Tony Blair's visit
How can British Prime Minister Tony Blair help Hong Kong negotiate its political crisis?
The answer: in no way at all. Mr Blair is totally unqualified to give Hong Kong any constructive advice and should listen to the Chinese government's view that foreigners should stop meddling in Hong Kong's affairs.
Mr Blair is unfit to remain the prime minister of Britain. He committed British troops to a war, having deceived the British people and parliament about the risks posed by then-president Saddam Hussein.
In office for six years, he has accomplished nothing of value for the British people.
The country continues to slide to Third World status with collapsing public transport and health systems, dirty and crime-infested streets and falling educational standards.
Instead of gallivant around the world, he should have been trying to sort out his own country's mess.
