwards we need to protest and stop it!! It would be total dystopia

  • @davidbrisbane7206
    @davidbrisbane7206 Год назад +4

    It's over for the UK. It has been for quite some time.

    • @tonymitchell3427
      @tonymitchell3427 Год назад +1

      That’s right.
      Because scums like that are in power

  • @Phyroxin
    @Phyroxin Год назад +2

    Are we really valuing the opinions of liars and war criminals?

  • @rufanuf1
    @rufanuf1 Год назад +16

    We have been left behind, because we had leaders like Tony Bliar for a long while. First in a long line of career politicians who use public office to serve themselves.

    • @laurentdrozin812
      @laurentdrozin812 Год назад

      I don't care for Blair and I was vehemently against the Iraq war, but I must admit Blair was a great PM compared to the midgets and other evil clowns that came after him.

    • @20quid
      @20quid Год назад +4

      If you think he was the first...

    • @vincehillman7122
      @vincehillman7122 Год назад

      But at least we had reasonable schools and a health service that worked!

    • @rufanuf1
      @rufanuf1 Год назад

      @@vincehillman7122 In Bliars time those things were already passed.

    • @vincehillman7122
      @vincehillman7122 Год назад

      @rufanuf1
      The NHS is important to me.
      In 2010, no one was waiting longer than 18 weeks from seeing a doctor for an operation, and you could see a doctor the same day!
      Can you say that today?
      It takes a week to even see a doctor!

  • @PharisaerWatch
    @PharisaerWatch Год назад +4

    Oh Tony, Tony....Tony, Tony. I am glad that you finally come up with strategic thinking now. However, I still remember you clearly obstructing further European integration on high-tech civil and military projects. Now? You think that the UK needs to stay close in the race for AI and other technologies without the assistance of major economic powers like France and Germany. How do you think the UK can keep up with China and the U.S. on its own?

  • @davidcarrol110
    @davidcarrol110 Год назад +8

    Since 2008 the lack of investment in UK plc is shocking. Where most other economies recovered a few years after the Financial Crisis , Britain was exposed to a massive programme of austerity and terrible wage growth which has led to long-term stagnation. Covid is not an excuse and never was. Now would be a good time to locate the WMDs so they can be disassembled and sold off,Tony!

    • @gethinhooper3671
      @gethinhooper3671 Год назад +1

      We have a terrible business class in the UK who are greedy and completely addicted to importing labour on the cheap to make up for lack of investment in productivity. ..

  • @Chrisesparkle
    @Chrisesparkle Год назад +6

    Ha ha, I noticed the tie colours!
    I’m fed up with the short-termism of our political system which means that our infrastructure in particular suffers. Hopefully though, the new innovations discussed will not end up in failed IT systems such as the NHS with its associated costs.
    I love the fresh approach of this and feel that our politicians have forgotten how to govern now that they are not influenced by EU decision makers.

    • @therespectedlex9794
      @therespectedlex9794 Год назад

      We can't govern ourselves without EU decision makers? I've heard it all now.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      They're both liars

  • @Scar626
    @Scar626 Год назад +9

    'We will be left behind' in race with US and China - Didn't Britain get left behind after 1945?
    And to be clear they're talking about technology, but technology follows right behind economic output.
    I mean there was Taiwan and with the "lead" they had in chip development, but the US turned around and went: "Well we're going to do that now in the US as a matter of national security. How much you need?"
    Also, money attracts the most brilliant minds (or at least the willingness to invest, like we saw with the large hadron collider).
    So, if your government has the money and says: "Come do research and development in technology in our country and we'll give you all the money you need", then in many ways they'll come.
    And on the economic front the UK cannot flash cash like the US can and I don't think they ever will be.
    Not unless the UK starts making things everyone wants at a competitive price the way China and the US does.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      We should have simply stayed in the eu!

  • @paulpaisley5291
    @paulpaisley5291 Год назад +14

    Here's two reasons why you shouldn't trust them.

  • @TrestleTableforTruth
    @TrestleTableforTruth Год назад +2

    What do you mean by succeed or fail? At what exactly?

  • @Welton_Family
    @Welton_Family Год назад +7

    Love the Costa fuelled exuberance Tony !!

    • @samg7430
      @samg7430 Год назад +1

      That extra shot was a mistake

    • @craigscaife7588
      @craigscaife7588 Год назад

      You've one the prize for best comment, well done !!

  • @alertbri
    @alertbri Год назад +6

    They're so right - AI is coming for your jobs journalists too... It's not utopia and you know it 😂

  • @leemiguel3437
    @leemiguel3437 Год назад +16

    Waiting for the “why isn’t Tony Blair in jail?” comments but I must say I do enjoy listening to William Hague.

