Of course, people naturally expect their prime minister to stand up. Even if something happens, they must not be looked down upon.
There was such a funny scene when the Conservative Party was soliciting votes. Cameron stood on the podium with a smile and said: "I am not optimistic about Blair. He is a coward. He will never dare to stand up because,
He lacks courage! If it were me, I would stand up without hesitation!"
Cameron's words were immediately widely publicized by BBC TV. Whether it was for political purposes or deliberate TV propaganda, in short, whether Blair went to Afghanistan to negotiate with terrorists has become the focus of public discussion. Almost everyone is paying attention to this.
At this time, a massive demonstration broke out in London. People participating in the demonstration included students and workers. Everyone asked the Prime Minister to fulfill his duties and make due contributions to the British Empire.
Of course, in Blair's hometown, corresponding people also held demonstrations, strongly urging Blair not to go to Afghanistan, because it is a chaotic place, and once you go in, you will never get out.
The forces on both sides have focused the entire world's attention here. Reporters from major well-known radio stations around the world have flown to the UK to follow up on this incident. Blair, who has always been very low-key, has also become the focus of the world.
When the discussion and public opinion reached a climax, Blair finally stood in front of the TV. He was wearing a dark blue suit, a white shirt underneath, a twill tie, a deep face, and a pair of deep eyes.
, he stood in front of the TV camera. Behind him was a British Union Jack flag. In front of him was a half-person podium. On the podium were a row of microphones, long guns and short cannons, with various slogans on them.
TV station label.
"Ahem..." Blair coughed dryly at the camera, and then said in a deep voice: "My dear citizens, I tell you with a very sad heart that the British Empire is currently facing internal and external troubles, and even...
Although I have been working diligently to get the country under threat from terrorist organizations, it has not brought the country out of its predicament. Instead, it has intensified under the current economic crisis. For this, I feel guilty." Of course, people naturally expect their prime minister to be able to do this.
If you stand up, even if something happens, you must not be looked down upon.
There was such a funny scene when the Conservative Party was soliciting votes. Cameron stood on the podium with a smile and said: "I am not optimistic about Blair. He is a coward. He will never dare to stand up because,
He lacks courage! If it were me, I would stand up without hesitation!"
Cameron's words were immediately widely publicized by BBC TV. Whether it was for political purposes or deliberate TV propaganda, in short, whether Blair went to Afghanistan to negotiate with terrorists has become the focus of public discussion. Almost everyone is paying attention to this.
At this time, a massive demonstration broke out in London. People participating in the demonstration included students and workers. Everyone asked the Prime Minister to fulfill his duties and make due contributions to the British Empire.
Of course, in Blair's hometown, corresponding people also held demonstrations, strongly urging Blair not to go to Afghanistan, because it is a chaotic place, and once you go in, you will never get out.
The forces on both sides have focused the entire world's attention here. Reporters from major well-known radio stations around the world have flown to the UK to follow up on this incident. Blair, who has always been very low-key, has also become the focus of the world.
When the discussion and public opinion reached a climax, Blair finally stood in front of the TV. He was wearing a dark blue suit, a white shirt underneath, a twill tie, a deep face, and a pair of deep eyes.
, he stood in front of the TV camera. Behind him was a British Union Jack flag. In front of him was a half-person podium. On the podium were a row of microphones, long guns and short cannons, with various slogans on them.
TV station label.
"Ahem..." Blair coughed dryly at the camera, and then said in a deep voice: "My dear citizens, I tell you with a very sad heart that the British Empire is currently facing internal and external troubles, and even...
Although I have been working diligently to deal with the situation of being threatened by terrorist organizations, it has not helped the country get out of the predicament, but has intensified under the current economic crisis. For this, I feel guilty."
