Tony Pulis/Gordon Brown!.

[magwitch]

The voters of Stoke-on-Trent have the Council they deserve because they voted them in. They have a poor record, but socialist Councils often do, as do socialist central governments who believe in high taxes and big spending. It would all come right in the end if they were good at spending other people's money, but selling off the gold reserves at the bottom of the market is just one indication of financial ineptitude.

[swanster]

I don't recall anyone moaning about the gold reserves at the time. What was that, 10 years ago?

Very convenient that it's brought up now as a stick to beat him with.

Like I said, I am far from convinced about Brown but Cameron will have to do a lot over the next two years to show me he isn't just another lying Tory scumbag.

[OldStokie]

Perhaps Gordon doesn't go to church often enough. Since he became Prime Minister, he's had to cope with the terrible floods, Foot and Mouth disease, a doubling in the price of oil, a collapse of the American Housing market and a sharp rise in world food prices. The only bollock he's really dropped is the abolition of the 10p tax rate...and he's put that right. Somebody 'up there' doesn't like him.

I'd love to hear from those who think Cameron would have had handled these situations any better, and how he would have done it.

Perhaps he would have hugged a Hoody. That would cure all the problems. ;D

OS.

[Mr_DaftBurger]

POO POO

[trebor63]

Re: Tony Pulis/Gordon Brown!.
« Reply #31 Today at 10:19am »

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I don't recall anyone moaning about the gold reserves at the time. What was that, 10 years ago?

Very convenient that it's brought up now as a stick to beat him with.

WHAT!!!!!!!

He got slated for it at the time but as usual he came up with the smug 'I know best' crubbish that his podgy little face is always coming out with! Sadly he didn't know best AGAIN. He got leathered on question time (the TV version) and in parliament and in the media (though most papers are Labour puppets)

Quite how you can't remember that is amazing. The only reason it doesn't get mentioned much now is cos hes made even more catostrophic errors on almost a monthly basis

[trebor63]

Posted by OldStokie on Today at 9:25am

Perhaps he would have hugged a Hoody. That would cure all the problems.

Typical Sun reading expertise on show! Cameron has NEVER said that but the Labour spin doctors took something which he did say
altered it and then accredited the made up result in the hope that some mugs would believe it, some have.

And as for the 'he can't be blamed for the fuel! YES he bloody well can last year Wanky Brown made about 50p from every litre of fuel sold now he makes about 80p per litre. He hides behind percentages hoping people are too stupid to see whats going on, some apparently are.

On top of that the fat jock freak has pushed the prices of every day goods up bread egg milk etc by around 40% in the last year partly because of the fuel rising so he also gets even more of the lovely VAT!

By screwing up the country he's making millions of £s by little more than robbery and now its catching up with him he squirms just hoping there are enough old school Labour idiots to blindly stand by him as he scews the coyuntry into the ground.

Labour = Tax n spend always have been always will be

[Pembo]

May 27, 2008 9:25:57 GMT @powchirper said:

Mervyn king thinks Gordon is ok.

Wednesday, May 14
New Labour fuck the economy...


Bank of England Governor Mervyn King braced households for a further budget squeeze as policymakers struggle to get a grip on runaway inflation.

Mr King warned over the impact of soaring energy bills, food prices and dearer imports as the Bank's latest forecasts predicted Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation could spike as high as 3.7% this year.

"As those price increases feed through to household bills, they will lead to a squeeze on real take-home pay, which will slow consumer spending and output growth, perhaps sharply," the Governor said.

The Bank added to the gloom by predicting growth could slow to just 1% this year - well below official Government forecasts - as banks hit by the credit crunch tighten up lending and consumers alarmed by falling house prices save more.

Wages are meanwhile unlikely to grow significantly as businesses come under pressure and shed jobs.

But policymakers are unlikely to ride to the rescue of struggling homeowners and borrowers with a swathe of interest cuts because inflation is so high.

The Bank's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is charged with keeping inflation at 2%, but CPI is likely to remain above 3% until well into next year - prompting a series of open letters from Mr King to the Chancellor explaining the rise.

**The letter might go something like this:

To Gordon Brown PM,

The reason inflation is up is due to you fucking up everything you touch.

Regards

Mervyn King
Bank of England Governor

PS You are a cunt.

Love the last bit