He must have repeated himself 5 times, sounded like the video was looping, "the governor, the chancellor and I will be taking decisive action for families and businesses".
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Originally posted by Diestl View PostHe must have repeated himself 5 times, sounded like the video was looping, "the governor, the chancellor and I will be taking decisive action for families and businesses". -
Originally posted by oracleslave View PostHave no fear he will be tough on the causes of this problem.Coffee's for closersComment
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I have complete faith in our un-elected Prime Minister. I feel reassured that he's closely monitoring the situation.Last edited by DiscoStu; 30 September 2008, 08:15.ǝןqqıʍComment
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Poor old Gormless, I wonder whether he will be thinking of resigning sometime soon.
Meanwhile the grinning Blair is likely out enjoying spending his riches elsewhere having timed his entry and exit into the political uber classes to a tee. Will the yanks and others continue to pay Blair millions for speeches in future I wonder - because presumably he's got mortgages to pay on quite a few properties.Comment
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostPoor old Gormless, I wonder whether he will be thinking of resigning sometime soon.
Meanwhile the grinning Blair is likely out enjoying spending his riches elsewhere having timed his entry and exit into the political uber classes to a tee. Will the yanks and others continue to pay Blair millions for speeches in future I wonder - because presumably he's got mortgages to pay on quite a few properties.Comment
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