1. Tony Blair admits being "misguided." Oh, is he claiming that someone sent him the wrong way? That the policy was someone else's doing? It's far, far worse than 'misguided' this governmental policy. It is a malicious malignancy driven by obsessive sadism from a schizoid personality. Look at Iraq and its terror creation based upon a faked reason for invading that country when it was no threat at all. Tony Blair really created a mess there. Now he's got UK soldiers dying like it was Vietnam all over again when the UK had the good sense to stay away and not get involved in that travesty.
Who put surveillance technology in the hands of the dysfunctional family from the flat below so they could wage a campaign against me for having reported their child abuse and another violent incident outstide necessitated calling the police in an emergency? The mother of the abused children has raised them to be stout bullies just like herself. She has neglected the welfare of her children by remaining totally obsessed with the 24/7 abuse against me using the surveillance technology as a weapon. The powerless have gained power over one human being suitable to the sadistic personality's perverted need for domination and control.
Tony Blair turned the people loose without any standards which reflected his own character, and he unleashed the dark side of the human character bringing out the worst in people throughout this country. This is his failure. He set an example of lying, cheating, deceit, manipulation and brutality that was imitated from the top to the bottom. He thought he could get away with it, and everyone on down thought they could make up whatever was necessary to get away with the basest of behaviour. He created a Gestapo force in this country who brutally pushed aside the decent and honest people.
The situation is in such a state of catastrophic collapse that he has to come out with this politicised version of a claim for being misquided by warning that this is what the Tories will do. All Tony Blair does here is to play politics at election time for the local elections on 3rd May 2007 to create a fear in people's minds about the Tories. Does Tony Blair really think people are as dumb as he? Once again he doesn't mean what he says. He's mouthing these words for their political affect displaying himself as the spineless wonder of hypocrisy and destruction.
Hey, hey, Tony Blair. How many kids have you bombed so fair?
BBC News Saturday, 28 April 2007, 04:16 GMT 05:16 UK
My policy was misguided, PM says
 Mr Blair says he has changed his thinking since the 1990s |
Tony Blair has said he was "misguided" to believe public spending on run-down areas was the only answer to anti- social behaviour and problem families.
Writing in the Daily Telegraph, he said his "incomplete" analysis in the 1990s led to the wrong policies.
Early and tough intervention was needed with a small number of "highly dysfunctional" families who did not respond to investment, said Mr Blair.
He said Tory leader David Cameron was now repeating his mistake of the 1990s.
My policy was misguided, PM says
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Subject: Tony Blair admits being 'misguided.' Is he laying this off on someone else?
Date: Saturday 28 April 2007 13:06
From: Gary D Chance
To: news24@bbc.co.uk
Who put surveillance technology into the hands of the dysfunctional and violent family in August 1998 whom I reported for child abuse in May 1998?
They are still at their violence creating a standard of antisocial and criminal behaviour in the community using the surveillance technology to insure that these dysfunctional people are protected and those like me are bullied quite literally to death.
This has involved the social services, NHS, police, tenant management, local and central government. Scores if not hundreds of people have participated. Tony Blair has been notified continuously about this problem starting in September 1999.
Tony Blair has to personally answer these questions. It's not just a problem of being misguided. This government has walked in and supported the dysfunctional family to carry out its pathological behaviour which goes on as of this writing.
While I am writing this, the inline skate jumping/fence sliding is going on at the narrow entrance to the Lancaster West Estate. Send a camera crew to the corner of Bramley and Whitchurch Roads across the street from the Chyrsalis building and Heart FM. It's right near you as the crow flies. You'll have to drive around through North Pole or Shepherd's Bush.
Just before this very loud thumping music was blasting away from the dysfunctional family's flat below while the surveillance technology abuse goes on.
Or, I'll send you all my videos about this and other problems, and you can ask Mr Blair about them.
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The Telegraph Saturday, 28th April 2007 10:10am BST
I got it wrong on problem families, admits Blair
By Toby Helm, Chief Political Correspondent
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Tony Blair makes a startling admission today that his approach to dealing with the most unruly in society has been "misguided" throughout his 10 years in Downing Street. I got it wrong on problem families, admits Blair 2. There has been thumping loud bass music on and off all afternoon from the flat below. Tenant management must have just decreed noise nuisance as the standard in this environment. This was the afternoon of the TMO and Metropolitan Police meeting at 1430 to enable people to meet their local Safe Neighbourhood police officers. This has been accompanied by continuous antisocial behaviour from late this morning onwards. They meet while the antisocial and criminal types carry on without any restraint. Makes good paper for the files but does not get the job done, does it? 3. The NHS young doctors' crisis deepens with the potential for destroying public confidence in everything the government does with the NHS (or any other government department for that matter). There are calls for the Health Secretary to resign and a strike threat from those who perform an essential and critically important cleaning job protecting everyone against MRSA or C Difficile (I can't remember which one of these deadly bacteria is eliminated with simple cleaning. These people who clean are the front line defense against this deadly infection which afflicts NHS hospitals throughout the land. They should be valued accordingly. Both the young doctors and the cleaning staff are being subject to disregard and worse. You might say that "labour" problems are endemic in the NHS. Wait until the young doctors are confronted with carrying out surveillance technology medical experimentation in the community completely outside the law. What will they think of the NHS and the medical profession to which they dedicate their lives? Will they then seek to reform the NHS? BBC News Saturday, 28 April 2007, 15:50 GMT 16:50 UKPM 'must act' over medic training | |||
Tony Blair must step in to avert more chaos over an online job-application system for doctors, the British Medical Association has said. It comes as junior doctors gather in London to debate a motion of no confidence in the team running the Medical Training Application Service. The MTAS was suspended amid concerns that the personal details of junior doctors could be accessed online. The government says it is working hard to ensure the security of the system.
Now, BMA chairman James Johnson has written to Tony Blair warning doctors' anger will grow if the government does not address the problems with MTAS "with the level of urgency they deserve." He said the mistakes had the potential to damage patients' confidence in the proposed new database of individual health records. PM 'must act' over medic training BBC News Saturday, 28 April 2007, 21:26 GMT 22:26 UKDoctors call for Hewitt to resign | |||
Junior doctors have called for Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt and Health Minister Lord Hunt to resign over "shambolic" medical training reform. The British Medical Association's junior doctors conference called the Medical Training Application Service's problems "gross negligence". The online job application service was suspended amid fears personal details of applicants could be accessed online. The government says it is working hard to ensure the security of the system. Doctors call for Hewitt to resign BBC News Friday, 27 April 2007, 19:24 GMT 20:24 UKStrike threat over NHS pay talks | |||
Porters, cleaners and other ancillary health workers are threatening strike action after talks with employers ended without agreement. Their unions are unhappy with the government's decision to stagger a 2.5% pay rise, which they say reduces the value of the award to 1.9%. The offer to about 300,000 non-clinical staff is the same as that made to nurses. Unison has warned it will ballot members unless the offer is improved |
The system has failed spectacularly, and in so many ways that you almost lose count 