    • @robertbruce7686
      @robertbruce7686 Год назад

      Nah. Just want to know how many WMDS Blair has found under his cot.....

    • @evolassunglasses4673
      @evolassunglasses4673 Год назад

      He is completely captured by the open borders Globalisation project driven by international finance capitalism.

    • @jordizee
      @jordizee Год назад +22

      Why isn't Blair in jail?

    • @disposabull
      @disposabull Год назад

      War criminal, destroyed the economy by turning it into a giant housing bubble, destroyed the country by flooding it with millions of immigrants while hating the native population.
      Why isn't he executed for treason?

    • @desres2281
      @desres2281 Год назад

      He should be! 😏

  • @brashachilles9725
    @brashachilles9725 Год назад +2

    Ummmm I wouldn’t bring up COVID and vaccines as an example of good government.

  • @therespectedlex9794
    @therespectedlex9794 Год назад +3

    Like all great narcissists, Blair isn't lying, not about anything, about it (not) being utopia.

  • @gavinlangley8411
    @gavinlangley8411 Год назад +1

    You do not need digital ids for technology innovation.

  • @theonlydoug
    @theonlydoug Год назад +8

    Tony getting closer and closer to The Hague.

  • @terenceballands3321
    @terenceballands3321 Год назад +1

    Scary and absolutely disgusting and disgraceful!!

  • @joan7823
    @joan7823 Год назад +3

    Stop trading with them for 6 months, they are already down on their luck...

  • @Billy67
    @Billy67 Год назад +2

    Who summoned Tony Blair the soulless skinwalker from his Crypt?

  • @utternonsenseproductions2415
    @utternonsenseproductions2415 Год назад +4

    W O R L D. E C O N O M I C. F O R U M. S T O O G E S.

  • @monkeytrousers6180
    @monkeytrousers6180 Год назад +1

    The government need a black book like Jeffery Epstien had.... you know like the one Tony was in.

  • @eliroven
    @eliroven Год назад +1

    what exactly are they proposing, any clues as to where we can find such report (or summary)?

    • @20quid
      @20quid Год назад

      I found the report on Hague's website.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      It's from the world economic forum, it's dystopian. All they doing is giving excuses for the past and want to chain you in the future. Blair lies about the vaccine here, the eu soon overtook us. It's governmental fraud corruption mismanagement and lies that have led the uk here and Blair wants to capitalise on that...

  • @markfletcher44
    @markfletcher44 Год назад +3

    This change is about trust in our Government. The countries deploying this have either faith in government or no choice.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      It's the wef's dystopian mind f*ck. They believe this will be the 4th industrial revolution. It's a completely sick idea

  • @gethinhooper3671
    @gethinhooper3671 Год назад +1

    It will emerge down the line that these clowns have shares in a digital ID tech firm and stand to make a sack full of cash..Round and round we go..

    • @lw1zfog
      @lw1zfog Год назад

      see Richy WEF Sunak & father in law for one

  • @benqurayza7872
    @benqurayza7872 Год назад +5

    Britain has technological strengths, a lot of brains in its universities, ownership of a global business/culture language, and a respected legal system. But, unlike the US and Israel, it doesn't have a strong venture capital culture for bringing innovations to market. Surprising for a country with a well-developed banking system.

    • @nessah23
      @nessah23 Год назад

      Britain has nothing.poverty is all left. Laughing stock

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      Not what it's being funnelled off faster than its made. These guys want all the pie and shackles of digital Id. Digital currency, so they have total control

  • @booms7258
    @booms7258 Год назад +3

    People who buy digital assets will vote you out if you force digital ID on them.

  • @roynickson8460
    @roynickson8460 Год назад +1

    No thank you Miranda jog on.

  • @jamesbromfield7090
    @jamesbromfield7090 Год назад +2

    There be unity alright the whole uk rejecting the digital beast system

    • @Leberteich
      @Leberteich Год назад

      This horse may have bolted.

  • @LordOfLight
    @LordOfLight Год назад +3

    No doubt it's wrong of me but I'm afraid Blair lost credibility with me when he took us into that wrong and disastrous Iraq war.

  • @NurulHuda-xj8ob
    @NurulHuda-xj8ob Год назад

    Irony is William Hague didn't back ID cards last time Labour almost introduced it. We could have had a mature system in place by now. Its only a matter of time, all modern economies need the data revolution.

  • @ChristopherWoodwardcwd
    @ChristopherWoodwardcwd Год назад

    It's not good enough Hague saying "well like it or not that's the way the worlds going..." in response to public objection to digital ID. You used to RUN the country and still in influential positions, if the public don't like the way the world is going you should STOP it not just say 'that's the way it is' !

  • @desres2281
    @desres2281 Год назад +3

    Can't stomach Blair! 😏😏

    • @markpallister9882
      @markpallister9882 Год назад

      Agreed..He was the Useful Idiot who sold us down the river to the EU Dictatorship .....Tony Blair's government also led us into a needless Iraq war...

  • @davidnichol6282
    @davidnichol6282 10 месяцев назад

    What happens to the jobs of drivers and truck drivers when vehicles do not need drivers anymore.

    • @matthewburns7989
      @matthewburns7989 19 дней назад

      We will all be scroungers together then 🎉

  • @steve-real
    @steve-real Год назад +3

    An economically and militarily strong UK is not only good for the Brits, it’s good for the world.
    I read the last series of economic and military health reports of the country and its very disturbing.
    PM Sunak has to whip this behemoth of state around in the right direction every single day.

    • @smoozerish
      @smoozerish Год назад +1

      PM Sunak.....you got to be joking.....what a weakling he is you expect so much from.

    • @steve-real
      @steve-real Год назад

      @@smoozerish You work with what you have and not with what you wish

    • @fmparrott5485
      @fmparrott5485 Год назад +1

      Agreed

    • @Leberteich
      @Leberteich Год назад

      Last time UK was economically and militarily strong, it enslaved half the world and all of Ireland. And it wasn't great for most Brits either, they had kids climbing up chimneys to sweep them.

    • @steve-real
      @steve-real Год назад

      @@Leberteich The Brits are some of the nicest people on the planet Earth.
      The guilt trip is not healthy for them of for the rest of humanity.
      An economically and militarily strong UK is not only good for them, it’s good for the world.
      The UK has the ability to make deep structural changes. It’s a matter of leadership and a whole lot of persistence.
      PM Sunak needs a vision the whole country can on board with.
      I’m not from the UK. I just worry when I see the country go adrift off its moorings.
      very concerned

  • @moneyAndSavings
    @moneyAndSavings Год назад +10

    Another great video. Thanks so much.

    • @jacksquat8677
      @jacksquat8677 Год назад +3

      agree. great video. extremely insightful stuff brought to us by the brightest minds

    • @jacksquat8677
      @jacksquat8677 Год назад

      @John G072 Bet accepted. I'll be checking back in February 2028

  • @murrayeldred3563
    @murrayeldred3563 Год назад +4

    Some sense from BLiar....for once.

    • @gio-oz8gf
      @gio-oz8gf Год назад

      It's a pity people like you can't show some adult sense; you could start by spelling his name right.

    • @justsomeguy1141
      @justsomeguy1141 Год назад

      He was a good PM except for the war crimes and poor oversight of the banks

    • @murrayeldred3563
      @murrayeldred3563 Год назад +1

      I called him BLiar for a reason. Numpty.

  • @mike747436
    @mike747436 Год назад

    Is the UK slowly groping its way towards some form of Proportional Representation? Much of what these two discuss depends on people working across the political divide, if it's to be effective and have longevity. We can hope so. The current two party adversarial system is not serving the majority.

  • @TrestleTableforTruth
    @TrestleTableforTruth 9 месяцев назад

    What happens if we allow ourselves to be left behind? Why race again?

  • @lw1zfog
    @lw1zfog Год назад

    Tony ‘Miranda’ Bliar, ‘Charles Linton’, charged at Bow Street Magistrates Court 1983

  • @rupert7059
    @rupert7059 Год назад

    Essentially the government need to save money .As long as these new systems they are talking about save money then all for the good

  • @andyscarfe2244
    @andyscarfe2244 Год назад +1

    2.40 talking about the new world. He missed off order. The new world is being created by the super rich for the super rich

  • @Dunbar0740
    @Dunbar0740 Год назад +2

    Tony, by European standards we're not "heavily taxed". We have a low tax economy compared to our neighbours. The problem is, people expect European levels of public services in this country while aspiring to pay US levels of taxation. We must all face the fact we can't run the country on the cheap if we want decent roads, accessible public transport, health care, education, etc... So, the question is, who is going to pay for it? The obvious answer is, the people with the money. Unfortunately, those same people use their money to buy political influence to insulate themselves against taxation.

