Gordon brown

[Posse]

Has done the best thing ever resined

[GJUK]

...From the labour party. He's still the King PM though

[one-day]

...From the labour party. He's still the King PM though

not for long

[GJUK]

...From the labour party. He's still the King PM though

not for long

 

I, like many, certainly hope you're right.

[pauln]

All the best Gordon for a happy retirement on the back benches or out of politics altogether. How can one man have such a run of bad luck, foot and mouth, national flooding and a world banking meltdown. Time for a rest.

[antz]

thank fook for that.

[zetecmk2]

who's gordon brown?

[banarama]

good fookin riddens

[mk3cokebottle]

u watch labour get in now he has resigned

[SAMMYBOY]

That tit Cameron will be Pm by end of week........

[Grizzley Dell]

there all tits dude.

[Mrs O/H/C]

Maybe it would,nt have been a hung parliament if he had stepped down before last week

[GT_lenny]

i think some of the flak given to GB is unjustified , afterall the financial crisis was international thus not his fault plus he was the one that set us and the rest of those countries affected back on the road to recovery with the fiscal stimulus measures (they were his idea and it took him some time to convince the rest of the world it was right way to go )

[over_head_cam]

Agreed Lenny. But he was (and is) still a tit

 

We have to face it, whoever runs this country will do so in some ways that we don't like, it is impossible to please everyone.

[GT_lenny]

oh don't get me wrong hes a bumbling tit but in my opinion he gets the big decisions right, i'm the son of a coal miner so i'm always gonna be bias towards labour having grown up in an ex mining village that was desimated by the torys when they shut the pits

[Guest cortinamad-gonetoo]

i agree they are all tits but a change is good

[Fishtailparka]

i think some of the flak given to GB is unjustified , afterall the financial crisis was international thus not his fault plus he was the one that set us and the rest of those countries affected back on the road to recovery with the fiscal stimulus measures (they were his idea and it took him some time to convince the rest of the world it was right way to go )

I agree the fiscal crisis was international, but it was due to people spending money they didn't have and being not only allowed to do it but actively encouraged. The fact that everyone else made the same bloody stupid mistake does not mean he is innocent. A decent PM or leader would have put a stop to the rediculous amount of unsecured borrowing and put some money aside for when the boom ended as it was obvious it would. Spending every single penny, then borrowing some and then selling gold when the price was low was an absolute discraceful way to run a countries finances. He deserves no praise for getting us out of a mess because we are not out of it by a very long way and it was him that put us in it in the first place.

I could see that borrowing vast amounts of money to buy a house and flash car could only ever end in tears, why didn't he?

Trouble is there is nobody much better in the lineup either. We are doomed I tell you.

[Vista]

i think some of the flak given to GB is unjustified , afterall the financial crisis was international thus not his fault plus he was the one that set us and the rest of those countries affected back on the road to recovery with the fiscal stimulus measures (they were his idea and it took him some time to convince the rest of the world it was right way to go )

 

I agree the fiscal crisis was international, but it was due to people spending money they didn't have and being not only allowed to do it but actively encouraged. The fact that everyone else made the same bloody stupid mistake does not mean he is innocent. A decent PM or leader would have put a stop to the rediculous amount of unsecured borrowing and put some money aside for when the boom ended as it was obvious it would. Spending every single penny, then borrowing some and then selling gold when the price was low was an absolute discraceful way to run a countries finances. He deserves no praise for getting us out of a mess because we are not out of it by a very long way and it was him that put us in it in the first place.

 

I could see that borrowing vast amounts of money to buy a house and flash car could only ever end in tears, why didn't he?

 

Agreed 100% I think almost all the flak sent his way is justified his bungling began long before he was PM, how about the fact that as chancellor he screwed up all our pension funds? His pension stealth tax raid reduced the value of all of our retirement funds by at least £100 billion!

[Mr.Sumo]

GB may be a tit.......DC may be a tit .......but theres nowt wrong with a pair of tits

 

 

i know......

 

 

 

[one-day]

not long now

[Guest cortinamad-gonetoo]

david camerons nearly in ? what will happen now ????????????

[one-day]

he's gone now let us get back to some normality

[Trevmk3]

david camerons nearly in ? what will happen now ????????????

 

not alot i reckon,

 

anyone else think that if tussauds made a wax model of Cameron it would look more real than he does?

[ZetecVan 2.0]

i think some of the flak given to GB is unjustified , afterall the financial crisis was international thus not his fault plus he was the one that set us and the rest of those countries affected back on the road to recovery with the fiscal stimulus measures (they were his idea and it took him some time to convince the rest of the world it was right way to go )

 

I agree the fiscal crisis was international, but it was due to people spending money they didn't have and being not only allowed to do it but actively encouraged. The fact that everyone else made the same bloody stupid mistake does not mean he is innocent. A decent PM or leader would have put a stop to the rediculous amount of unsecured borrowing and put some money aside for when the boom ended as it was obvious it would. Spending every single penny, then borrowing some and then selling gold when the price was low was an absolute discraceful way to run a countries finances. He deserves no praise for getting us out of a mess because we are not out of it by a very long way and it was him that put us in it in the first place.

 

I could see that borrowing vast amounts of money to buy a house and flash car could only ever end in tears, why didn't he?

 

Agreed 100% I think almost all the flak sent his way is justified his bungling began long before he was PM, how about the fact that as chancellor he screwed up all our pension funds? His pension stealth tax raid reduced the value of all of our retirement funds by at least £100 billion!

 

And what about the gold reserves? Selling 60% of our reserves for £7 billion less than what they're worth (according to press reports)

[pauln]

Just out out curiosity what was the money used for when the gold was sold?