"Sunday telegraph

By Chris Hastings and Patrick Hennessy
Last Updated: 11:58PM BST 11 Oct 2008

The Ecclestone Affair - the leading players: Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, 
Bernie Ecclestone and Tessa Jowell Photo: AP/PA/REUTERS/PAULGROVER

The Ecclestone Affair was New Labour's first major scandal and a test of 
Mr Blair's leadership and his claim to be cleaning up British politics 
Photo: PA The documents - released to The Sunday Telegraph after a 
two-and-a-half year Freedom of Information battle - reveal that Mr Blair 
personally intervened to secure Formula One's exemption from the tobacco 
advertising ban just hours after meeting Bernie Ecclestone, the 
motorsport's billionaire boss. The Government has always maintained that 
the meeting with Mr Ecclestone, a major new Labour donor at the time, 
did not influence the final decision to offer the exemption. However the 
previously secret papers show that Mr Blair did order ministers to find 
ways to implement the "derogation" for Formula One after the meeting. ". 
RH

-- 
Robert Henderson
Blair Scandal website: http://www.geocities.com/ blairscandal/
Personal website: http://www.anywhere.demon.co.uk

On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:31:35 +0100, Robert Henderson wrote:

> "Sunday telegraph
> 
> By Chris Hastings and Patrick Hennessy Last Updated: 11:58PM BST 11 Oct
> 2008
> 
> The Ecclestone Affair - the leading players: Tony Blair, Gordon Brown,
> Bernie Ecclestone and Tessa Jowell Photo: AP/PA/REUTERS/PAULGROVER
> 
> The Ecclestone Affair was New Labour's first major scandal and a test of
> Mr Blair's leadership and his claim to be cleaning up British politics
> Photo: PA The documents - released to The Sunday Telegraph after a
> two-and-a-half year Freedom of Information battle - reveal that Mr Blair
> personally intervened to secure Formula One's exemption from the tobacco
> advertising ban just hours after meeting Bernie Ecclestone, the
> motorsport's billionaire boss. The Government has always maintained that
> the meeting with Mr Ecclestone, a major new Labour donor at the time,
> did not influence the final decision to offer the exemption. However the
> previously secret papers show that Mr Blair did order ministers to find
> ways to implement the "derogation" for Formula One after the meeting. ".
> RH

blairs a campbell not a scotsman....

and ecclestone is....

On Oct 13, 2:20 pm, FriarTuck  wrote:
> On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:31:35 퍝, Robert Henderson wrote:
> > "Sunday telegraph
>
> > By Chris Hastings and Patrick Hennessy Last Updated: 11:58PM BST 11 Oct
> > 2008
>
> > The Ecclestone Affair - the leading players: Tony Blair, Gordon Brown,
> > Bernie Ecclestone and Tessa Jowell Photo: AP/PA/REUTERS/PAULGROVER
>
> > The Ecclestone Affair was New Labour's first major scandal and a test of
> > Mr Blair's leadership and his claim to be cleaning up British politics
> > Photo: PA The documents - released to The Sunday Telegraph after a
> > two-and-a-half year Freedom of Information battle - reveal that Mr Blair
> > personally intervened to secure Formula One's exemption from the tobacco
> > advertising ban just hours after meeting Bernie Ecclestone, the
> > motorsport's billionaire boss. The Government has always maintained that
> > the meeting with Mr Ecclestone, a major new Labour donor at the time,
> > did not influence the final decision to offer the exemption. However the
> > previously secret papers show that Mr Blair did order ministers to find
> > ways to implement the "derogation" for Formula One after the meeting. "> > RH
>
> blairs a campbell not a scotsman....