    • @achosenman9376
      @achosenman9376 Год назад

      More money is not needed, less waste is.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      Very well said

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      @@achosenman9376 more money, no corruption is what's needed

    • @achosenman9376
      @achosenman9376 Год назад

      @@bereal6590 If that is true, why don’t you pay more voluntarily?
      Half the handouts need removing. The 8000 inclusion and diversity managers in the NHS need firing. The gold plated public sector workers pensions needs removing. Stop paying people to sit at home. Stop giving aid to China, India, Pakistan and the others. Stop giving any support to illegal immigrants, stop giving legal aid to help fight deportation. Stop painting bloody rainbows everywhere. Stop all University grants. If you want to go pay for it, or win a scholarship if you are bright enough.

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      @@achosenman9376 i have paid all my life. I'm.happy to pay and in return have a decent society. You aren't aware what's been going on, I can tell from your comment. You're punching down and not looking at how why and by whom services have been degraded

  • @pmcd6414
    @pmcd6414 Год назад +4

    When is Blair going to Hague? 😂

  • @brigitpimm8488
    @brigitpimm8488 Год назад

    I wonder how much they are being paid to say this

  • @samthomas9389
    @samthomas9389 Год назад +3

    Most obvious statement: Blair should be in jail, he is a national disgrace.

  • @frostyknickers
    @frostyknickers Год назад

    Please get a better screen capture process in place. That mouse on the screen and the zoom dashboard popping up is pretty shoddy stuff

  • @markmcsharr8777
    @markmcsharr8777 Год назад +1

    Got any I'd yes driving licence passport dont need any more stuff we walk around with a mobile phone get left behind what does that even mean.

  • @laurentaylor4933
    @laurentaylor4933 Год назад

    Statler and Waldorf, who is pulling the strings..!

  • @peterbeer8657
    @peterbeer8657 Год назад

    Why don't they ask Martin Jacques?

  • @NoBuyNoSell
    @NoBuyNoSell Год назад +1

    No buy or sell

  • @vtecro1826
    @vtecro1826 Год назад

    Jim Sim... I have been thinking great Britain has been slowing down in its industrial output .it's scientific research sectors . I tried in a small way to start a business. I found the taxes before you even start are prohibitive . Income tax value added tax council tax business premises council tax . And accountants bills etc etc by the time I had something to sell every one had taken their bit and what was left was not worth the effort
    I jacked in .started work for the council and found I had much less worry much more money and much less work and much more time for me and the family. I also managed to build up my pension .

  • @stevosd60
    @stevosd60 Год назад

    We've been left behind for years. First country in the world to industrialise and the now deindustrialised and on the down trip over the hill. We have no car industry etc etc. As McMillan said, we've sold the family silver. It's all gone and ain't coming back. The 'Great'.has fallen off Britain it's now Petty Britannia

  • @paulmint1775
    @paulmint1775 Год назад +1

    Well legalising cannabis for sale and production would be a bloody good start. Big tax
    earner and thousands of new jobs, cleaner fuels and new medicines. And people are given the freedom they deserve and less people turned in to criminals for using the plant......

  • @johnoneill436
    @johnoneill436 Год назад +19

    Honestly don't know how Tony Blair can sleep soundly at night.

    • @youngsalmon5188
      @youngsalmon5188 Год назад +5

      Get over it , he is speaking sense. Why else would you be following this!

    • @RetroByteZone
      @RetroByteZone Год назад +3

      What they are saying makes good logical sense.

    • @toi_techno
      @toi_techno Год назад +1

      How many times has Iraq attacked it's neighbors or gassed the Kurds whose land they occupy?
      NO times.
      SO I'd say a good job was done by the allies in Iraq actually. If you can't behave and control your leaders expect to get f*&ked up.

    • @johnoneill436
      @johnoneill436 Год назад +1

      @Young Salmon I'm not disputing what he's saying I'm simply referring to what he's done in the past

    • @gio-oz8gf
      @gio-oz8gf Год назад +1

      ​@@johnoneill436 Because dwelling on the past solves every problem every time.

  • @hawklord100
    @hawklord100 Год назад +2

    Technology should be used to improve efficiency and the Train system in todays 21st century is one of the least efficient in terms of cost. £10billion a year just to maintain the tracks on this 18th century technology... thats a £100 billion every ten years just to make them available for trains to run. Rip up the tracks on the branch lines and make those green ribbens into EV highways for self driving coaches. It will slash thousands of miles of track maintenance saving billions each year and provide EV green transport that can leave the EV highway to pick up passangers of the old track and bring them into main line stations, cheaply, quickly as well as boosting new technology providing manufacturing and green jobs for the now and next century. With WFH becoming normal, the trains are even more empty than ever, EV coaches could be programmed to run when there are passengers and not run empty.

