Winky to head IMF, CMD to block
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/apr/19/gor...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/apr/19/gor...
pmanson said:
Agreed!!!!! 
k run me a bathHowever he is eminently suited to the role, having run up huge debts for the UK - just the type of activity that gives the IMF a chance to make a _lot_ of money. I bet they love him there.
It is also interesting how his 'socialist roots' have allowed him to pursue possibly the most capitalistic job on the planet.
It is also interesting how his 'socialist roots' have allowed him to pursue possibly the most capitalistic job on the planet.
smashing said:
pmanson said:
Agreed!!!!! Easy to spot, because they don't leave comments like normal people:
comment said:
Gordon Brown - an excellent IMF leader. His global leadership in the aftermath of the banking collapse (which no one in the world forsaw) led the way. He has a sound grap on how to get out of recession and reduce deficit, by growing economies with everyone working and paying tax. This contrasts with Cameron axing us into depression,
Global? Check. Leading the world? Check. Blame the banks? Check. Lie that no-one saw it comming? Check. Push labour's approach of more tax whilst attacking "tory cuts"? Check.To tightly written to be anything other than a professional spin-merchant.
Some of those comments are hilarious. There are some seriously deluded people out there:
comment said:
What a pity that Mr Cameron can't see that without the expertise of Mr Brown the country would be in a much worse position for him to take over and destroy.
I believe that Mr Brown would be splendid as President of the IMF.
Come on Cameron be magnanimous and acknowledge that Mr Brown did a good job as Treasurer. As PM in the recent recession he proved to be an excellent leader and sage voice.
I believe that Mr Brown would be splendid as President of the IMF.
Come on Cameron be magnanimous and acknowledge that Mr Brown did a good job as Treasurer. As PM in the recent recession he proved to be an excellent leader and sage voice.
comment said:
Gordon Brown has shown himself skilled in financial matters, and profoundly concerned about the needs of Africa. He would make a fine head of the IMF.
tank slapper said:
Some of those comments are hilarious. There are some seriously deluded people out there:
comment said:
What a pity that Mr Cameron can't see that without the expertise of Mr Brown the country would be in a much worse position for him to take over and destroy.
I believe that Mr Brown would be splendid as President of the IMF.
Come on Cameron be magnanimous and acknowledge that Mr Brown did a good job as Treasurer. As PM in the recent recession he proved to be an excellent leader and sage voice.
I believe that Mr Brown would be splendid as President of the IMF.
Come on Cameron be magnanimous and acknowledge that Mr Brown did a good job as Treasurer. As PM in the recent recession he proved to be an excellent leader and sage voice.
comment said:
Gordon Brown has shown himself skilled in financial matters, and profoundly concerned about the needs of Africa. He would make a fine head of the IMF.
The Black Flash said:
Global? Check. Leading the world? Check. Blame the banks? Check. Lie that no-one saw it comming? Check. Push labour's approach of more tax whilst attacking "tory cuts"? Check.
To tightly written to be anything other than a professional spin-merchant.
I hope it is just spin merchants because if it isn't then god help us all lolTo tightly written to be anything other than a professional spin-merchant.
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