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Does Levy arrest threaten Blair?

BBC News
12 July 2006

It is hard to think of any other event that could prove to be as damaging to Tony Blair as the arrest of his chief fundraiser Lord Levy.

Some believe Tony Blair may be the next person questioned

Indeed, in the wake of the arrest and release on bail of Lord Levy, the question dominating Westminster is whether the prime minister himself will now face police questioning.

Lord Levy - dubbed Lord Cashpoint because of his fundraising success - is not a minor party official, he is one of the prime minister's closest friends and tennis partner.

And he has not been arrested in some trivial investigation, but as part of the ongoing police inquiry into whether laws have been broken in the so-called "cash-for-peerages" row.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/5174082.stm


But Michael Abraham Levy, now 61, has never forgotten his working-class Jewish roots or lifelong commitment to the Labour Party.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/5173880.stm

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Originally posted by SevenPercent:
From the blog article I have linked below, entitled "Conspiracy theorists reveal psychological flaws"

It’s quite good fun coming up with theories about who REALLY runs the world, who’s just faked their death and is hiding on a desert island, and what’s been put in your food to control your thoughts. But if you take this stuff too seriously, you are probably borderline mentally unwell.

http://www.7days.ae/2006/07/16/conspiracy-theorists-reveal-psychologic
al-flaws.html

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