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Previously on "Is Gordon Brown Going To Blame Tony Blair When Things Go Wrong?"
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Originally posted by Captain JackAnd actually he'd been in the job for seven days.
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Originally posted by shaunbhoyWhat do you mean "when things go wrong"?
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Originally posted by KathyWoolfeI think that he is destined to become Labour's John Major to Tony's Margaret Thatcher.
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Originally posted by NumptycornerHe didn't even get the number of days correct (7). If he had little experience in a senior role (like Cameron) then he could have been excused, but he's had the second most important job in government. This just goes to show the rumours of him being a little Hitler and stifling any debate or question of his actions is on the nail. Unfortunately (for him) he can't get away with that as a leader at question time. My feeling is in a few years time they (the media) will look back at many similar clips of him fking up in parliament, while the voiceover speaks of a leader who had the shortest and most ineffectual period in government in recent history
I think that he is destined to become Labour's John Major to Tony's Margaret Thatcher.
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Originally posted by shaunbhoyWhat do you mean "when things go wrong"?
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He didn't even get the number of days correct (7). If he had little experience in a senior role (like Cameron) then he could have been excused, but he's had the second most important job in government. This just goes to show the rumours of him being a little Hitler and stifling any debate or question of his actions is on the nail. Unfortunately (for him) he can't get away with that as a leader at question time. My feeling is in a few years time they (the media) will look back at many similar clips of him fking up in parliament, while the voiceover speaks of a leader who had the shortest and most ineffectual period in government in recent history
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This was the actual quote:
Mr. Cameron: A very interesting answer, but I asked a specific question. The Prime Minister said that we need evidence about Hizb ut-Tahrir. That organisation says that Jews should be killed wherever they are found. What more evidence do we need before we ban that organisation? It is poisoning the minds of young people. Two years ago, the Government said that it should be banned. I ask again: when will this be done?
The Prime Minister: We can ban it under the Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005. Of course— [Interruption.] The Leader of the Opposition forgets that I have been in this job for five days. [Interruption.]
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Is Gordon Brown Going To Blame Tony Blair When Things Go Wrong?
Last night I caught a snippet from the news where Gordon Brown was replying to a question from David Cameron. He said "I'd like to remind the right honourable gentleman that I've only been Prime Minister for 5 days". David Cameron looked gobsmacked. Jeers from the opposition benches.
I think we could be hearing more of this sort of bleating from our illustrious new leader. It's only a matter of time before he starts blaming "the former administration", meaning Tony and his cronies.
God, he makes me mad.Tags: None
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