Saturday, Jan 16, 2010
More BS from GB for GB
Scotsman: Brown will pledge more middle-class jobs in drive to win back Tory voters
Gordon will today state in a speech that; "A fair society is one where everyone who works hard and plays by the rules has a chance to fulfil their dreams, whether that's owning a bigger house, taking a holiday abroad, buying a new car or a starting a small business." Followed by; "This is the next project for New Labour, our next generation project… The coming decade will provide the UK with more middle-class jobs than ever before." So more bull, more interference and more pointless state jobs paid for by magic money all round then as he polishes up the big lump of the Brown stuff!
Posted by enuii @ 10:17 AM (1098 views) Add Comment
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1. Freemanphil said...
So, who's rules must we play by, how are the decided upon and how could they change over time? I'll choose the Magna Carta.
2. markj69 str05 said...
To be fair, I think he came across rather well - Scary really! When you think about all the BS published about house prices and property over the years, and all those people sucked in to actually believing it. It wouldn't surprise me if many people started to regain some faith in the current leader. All it needs is a consistent common sense approach, and some of the recent catastrophe memories will fade away.
Not sure where he's going to magic up all those middle class or even the skilled jobs from! I thought the public purse strings were going to be reigned in - not let go of entirely.
I conclude that all all the positive stuff said is just paying 'lip service' to swaying voters. All the common sense stuff too (Banker, AND politician abuse). And although I am still not convinced, show me a credible alternative. I think it's a disgrace that any newly elected gov't will have won purely because more people think they arn't quite as bad as the other options.
3. Amadeus said...
laughable!......horse bolted long ago!...what next?
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5. Enoughalready said...
He's had 12 years. Why didn't he do it then?
6. micasasucasa said...
Own a "bigger house"? Can't wait to see him booted out.
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