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Even if he did not vote for Blair?Originally posted by scooterscot View PostYou voted din't you?
Want someone to blame? Stand in front of the mirror.
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You voted din't you?Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostNothing to do with me.
Want someone to blame? Stand in front of the mirror.
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Regardless, it was his job to ensure they were regulated. Same with any sector.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostBut who sewed the deregulation seed in Gordon Brown's tiny little mind? Could it have been the bankers?
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But who sewed the deregulation seed in Gordon Brown's tiny little mind? Could it have been the bankers?Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostGlass Steagall was only repealed so that American banks could compete with The City because of the deregulation brought in by Gordon Brown. Therefore Gordon Brown is to blame for everything.
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I never fully appreciated that.Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostGlass Steagall was only repealed so that American banks could compete with The City because of the deregulation brought in by Gordon Brown.
Economically and fiscally, Brown turned out to be a complete and utter ****, didn't he.
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Speaking of which, are Brown or Blair set to get important jobs in the European parliament?
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Seems as if Gordon may have single-handedly ruined the world, rather than saving it as he claims. He could be our secret weapon, can we not get him a high powered job in France or Germany?Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostGlass Steagall was only repealed so that American banks could compete with The City because of the deregulation brought in by Gordon Brown. Therefore Gordon Brown is to blame for everything.
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Glass Steagall was only repealed so that American banks could compete with The City because of the deregulation brought in by Gordon Brown. Therefore Gordon Brown is to blame for everything.Originally posted by Scrag Meister View PostI'm with Brillo on this.
Bill Clinton, forced the repeal of the Glass Steagal Act in 1999, after it had been in place for 66 years.
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostOur current economic woes. Who is to blame?
Multiple choice poll.
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Quite, if it was'nt for her we would have been in the wonderful position of having had nothing to lose.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI can't see the Thatcher option
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I'm with Brillo on this.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI prefer it like this - all the above are responsible but one is forced to make a number one choice.
There are some others missed though - like Bill Clinton. He allowed retail and investment banks to be combined and forced banks to lend to people who could not afford it.
Bill Clinton, forced the repeal of the Glass Steagal Act in 1999, after it had been in place for 66 years.
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Where's the "Every Indian and Chinese family wanting cars and the subsequent increase in demand for raw materials that requires is really ******* things up" option?
Just asking, like...
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