The striking picture of refinery workers has become so iconic, posters should be made, rolled up and slapped around Brown's chops. Will that man ever wake up to reality?
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
This Is The Winter Of Our Discontent
Wildcat strikes are spreading across the UK as Brown's "British jobs for British workers" is thrown back in his face with a warning of a "social timebomb leading to civil unrest and soaring crime". Where's our illustrious leader? Swanning around as last Davos Man, droning on about global economics. Lose touch with reality and you lose touch with people.
The Other Davos-With Attitude, Not Altitude
Davos Man woke up, smelt the coffee and realised the Alps are so last year. It's a wonder anyone bothered to turn up. Real folk are heading for a Brazilian and the alternative Davos with attitude.
Labels:
Brown,
Davos,
World Economic Forum,
World Social Forum
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Cruddas And Perils Of Political Language
Labour's last of the few MPs standing, Jon Cruddas, has fired off a broadside to Brown, warning he needs a new language to explain what the government is doing about the recession. Political code for 'Brown has lost his marbles'?
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Brown,
Cruddas,
New Labour
Green Shoots Of An Early Election?
Beleaguered Brown is scurrying off to plot a New World Order with his pals at the sinister-sounding Davos but will the men in grey suits be waiting for him when he returns after Black Wednesday's mauling?
Labels:
Brown,
Conservatives,
Davos,
General Election,
Heathrow,
IMF,
New Labour
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Is Labour Now The Party Of Sleaze?
Erminegate came like a bolt from the blue with corruption in the highest of places. Yet the government has been slow on the uptake with public reassurance of confidence in the House of Lords. That leaves the Tories to milk the scandal and turn the tables on New Labour as the Party of sleaze.
Labels:
Blair,
House of Lords,
New Labour
Obama's 'Mad', Mad World
The world is holding its breath for what the Messiah will do next in his first 100 days. So much false hope, so many dreams to shatter. And so little time to walk the walk, talk the talk and fool some of the people, some of the time. It's tough being a snake-oil salesman from the Windy City.
Labels:
ACORN,
Afghanistan,
GITMO,
Guantanamo Bay,
Iran,
Obama
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Not Just A Bail-Out, A Mandy Bail-Out
When is a car bail-out not a car bail-out? When it's announced in the Lords by Brown's deputy Mandelson. It must be galling for MPs to hear about the latest government "loans for cars" scandal from the BBC but hey, that's democracy for you.
Labels:
Bail-out,
Bank of England,
Brown,
Mandelson,
Nationalisation
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