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Somebody's still bitter about Brown and Darling telling Hank Paulson and Tim Geithner that Britain didn't want to "import their cancer" over the Lehman's deal then.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View Post...calls Brown a dunce (who fuelled the financial crisis in so many words) and Osborn a genius, and also alludes to the fact that we've grabbed more than our fair share of banking.
US treasury secretary: poor financial regulation in Britain fuelled financial crisis - Telegraph
"That woman's a biggot"
Nuff said.
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Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post
I remember Brown chasing Obama through a New York hotel kitchen to try and have a word when the president "couldn't find time" for a proper summit meeting.
Brown couldn't care less, and wasn't planning to go, until the US President suddenly announced he would attend. Brown instantly changed his plans, and it turned out he would be able to find time after all.
Utterly pathetic, and shows what kind of guy he is.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostThe funny thing is, Brown has been blaming the Yanks for the financial crisis for years.
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The funny thing is, Brown has been blaming the Yanks for the financial crisis for years.
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I remember Brown chasing Obama through a New York hotel kitchen to try and have a word when the president "couldn't find time" for a proper summit meeting.
That's how much the yanks thought of that particular prime minister.
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US treasury secretary...
...calls Brown a dunce (who fuelled the financial crisis in so many words) and Osborn a genius, and also alludes to the fact that we've grabbed more than our fair share of banking.
US treasury secretary: poor financial regulation in Britain fuelled financial crisis - TelegraphTags: None
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