Even Tony Blair admits:

"We missed an opportunity to put the country into a better fiscal position going into the economic crash of 2008."

Do you not agree?

No he doesn't. Bloody hell at least read the sodding article you've linked to.

Further evidence you don't know what you're on about.

Got any answers to the questions put to you by various people? You can try all you want, you're not getting away with just posting stuff and not answering anything to do with it. Neither you nor Sal.


So, the answers?

His admission is at odds with repeated refusals by Labour’s current front bench to accept Conservative accusations that the party let spending run out of control and left Britain exposed when the credit crunch hit.

Who's admission?

Blair's admission that he should have cut spending before the crash.

Do you mean this admission? Or have you moved on to another one?
"We missed an opportunity to put the country into a better fiscal position going into the economic crash of 2008."

Do you understand the difference between overspending and wasteful spending yet?

Have you answered the questions put to you yet? Are you ever going to?

Not answering questions again are we?

Is it this admission we're discussing or not?

"We missed an opportunity to put the country into a better fiscal position going into the economic crash of 2008."

It's a very simple question.

As is the difference between wasteful and overspending.
Do you understand the difference yet?

Will you answer the questions others have put to you?

Did you miss this bit ... "Blair added that the possible effect of the FSR <Fundamental Savings Review> "pales into insignificance compared with the impact of the financial crisis, frankly".

Ajw71 is obviously angling for a job at Tory central office in the PR department where selective quoting and taking things out of context to argue a point has been standard practice for some time.

What I don't understand is since it is so transparently obvious what Ajw71 is doing is why they keep doing it!