As Tony Blair prepares to slink off into a retirement that has come ten years too late for Britain, Simon Heffer lists the ‘achievements’ of his decade in office:
The past decade has seen a sustained assault on public probity, economic responsibility, constitutional efficiency, the rule of law, administrative competence, liberty of the subject, and our international reputation of a sort unknown in living memory.
Read the whole thing, and when the wretched man comes over here on endless pay-per-view lecture tours, don’t go.