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Post by brillbilly on Dec 1, 2014 4:28:17 GMT 10
He's making MILLION'S Published on 11 Nov 2014 Tony Blair’s secret contract with a Saudi oil company has been revealed as details have emerged that the ex-Prime Minister received £41,000 a month and two percent commission on any successful deals that he helped broker. It's reported that on one deal alone he made £20 Million.! Tony Blair Associates (TBA) signed the contract with PetroSaudi to help find them new sources of investment and to promote the company to political leaders, policymakers and others deemed important in advancing PetroSaudi's overall international strategy. We look at the apparent conflict of interest, in this Lip News clip with Elliot Hill and Mark Sovel. listen from 18mins
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Post by Rareclan on Dec 4, 2014 3:14:40 GMT 10
and then from 00:00
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Post by Rareclan on Mar 25, 2018 22:13:25 GMT 10
I highly recommend this documentary ✊
The Killing$ of Tony Blair - Trailer
Published on 21 Dec 2016 Some people make a living, others make a killing
Many believe Tony Blair should be charged for taking the UK to war in Iraq. Former Labour MP George Galloway has made a career out of challenging Blair: in this film he deftly makes his case. What emerges is a tale of Blair's malfeasance whilst in power and power-broking whilst not. Cosying up to dictators and media-moguls, Blair has made a string of questionable friends in high places; In the process, he has also made a personal fortune.
"Tony Blair Associates is a very secretive operation that makes a very large amount of money from a large number of governments - some of them you might regard as less than respectable," relates Francis Beckett, who investigated Tony Blair's lucrative consultancy firm. One such 'less than respectable' government is Nazarbayev's dictatorship in Kazakhstan, accused of many abuses, including the suppression of a miners' strike in which sixty people were shot. Tony Blair, however, publicly defended this important and well-paying client.
The hypocrisy of such relationships is not lost on critics; as Craig Murray, former British Ambassador, wryly states: "Blair was sustained by a coal-mining district throughout his parliamentary career and now he's taking massive cheques from somebody who shoots miners if they go on strike." However, it is not just since leaving office that Blair has turned to Machievellian means. Alleged scandals and counts of corruption plague his term, which was built on propensity for deceit and double-dealing. As he supposedly advised David Miliband on life in public office: "smile at everybody and get someone else to stab their back."
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Post by brillbilly on Mar 26, 2018 2:55:04 GMT 10
George Galloway Speaks Out at; The Killing$ of Tony Blair, Galway, 27-9-2016
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