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Postby Tom B » Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:23 pm

I do believe Gordon Brown means well and probably thinks he IS the best man for the job, but to go in about 48 hours from 'no cuts under labour - we don't need them' to emergency talks with all the cabinet to identify huge savings is completely ridiculous. He is a man under enormous pressure, and the job and pressure is too much for him - he has lost his ability to think forward and to act, and is simply reacting to everything. In the interests of the rest of us, will someone in the labour party please have a word.
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Re: Gordon Brown - please go quickly

Postby Malky » Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:30 pm

Tom B wrote:.... he has lost his ability to think forward and to act, and is simply reacting to everything.

Is that not a common thing amongst all politicians nowadays? :wink:

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Re: Gordon Brown

Postby Tom B » Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:58 pm

Malky wrote:
Tom B wrote:.... he has lost his ability to think forward and to act, and is simply reacting to everything.

Is that not a common thing amongst all politicians nowadays? :wink:

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I think the SNP plan ahead - whether or not you like what they're planning though ......!

Vince Cable seems to talk sense as does one of my favourites - Australia's Kevin Rudd. Labour have got a few strong candidates standing at the next election, but as a party and government overall, appear a bit lost.
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Re: Gordon Brown - please go quickly

Postby Sweltered » Sat Sep 19, 2009 1:13 pm

Have to say Obama has lost it over here. All my fears are coming home to roost. I said on here somewhere that he was an idol with feet of clay, and it is turning out to be true. AN organization he has very close ties with, and worked for, is being investigated on numerous fronts, for voter fraud and corruption. And to all those people who say what about Bush. Well, they were shouting for impeachment for Bush, where are their voices now against Obama.

Obama please go quickly
OOH did they knock down McCaigs folly.....
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Re: Gordon Brown - please go quickly

Postby four eyes » Sun Sep 20, 2009 4:10 pm

err yea,back to brown,what an ass,he must go now and let us start sgain.hold on their all crap!shit what we gonna do?
form a coalition goverment,maybe
back to old labour?
tories?
pray?
oh dear what are we gonna do? no one seems capable of running the country in a sensible mannor.answers on a postcard please. :@
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Re: Gordon Brown - please go quickly

Postby Sweltered » Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:23 am

errr just reinforcing Malky's point about all politicians being the same.......
OOH did they knock down McCaigs folly.....
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