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Gordon's speech

milanbenes

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watched it on the news and very impressed

sounded more sincere than his predecessor

if he can do for the country what he has done for the economy
the future should be bright

long may the economic miracle continue

all aboard toot toot

Milan.
 
With Brown, it's not what he says that matters, it's what he does. His budgets have all been like that. All full of 'help small business' but when you look at what he actually implements it's all about screwing small business.

He may say to the camera what people want to hear, but that is entirely different to what he does.
 
Brown's economic miracle is exactly like you extending your mortgage every year to pay your everyday living costs. The longer you do it for, the bigger the fall when the bill arrives.

Brown is as much of an incompetent, spinning koont as the last man.
 
It's going to be fine.

Gordon has a whole raft of "new ideas" to help save us from the mess that Tony and his cohorts have caused!

Churchill - In "TFIC" mode!
 
Churchill said:
It's going to be fine.

Gordon has a whole raft of "new ideas" to help save us from the mess that Tony and his cohorts have caused!

Churchill - In "TFIC" mode!

You lot are talking as if you've failed to realise that the last tens years of Blair has Brown's finger prints all over it. Alot of what Blair did was with the agreement and support of Brown. If Brown disagreed, he made sure the treasury would not stump up the money.

For Brown to start saying "Things are going to be different" is an admission of his own failures during the Blair era.

The man is a complete hypocrite with no mandate from the British people.
 
I thought it was the most amatuer uninspiring speech I've ever seen...the content was fine but leadership of this country is about exactly that, leadership!

It might have been nerves and he might get better...but it left me feeling pretty dispirited because if he keeps this up then we are gonna be ruled by that twit Cameron...

Peronally, I think that Boris Johnson should be PM...he'd get my vote for sure!
 
Kyajae said:
You lot are talking as if you've failed to realise that the last tens years of Blair has Brown's finger prints all over it. Alot of what Blair did was with the agreement and support of Brown. If Brown disagreed, he made sure the treasury would not stump up the money.

For Brown to start saying "Things are going to be different" is an admission of his own failures during the Blair era.

The man is a complete hypocrite with no mandate from the British people.

Tongue
Firmly
In
Cheek

FFS!
 
Vito said:
Peronally, I think that Boris Johnson should be PM...he'd get my vote for sure!

Firstly, he's not head of the labour party.

Secondly, he's not even head of the conservative party.

Thirdly, as likeable as the chap is, he's not PM material.
 
Churchill said:
Firstly, he's not head of the labour party.

Secondly, he's not even head of the conservative party.

Thirdly, as likeable as the chap is, he's not PM material.


Would still get my vote...whats the worst that can happen?????
 
Churchill said:
Tongue
Firmly
In
Cheek

FFS!

It's not always easy to tell exactly where you like to stick you tongue FFS!
 

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