  • @hanumanguy
    @hanumanguy Год назад +10

    I'll sum this up for you "We need to be better at techno fascism than China, lest we fall behind"

  • @terryputson5542
    @terryputson5542 Год назад

    Redesign the state! Civil service will suffocate this idea. Uncomfortable thought, but Dominic Cummings did highlight this when he and bono went up against the Blob.

  • @justsomeguy1141
    @justsomeguy1141 Год назад +1

    I heard Ukrainian refugees comment that they got better healthcare in Ukraine as the whole system is digitised and they don't have to wait to see a GP!

    • @davidbrisbane7206
      @davidbrisbane7206 Год назад

      I have to wait to see a doctor in Sydney. I usually wait about 30 mins without an appointment. You could die in the UK before you could see a GP in the UK.

    • @stephenhaywood5672
      @stephenhaywood5672 Год назад +2

      @@davidbrisbane7206 sad but true

  • @MrSimonw58
    @MrSimonw58 Год назад +1

    Because US has 5 x UK population and China has 60 x UK population ... don't even bother

  • @dadinjo5
    @dadinjo5 Год назад +1

    jail time 4 both

  • @ralphsmith242
    @ralphsmith242 Год назад +1

    Where is the paper to which Mr Blair refers?

  • @This.Island.Earth68
    @This.Island.Earth68 10 месяцев назад

    A good rule of thumb - anything that Blair endorses, reject outright.

  • @lw1zfog
    @lw1zfog Год назад

    Tony Bliar is close friends with Cliff ‘kitty’ Richard.

  • @steveellis9288
    @steveellis9288 Год назад

    If this notion came from anybody else other than Tony Blair then this would be less sinister. Hague and Blair on the same platform who would have believed it.

  • @popius61
    @popius61 Год назад +1

    Sponsored by Costa Coffee

  • @yunowot
    @yunowot Год назад +1

    you can identtify yourself all you like and you still can't get book a doctors appointment that the doctor themselves asked you to book

    • @bereal6590
      @bereal6590 Год назад

      Very well said 👏👏👏

  • @gethinhooper3671
    @gethinhooper3671 Год назад

    If there was any evidence that new Labour and the Conservative party is essentially the same thing it's this clip..

  • @airhabairhab
    @airhabairhab Год назад +1

    SHOW ME YOUR PAPERS!

  • @gazunkafonegazunkafone3492
    @gazunkafonegazunkafone3492 Год назад

    Not going to lie this is Click bait.
    I assumed this was Blair in the Hague not Blair and William hague🤷🏼‍♂️
    Why does anyone give Blair any air time?

  • @jacksquat8677
    @jacksquat8677 Год назад +1

    he's got a clue. former p.m. tony is brilliant, obviously

  • @syedmaricar9946
    @syedmaricar9946 Год назад

    Political policy can't solve all problems. They will go through process,when reality faced they all duck.

  • @zendog8592
    @zendog8592 Год назад

    In the 1984 film, The Razors Edge, Bill Murray ( Larry Darrell ) says sarcastically as a term of endearment on the death of Piedmont, “ he won’t be missed. Don’t know why it came to mind. When Tony Blair passes away, he won’t be missed will certainly not come to my mind, in my opinion he is a liar of extraordinary competence, I feel totally disgusted as a then labour supporter to have aided and abetted in making him PM.

  • @pakpala1
    @pakpala1 Год назад +1

    Let the Irish unite….

  • @lw1zfog
    @lw1zfog Год назад

    Tony ‘Miranda’ Bliar ‘ennobled’ Greville Jenner.

  • @andrewolgado6018
    @andrewolgado6018 Год назад

    Unfortunately, we are stuck navel gazing and fixing other self-inflicted crisis

  • @juandepardaillan6714
    @juandepardaillan6714 Год назад

    What if people does not want to obbey Mr. Blair. Who are you to force people to make what you want??? People does not want to follow your orders!!!

  • @vincehillman7122
    @vincehillman7122 Год назад

    Poland, is on course to overtake our economy by the end of the decade, they have seen outside investment increase the last 8 years or so, whilst ours in UK has declined.
    They are in the EU we are OUT.
    What does that tell you?
    The USA has become very protective and is investing heavily in their climate industries, putting the USA first.
    The EU will also be putting Billions into Climate industries
    We are out of the Erasmus, space and other EU scientific projects.
    Astra Zeneca has moved to ROI.
    In the UK BritishVolt goes bust and we dont have the money to invest in the fledgling company.
    How are we going to grow?