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26 Nov 14
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Tone's going through it at the moment.
The charity Save the Children recently gave him a “global legacy award.” The Charity's UK ceo is Julian Forsyth who used to be one of Blair's "psecial advisers." Forsyth’s salary at the Save the Children came under scrutiny last year when it was disclosed that he was being paid £163,000 a year, including more than £22,000 in performance-related pay. He has since taken a pay cut to £140,000.
Staff at the charity have protested at Blair's award, and a cynical article by the Guardian had Blair's office releasing a very long statement soon afterwards explaining why he deserved it!
Now an online petition to have Blair's award revoked has reached 90,000.
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http://www.itv.com/news/2014-11-26/call-for-blairs-save-the-children-award-to-be-revoked/
Tone's going through it at the moment.
The charity Save the Children recently gave him a “global legacy award.” The Charity's UK ceo is Julian Forsyth who used to be one of Blair's "psecial advisers." Forsyth’s salary at the Save the Children came under scrutiny last year when it was disclosed that he was being paid £163,000 a year, including more than £22,000 in performance-related pay. He has since taken a pay cut to £140,000.
Staff at the charity have protested at Blair's award, and a cynical article by the Guardian had Blair's office releasing a very long statement soon afterwards explaining why he deserved it!
Now an online petition to have Blair's award revoked has reached 90,000.
.
http://www.itv.com/news/2014-11-26/call-for-blairs-save-the-children-award-to-be-revoked/
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just had a look it's 100,867 signatures now
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Most of those are CMAT's usernames.
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 quite possibly |
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Great bloke, thoroughly deserved.
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 tbf I suppose he may well have done a good job for save the children for Iraq he should in prison in the Hague imo |
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Save the children?
All those hundreds of British soldiers that died in Afghanastan and Iraq were somebody's children - who had children themselves. |
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Most of those are CMAT's usernames.
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This is the first I've heard of him winning this award.
I'm astonished. |
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There is also the appalling death toll in Iraq since we removed the one man who could keep order
Still going on  and if all this was to remove the risk the terrorism...then why oh why are we panicking over IS it has of course increased it, fairly predictable |
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I saw a picture of his wife Cherie in the papers a few weeks ago.
At first glance I thought it was John Prescott The ravages of time I suppose. |
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John Prescott
 that's killed another of my fantasies |
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Can't be long until it's Sir Tony or did I miss that?
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Never ceases to amaze (concern) me - The intelligence of the great British Public (UKIP FFS!!¬!!!!!!!)- Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa..............
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^ yup
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