steveiron64 10:17 Fri Feb 17
Blair's true colours
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38996179
Euro puppet divorced from democracy.
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Mike Oxsaw
8:45 Sun Feb 19
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That Gordon Brown Gold Sale has got "Look after your mates" stamped all over it, but somehow I just can't nail it down...
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Toe Rag
8:19 Sun Feb 19
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Gordon Brown - LOL
*ducks mobile*
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orwells tragedy
8:05 Sun Feb 19
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Why bother with value when you can borrow!
"Just a spoonful of sugar makes the..........."
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
8:01 Sun Feb 19
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That was well before the crisis. More evidence of him not being a genius.
To be fair, if I was going to sell all our gold reserves i'd have done it suddenly one afternoon when the market was all at Cheltenham, so I could buy it all back next morning for half the money. Instead, Brown preannounced it weeks (months?) in advance so the market could drive down the price by selling short and take their profit when he sold.
The dipshit.
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Takashi Miike
7:53 Sun Feb 19
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would you have sold the gold reserves at such a low price? that was a masterstroke, pure genius by the jock Cyclops cunt
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
7:49 Sun Feb 19
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I would have done exactly the same, though I might have let RBS and Lloyds go properly bust and guaranteed the deposits and stood in as counter-party for its money market commitments.
The point being:
a) it wasn't Brown plan
b) it wasn't a genius plan, it was the only serious option.
If you'd bothered to read my post properly, that would have been clear and you wouldn't have needed to be aggressive and rude while still making a dick of yourself.
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Capitol Man
6:53 Sun Feb 19
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero 6:20 Sun Feb 19
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What was your alternative Surface?
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
6:23 Sun Feb 19
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King: Gordon?
Brown: Yes
King: Don' forget to buy Lloyds and RBS. Remember, like I told you when Northern Rock went bust.
Brown: I'm on the case, Merv.
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orwells tragedy
6:22 Sun Feb 19
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Lucky Carney weren't in charge
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orwells tragedy
6:20 Sun Feb 19
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Ah, Maslow's hammer
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
6:20 Sun Feb 19
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The genius Brown plan in full
Brown: (phones Governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King) Fuck me, Merv, what the fuck are we going to do?
King: Cut interest rates to zero, do quantitative easing, provide unlimited liquidity into money markets, pretend everything will be OK, clench your bum cheeks and pray.
BrownK OK.
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Stickleback
6:16 Sun Feb 19
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Brown's plans for recovery from the banking crisis were a work of genius when all the rest had no idea how to cope. Then came Osborne with austerity and increased VAT and brought the recovery down to a snail's pace.
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13 Brentford Rd
5:58 Sun Feb 19
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"Moterways"?
He was a Zionist too.
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dougles badder
5:55 Sun Feb 19
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True and uncle Adolf moterways.
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WHU(Exeter)
5:37 Sun Feb 19
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Blair is one of those people, who assume that if somebody doesn't agree with his opinions, it's because they are too thick to understand them.
Never enters their head, that people do understand the opinions, they just happen to disagree with them.
I fucking hate people like that.
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MikeHammer
4:27 Sun Feb 19
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That Mussolini got the railways working ......
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Nurse Ratched
4:26 Sun Feb 19
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"Whatever you feel about Hitler, and yes throwing his girlfriends out of windows to their deaths wasn't very chivalrous, he did like to keep a tidy, minimalist house"
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
4:23 Sun Feb 19
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Or Mussolini made the trains run on time...
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goose
4:16 Sun Feb 19
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@GaryLineker
Whatever you feel about Tony Blair, and yes Iraq will forever stain his reputation, he's a marvellous orator and speaks much sense on Brexit
What a cunt. Bit like saying Hitler was a great public speaker.
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
4:13 Sun Feb 19
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Anyone would have thought they didn't have a chance to put their case during the referendum campaign.
Sadly, at the time they had other, more pressing, trough-snouting opportunities to explore, so couldn't spare the time to actively campaign on this epochal event. But now the stupid electorate have voted the wrong way, they feel it's only fair that there should be another referendum where their own weighty, statesmanlike opinions can be appropriately digested and then followed by the plebs.
UKIP looked like losing the by-election in Stoke - this misplaced intervention in the form of a bucketful of oleaginousness from two heartily and universally despised men might just have swung it around for them.
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cornish
3:59 Sun Feb 19
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Tadlad,why ? we have already voted on this subject and you can't keep voting until the so called politicians get what they like,democracy don't work that way.
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