Shame the 2003 Invasion of Iraq wasn't included, I would have liked to see those figures.
Shame the 2003 Invasion of Iraq wasn't included, I would have liked to see those figures.
The 13% of Reform voters who think things started going wrong at Brexit referendum surely are an interesting lot.
If I recall correctly, there were a small percentage of UKIP voters that were against Brexit.
That must be bound up in the Tony Blair figure, which would otherwise be hard to deconvolute (I don't expect many people would be mentioning him were it not for Iraq).
This just confirms what I've always know, the Right's got no chill!
The battle of Trafalgar.
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Nor is the option of “Letting all the Russian oligarchs buy everything” an option.
Thatcher goddammit!
Well the Tories and Reform call out Tony Blair as being their main tipping point... although their disdain probably isn't about Iraq but more just general grievance against Labour
All of London was vehemently against the invasion of Iraq and Tony Blair was on some sort of messianic trip thinking Saddam Hussein needed to be removed, but probably unavoidable as George W. Bush was hellbent on making up for his father's perceived mistake of not pushing for regime change in '91.
It was all the fault of Edward Grey, whose panicked dithering and two-faced attempts at diplomacy dragged all of Europe into an apocalyptic war from which it never really recovered. But, nobody cares!
I care! What needed to happen was for Germany to constrain Austria-Hungary, more specifically Franz Conrad von Hötzendorf. It had already failed to do so during both the Bosnian Annexation Crisis,1908-9 & the 1st & 2nd Balkan Wars,1912-13. The problem was that Grey never felt comfortable traveling.
Gobsmacked how few people choose the 2008 crash.
Iraq war was certainly a key moment for many (including me) to lose faith in Blair. But Britain 'on the wrong track'? I'd put that down to rise of UKIP (Euro elections 2014 triumph) aided by useless Cameron who then led us into disastrous Referendum followed by etc etc
Blair probably a stand in for Iraq, no?
“When they switched Ceefax off” should have been an option.