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AllanP
Joined: 17 Jan 2008
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Location: Central Scotland.
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 Posted: Fri May 02, 2008 9:25 pm Post subject: Gordon will learn. |
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GB has said that he will learn future lessons from the results from the English local elections. Really?
Has this ostrich not read a paper or asked about the mood of the country?
Time to get rid of all the hangers on, and also perhaps his own current advisers and employ a trades union rep or someone from the street for his or her advice on the country's feelings in general, because he cannot see it for himself.
They might charge him a lot less, or even give advice freely.
Someone once said that Gordon Brown was put on this earth only to show just how good Tony Blair was as PM.
Labour new or old is finished for now - God help us all when the next lot get in.
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Woodside Wullie
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Advice is no longer given free. As part of New Labour's continuing support of the coporate free market they pay consultants exorbitant fees to feed them back sharn.
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Merak
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| Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 9:54 pm Post subject: Re: Gordon will learn. |
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| AllanP wrote: | | GB has said that he will learn future lessons from the results from the English local elections. Really? |
That's been the buzz phrase for yonks now for just about anything that goes tits up. It just means hopefully this will appease everybody and it'll be forgotten about soon enough.
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