will gordon brown be relected!
Discussion
mark69sheer said:
thinfourth2 said:
He never was in the first place
But will he be our president in 2011?
Who knows
prime minister not president.But will he be our president in 2011?
Who knows
I know they want a republic but please respect the monarchy they may be needed soon.
I know i meant president as that is the word that i choose
A VERY small part of me wants to see him (Labour)get re-elected, just for curiosity value to see just how far his uber left socialist policies will take the country - but a huge part of me thinks no - the UK deserves so much better, and deperately needs a centre right government, ASAP!
Edited by chris watton on Friday 17th October 07:56
He will be elected over most peoples' dead decaying pension funds.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
Very good.
plg101 said:
He will be elected over most peoples' dead decaying pension funds.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
With Gordon the Ditherer bottling the honeymoon election after his coronation he knows he has to struggle on to the bitter end and hope circumstances work for him - by chance. They won't.
At the time of the 2010 General Election there may well be 3 million unemployed, the country will have endured a prolonged recession which has already started, the feelgood factor evaporated long ago, his banking bailout plan will be seen as the work of two advisers (which it was) not him, the crunch and everything else happened on his watch anywa,y and his policies put the country in a less favourable position to take avoidance measures. His pension raid and stealth tax spree won't be forgotten that quickly, backdated VED tax robbery, 10p tax fiasco, control and surveillance freakery, who in large numbers wants that lot...and he's a dour sonofab
h at the best of times. Not a hope.thinfourth2 said:
He never was in the first place
Oh dear, this old chestnut. As much as I hate the wonky-faced tt, he was "elected" just as much as any previous Prime Minister in so far as the members of the party that he represents elected him to be leader. We merely elect the party. turbobloke said:
plg101 said:
He will be elected over most peoples' dead decaying pension funds.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
With Gordon the Ditherer bottling the honeymoon election after his coronation he knows he has to struggle on to the bitter end and hope circumstances work for him - by chance. They won't.
At the time of the 2010 General Election there may well be 3 million unemployed, the country will have endured a prolonged recession which has already started, the feelgood factor evaporated long ago, his banking bailout plan will be seen as the work of two advisers (which it was) not him, the crunch and everything else happened on his watch anywa,y and his policies put the country in a less favourable position to take avoidance measures. His pension raid and stealth tax spree won't be forgotten that quickly, backdated VED tax robbery, 10p tax fiasco, control and surveillance freakery, who in large numbers wants that lot...and he's a dour sonofab
h at the best of times. Not a hope.
edwardsje said:
turbobloke said:
plg101 said:
He will be elected over most peoples' dead decaying pension funds.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
Some tough choices recently. Real economy effects are still to show and next year will be tough.
By this time next year, we will have low inflation again (possibly too low, 2% is healthy and a good target)
By this time next year, we will have more than 2million unemployed
By this time next year, the economy will be tanked.
Just wait until people get their end of year pension statements showing that rather than retiring, they have to work an extra 4 years to make up the short fall.
With Gordon the Ditherer bottling the honeymoon election after his coronation he knows he has to struggle on to the bitter end and hope circumstances work for him - by chance. They won't.
At the time of the 2010 General Election there may well be 3 million unemployed, the country will have endured a prolonged recession which has already started, the feelgood factor evaporated long ago, his banking bailout plan will be seen as the work of two advisers (which it was) not him, the crunch and everything else happened on his watch anywa,y and his policies put the country in a less favourable position to take avoidance measures. His pension raid and stealth tax spree won't be forgotten that quickly, backdated VED tax robbery, 10p tax fiasco, control and surveillance freakery, who in large numbers wants that lot...and he's a dour sonofab
h at the best of times. Not a hope.Gassing Station | The Pie & Piston Archive | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff