Brits wonder if they woke up in the right century after seeing ex-prime minister Tony Blair giving his policy prescription for the Covid-19 pandemic. To make matters worse, the globalists cited by Foreign Policy Magazine as ‘The Most Hated Man in Britain’ is said by the gutter press to be an authority on the Covid-19 debates.

The former Labour Party leader on Friday published his own ‘roadmap’ out of the UK’s Covid-19 lockdown, complete with a ‘traffic light system’ dictating data-based parameters for opening and closing decisions. Shockingly, mainstream media outlets jumped on the report as big news, with some portraying it as influential in setting the current government’s policy.

‘The Tony Blair Institute retains strong links to upper echelons of Whitehall and the Palace of Westminster, and it’s probable the new proposals will resemble those to be revealed by Boris Johnson on Monday,’  the Telegraph newspaper asserted. That makes it alright does it?

Former journalist Michael Walsh is furious at what he suggests is a scam. ‘Few media viewers and readers realise that what appears as news is paid for advertising or a public relations presentation. The scam is a sophisticated twist on what we see as an ‘Advertisement Feature’; this term is in small print so few realise it is not news or information; it is a paid-for advertisement’.

He adds, ‘virtually all news is sponsored by someone, an interest or corporation.’

Twitter users were outraged or amused. Blair may have hung on for 10 years as prime minister, but history hasn’t been kind to him. This is especially regarding Blair’s controversial decision to involve UK troops in the US invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.

These notorious foreign policy failures resulted in the deaths of 634 British troops and supporting personnel and about 7,000 injured or wounded Brits. No one knows or cares how many innocent civilians in just these two misplaced campaigns alone were killed, injured, lost their homes and livelihoods, and displaced.

By 2017, the former premier’s popularity had dropped so far that Foreign Policy magazine referred to him as ’the most hated man in Britain.’ 

Tony Blair, though totally unqualified in any healthcare field, is now portrayed by mainstream media as a noted authority on vaccinations. According to outraged Brits, he is an authority on psychotic warmongering.

Blair has been condemned as a war criminal by many; in fact, a former Iraqi general tried to bring private war crimes charges against Blair. Unsurprisingly, the UK’s high court rejected the case. The government’s Chilcot report on the Iraq invasion did find that Blair exaggerated the case for war and failed to exhaust peaceful options.

Blair’s war record was at front of mind for many as he pitched his ideas on Covid-19. One Twitter user suggested that the only road map Brits want to see from Blair is his route to The Hague, home of the International Criminal Court.

‘Why has the war criminal Tony Blair suddenly been thrust back into the limelight?’ sports broadcaster and former soccer player Matt Le Tissier asked. Restaurant critic Kathryn Flett did a double-take when she read a headline about Blair’s Covid-19 plan. ’What is this, 1998?’ she asked. ‘Why am I seeing this sentence in a national newspaper in 2021?’

Another former soccer player, Ritchie Hanlon, was similarly puzzled: ’Why is war criminal Tony Blair given so much air time and opinion right now? It’s not f**king 1998.’ Source