Tony Blair’s stock (reputation-wise) is deteriorating rapidly with the passage of time.
For an ex Labour prime minister who has presided over the UK’s affairs for over a decade, the scrutiny of his commercial activities leads one to believe that his greed for money seems to exceed all respectable boundaries.
That is of course discarding his warmongering disasters that cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent people.
In an article in the FT today a well-known former US security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, tells Edward Luce, the FT‘s chief US commentator, that Blair is a lightweight, that he does not like his political morals, and how he’s been enriching himself since leaving office.
And he concludes his assessment of Blair by saying, simply, that he has a visceral contempt for the man.