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Tony Blair

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“They [Chinese authorities] have to understand that Taiwan is not the same as Hong Kong. And there are very strong views on this in the West.”

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

18 Nov 2021 (approx) 2 2

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Tony Blair

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“Islamism, both the ideology and the violence, is a first order security threat and, unchecked, it will come to us, even if centred far from us, as 9/11 demonstrated. COVID-19 has taught us about deadly pathogens. Bio-terror possibilities may seem like the realm of science fiction. But we would be wise now to prepare for their potential use by non-state actors. Counter-terrorism on its own won't remove an entrenched threat. We need some boots on the ground. Naturally our preference is for the boots to be local but that will not always be possible.”

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

06 Sep 2021 6 1

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Tony Blair

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“The abandonment of Afghanistan and its people is tragic, dangerous, unnecessary, not in their interests and not in ours. We didn't need to do it. We chose to do it. We did it in obedience to an imbecilic political slogan about ending 'the forever wars' - as if our engagement in 2021 was remotely comparable to our commitment 20 or even 10 years ago. The withdrawal left every jihadist group round the world cheering. Russia, China and Iran will see and take advantage. Anyone given commitments by Western leaders will understandably regard them as unstable currency.”

Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom

22 Aug 2021 4 1

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Born: 06 May 1953
Born in: Edinburgh, Scotland

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Monday

Sep, 2021

Islamism, both the ideology and the violence, is a first order security threat and, unchecked, it will come to us, even if centred far from us, as 9/11 demonstrated. COVID-19 has taught us about deadly pathogens. Bio-terror possibilities may seem like the realm of science fiction. But we would be wise now to prepare for their potential use by non-state actors. Counter-terrorism on its own won't remove an entrenched threat. We need some boots on the ground. Naturally our preference is for the boots to be local but that will not always be possible.

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Sunday

Aug, 2021

The abandonment of Afghanistan and its people is tragic, dangerous, unnecessary, not in their interests and not in ours. We didn't need to do it. We chose to do it. We did it in obedience to an imbecilic political slogan about ending 'the forever wars' - as if our engagement in 2021 was remotely comparable to our commitment 20 or even 10 years ago. The withdrawal left every jihadist group round the world cheering. Russia, China and Iran will see and take advantage. Anyone given commitments by Western leaders will understandably regard them as unstable currency.

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Thursday

Nov, 2021

They [Chinese authorities] have to understand that Taiwan is not the same as Hong Kong. And there are very strong views on this in the West.