Blair is  a jew and never was a *cotsman. 'I am English" - Blair.
LOL
>
> and ecclestone is....- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 at 20:31:35, Robert Henderson 
 wrote in uk.politics.misc :

>
>"Sunday telegraph
>
>By Chris Hastings and Patrick Hennessy
>Last Updated: 11:58PM BST 11 Oct 2008
>
>The Ecclestone Affair - the leading players: Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, 
>Bernie Ecclestone and Tessa Jowell Photo: AP/PA/REUTERS/PAULGROVER
>
>The Ecclestone Affair was New Labour's first major scandal and a test 
>of Mr Blair's leadership and his claim to be cleaning up British 
>politics Photo: PA The documents - released to The Sunday Telegraph 
>after a two-and-a-half year Freedom of Information battle - reveal that 
>Mr Blair personally intervened to secure Formula One's exemption from 
>the tobacco advertising ban just hours after meeting Bernie Ecclestone, 
>the motorsport's billionaire boss. The Government has always maintained 
>that the meeting with Mr Ecclestone, a major new Labour donor at the 
>time, did not influence the final decision to offer the exemption. 
>However the previously secret papers show that Mr Blair did order 
>ministers to find ways to implement the "derogation" for Formula One 
>after the meeting. ". RH
>
I'm surprised the media haven't made more of this.
-- 
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham

On Tue, 14 Oct 2008 06:59:37 +0000, Paul Hyett wrote:

> On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 at 20:31:35, Robert Henderson
>  wrote in uk.politics.misc :
> 
> 
>>"Sunday telegraph
>>
>>By Chris Hastings and Patrick Hennessy Last Updated: 11:58PM BST 11 Oct
>>2008
>>
>>The Ecclestone Affair - the leading players: Tony Blair, Gordon Brown,
>>Bernie Ecclestone and Tessa Jowell Photo: AP/PA/REUTERS/PAULGROVER
>>
>>The Ecclestone Affair was New Labour's first major scandal and a test of
>>Mr Blair's leadership and his claim to be cleaning up British politics
>>Photo: PA The documents - released to The Sunday Telegraph after a
>>two-and-a-half year Freedom of Information battle - reveal that Mr Blair
>>personally intervened to secure Formula One's exemption from the tobacco
>>advertising ban just hours after meeting Bernie Ecclestone, the
>>motorsport's billionaire boss. The Government has always maintained that
>>the meeting with Mr Ecclestone, a major new Labour donor at the time,
>>did not influence the final decision to offer the exemption. However the
>>previously secret papers show that Mr Blair did order ministers to find
>>ways to implement the "derogation" for Formula One after the meeting. ".
>>RH
>>
> I'm surprised the media haven't made more of this.

not surprising really though is it... they have not made a great deal 
about no WMD in Iraq or the million or so Iraqi's killed because of that 
lie.  In fact the msm have not made much of the fact that blairoh's army 
far exceeded Hussein in gruesomely killing people... they think because 
they do it from a plane with bombs or from a distance with artillery and 
white phosphorous makes them somehow better than him?

On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:20:33 +0000, FriarTuck wrote:

> blairs a campbell

I mean metaphorically as in late-comer to Scotland (Norman) not actually 
a pict or a scot.... and more inclined to being paid by english crown...

On Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:04:22 +0000, FriarTuck wrote:

> On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:20:33 +0000, FriarTuck wrote:
> 
>> blairs a campbell
> 
> I mean metaphorically as in late-comer to Scotland (Norman) not actually
> a pict or a scot.... and more inclined to being paid by english crown...

well... Dutch crown... after the little talked about dutch invasion of 
England...;)

On Oct 14, 7:59 am, Paul Hyett <p...@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> I'm surprised the media haven't made more of this.

I think you're lying.

On Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:08:21 +0000, FriarTuck wrote:

> On Tue, 14 Oct 2008 08:04:22 +0000, FriarTuck wrote:
> 
>> On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 21:20:33 +0000, FriarTuck wrote:
>> 
>>> blairs a campbell
>> 
>> I mean metaphorically as in late-comer to Scotland (Norman) not
>> actually a pict or a scot.... and more inclined to being paid by
>> english crown...
> 
> well... Dutch crown... after the little talked about dutch invasion of
> England...;)

and as for salmond... English anglo-saxon name... lol....

http://www.houseofnames.com/xq/asp.fc/qx/salmond-family-crest.htm

On Tue, 14 Oct 2008 at 01:23:56, LOVE Europe HATE the EU 
 wrote in uk.politics.misc :

>On Oct 14, 7:59 am, Paul Hyett <p...@invalid.invalid> wrote:

>> I'm surprised the media haven't made more of this.
>
>I think you're lying.
>
You mean you don't think I'm surprised?
-- 
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham