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cojak replied

30 April 2007, 10:08
He hasn't been browsing Pension or NHS forums, either...
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Clippy replied

30 April 2007, 09:36
Originally posted by Kyajae

I used to think Jack Straw was one of the few politicians (regardless of political persuasion) with some tangible degree of integrity.

Please refrain from using the word integrity in the same sentence as politician!
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Troll replied

30 April 2007, 09:22
If you repeat a lie enough times, it becomes the truth
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Buffoon replied

30 April 2007, 09:08
He's been having one of his son's special roll ups!
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wendigo100 replied

30 April 2007, 08:43
Propaganda

"Everyone else is happy, you should be too!"

Plenty will buy it.
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Kyajae started a topic Oh Yeah??

30 April 2007, 08:30
Oh Yeah??

Voters 'less grumpy' says Straw
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6606827.stm

Our Jack needs to spend a some time on CUK, I'm sure we can persuade him otherwise. The cynic in me kind of thinks that this is Jack's way of saying to Gordo 'I'm with you, son' and securing his job after the coronation.

I used to think Jack Straw was one of the few politicians (regardless of political persuasion) with some tangible degree of integrity. Clearly he's not immune to nose-browning (or is it brown-noseing)..

There must be someone out there who can think of a good pun involving 'nose' and (Gordon) 'brown'
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