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If Brown gets the job, how long will it be before the IMF needs a bail-out from Ireland?
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IMF is and has always been incompetent - perfect place for Brown, at least he can't tax there - only spend.
HTH
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Classic Hague indeed. I can't believe I'd not seen that one before, he even had the Labour benches laughing.
Good point, well made.
Brown isn't fit to manage a supermarket let alone head the IMF.
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I wondered when they would find a suitable candidate for the Fourth Donkey of the Apocalypse. It was so obvious.
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This stinks of a plan by Zeity to buy the Earths gold reserves at an all time low. What did you promise him Zeity! What did you promise him!!!!
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Depends whether he targets the whole world or just England again.
He did save the world you know (twice).
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OMFG!
Brown 'clear favourite' to be next head of IMF but will Osborne fight to stop him? | Mail Online
Gordon Brown is emerging as the favourite to become the next managing director of the International Monetary Fund.
The former prime minister is in the U.S. as finance ministers from around the world gather for a series of spring meetings.
And he has been pushing his case on American television.
‘Brown is the obvious candidate,’ a source said last night.
World's gone ******* mental.



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