Would YOU buy a Used Car from this man?

Not only would I not buy a used car or an insurance policy, or trust this man with any form of investment, but if he said 'Good Morning' to me I would have to check the time of day with my watch before answering him.


There he was once again on our TV screens, all orange-glow from his fake tan, being as sparing with the truth as he could muster as he faced the Chilcott enquiry into the war on Iraq once more. Not that he said anything that would be remotely useful to the families of those killed in the illegal war that he instigated as a means to cosy-up to his then American best-buddy, President 'Dubya' Bush.


He comes across as slippery as he looks, as oily as a tin of sardines in the heat, ensuring that he says nothing that might incriminate him further.


At least we have the assurance that he will have to answer to a far greater Authority than any here on earth one day.