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I've never seen him looking so happy.


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He has little to look happy about.

I see that his precious Smith Institute has been rumbled and exposed for what it is....another of his and New Labour's deplorable deceits. He would not even reply to questions asked by the Charity Commisioners about it, but they still pronounced it out of line, even though there are Brownies on the commision.

He has now to take all the politics out of it before they do another survey in six months time.

What he will do I don't know....that is all it was set up for.

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I get the feeling that day of the long walk off a short pier will not be that far away. :D

It won't be Weston Super mare's pier.

from few days back, after the Glaswegian kiss , brown holds forth and gives a rallying cry to his minions....

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looks like a benefit monkey queue ...so happy

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I've just had a thought. Brown could be classed as Britain's WMD. :lol:

Very true. :angry:

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I've just had a thought. Brown could be classed as Britain's WMD. :lol:

I think that the main reason that Brown is so unpopular now was because he was Chancellor for over a decade and his boast of "No more return to boom and bust"

He was happy to take the credit when the economy was doing well but now as the economy is faltering, it's not his fault!

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I've just had a thought. Brown could be classed as Britain's WMD. :lol:

I think that the main reason that Brown is so unpopular now was because he was Chancellor for over a decade and his boast of "No more return to boom and bust"

He was happy to take the credit when the economy was doing well but now as the economy is faltering, it's not his fault!

It only did well in those days because he followed the Tories spending plans for the first few years, and even added more to the coffers by raiding peoples pension plans. :angry:

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It only did well in those days because he followed the Tories spending plans for the first few years, and even added more to the coffers by raiding peoples pension plans. :angry:

Yes not to mention scrapping MIRAS (which affected me back then and still does now) tax relief on mortgages.

Labour did well in the first term and even paid off some of the National Debt but, in the second and third terms, they overspent big time and didn't put any money away for the 'hard times' like now :(

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