The Killing of Tony Blair

DragoonPK

3259 Posts

September 01 2013 23:18 GMT

I recently came across this project on Kickstarter. Its basically a documentary detailing all the horrible things that Tony Blair has done during his time as British PM. Would be quite interesting to see, especially if its thorough and well referenced. The documentary is being led by George Galloway ( A British Politician and writer) along with a team he has assembled.

Thoughts?

Link: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/22595538/the-killing-of-tony-blair

HaRuHi

1220 Posts

September 01 2013 23:52 GMT

No solution, not even a clear look at the underlying problems. Just negativity and throwing dirt.

Polititians are a dime a dozen, or however the saying goes. The title is very sensationalistic, I'd prefer something more cold, analytical, but that does not speak to the masses and since the documentary is led by another politician, I do not expect anything true. Not because he lacks the intellect to deliver or understand the root causes, just because he choose to play for the bad guys.

It's not blair, bush or hitler, it's morgan, rothschild and krupp.

deathly rat

United Kingdom911 Posts

September 01 2013 23:57 GMT

If it's led by Galloway it'll have no credibility anyway. It'll just preach to the choir.

docvoc

United States5491 Posts

September 02 2013 00:47 GMT

I hope this makes very little money, it's not even a true contribution to society in any complete form. It's not a fair appropriation, it's certainly not as unbiased as can be, and most of all it's just an addition to the dirt people throw at old politicians that can no longer defend themselves, but must rely on the imperfect knowledge of historians to defend or attack. It's not like all his documents are anywhere near declassified, so how can we possibly ascribe to him any kind of real appraisal?

sc4k

United Kingdom5454 Posts

September 02 2013 09:16 GMT

On September 02 2013 09:47 docvoc wrote:
I hope this makes very little money, it's not even a true contribution to society in any complete form. It's not a fair appropriation, it's certainly not as unbiased as can be, and most of all it's just an addition to the dirt people throw at old politicians that can no longer defend themselves, but must rely on the imperfect knowledge of historians to defend or attack. It's not like all his documents are anywhere near declassified, so how can we possibly ascribe to him any kind of real appraisal?

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