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Previously on "Peter Mandelson"
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You know that advert where they say "He's a very nice man"? Well that's not about him.
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He's allegedly full of business accumen...But does the CBI have any respect for this slimeball. And of course nobody's elected him..Labour could not risk a byelection loss...so let make him a Lord! Labour hates the upper house..but it does come in handy for pork barrel politics.
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I doubt it would have made much difference in his case.Originally posted by ratewhore View PostHe is a Lord you know. At least we don't have those awful hereditary peers anymore, they were totally untrustworthy...
There must be "something" about him. He either knows a lot about some very important people or he's just good at PR. No one with nothing to offer would have been given so many chances.
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I always thought that he would have made a brilliant recruitment consultant
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This is probably one poll where the Andyw option is superfluous.
(and the no option).
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That would be a good economic recovery plan for the lighted sign industry. Why don’t you send it in to Gordon and Darling? They might even agree with you.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostThe guy should have giant neon signs outside his house with the word VV@NKER in 5000 languages
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He is a Lord you know. At least we don't have those awful hereditary peers anymore, they were totally untrustworthy...
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You’re being far too soft on him.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post******* slimey smug faced **** snuffling up public money like it's going out of fashion. What a world class ******!
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