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Previously on "Gordon Brown 'discussed troops on streets' in crisis"
Man whose job it was to consider what might happen in a crisis and what the options were for dealing with the worst-case scenario considered what might happen in a crisis and what the options were for dealing with the worst-case scenario.
Hardly news, is it?
Nah, not news, pure Labour propaganda to show how decisive and effective they supposedly were in defusing the crisis, the underlying message being "The Economy is Safe in Our Hands".
Man whose job it was to consider what might happen in a crisis and what the options were for dealing with the worst-case scenario considered what might happen in a crisis and what the options were for dealing with the worst-case scenario.
Hardly news, is it?
Especially as the more you hear about it the more the you discover how close we came to having major problems.
Man whose job it was to consider what might happen in a crisis and what the options were for dealing with the worst-case scenario considered what might happen in a crisis and what the options were for dealing with the worst-case scenario.
Gordon Brown discussed deploying troops on Britain's streets as news of the 2008 financial crisis became clear, an ex-Labour spin doctor has claimed.
In extracts of a book published in the Daily Mail, Damian McBride said the former prime minister feared "anarchy" once the scale of the crisis was known.
According to the book, Mr Brown said: "We'd have to think: do we have curfews, do we put the Army on the streets, how do we get order back?"
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