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Mr Brown did it at Number 10, with the lead pipe =O
Crap, I thought it was Colonel Mustard. Sorry what were we talking about again?
Crap, I thought it was Colonel Mustard. Sorry what were we talking about again?
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Machie wrote:
> If Tony can do it, why wont Bush resign too?
>
> Anyone happy with Brown as Prime Minister? Is he the lesser of
> two evils? Isn't he Scottish? Not sure I want a Scottish Prime
> Minister.
Ahem, hope thats not an against scottish comment ;) im quarter scottish you know =)
> If Tony can do it, why wont Bush resign too?
>
> Anyone happy with Brown as Prime Minister? Is he the lesser of
> two evils? Isn't he Scottish? Not sure I want a Scottish Prime
> Minister.
Ahem, hope thats not an against scottish comment ;) im quarter scottish you know =)
Apparently our next Chancellor is most likely to be Alistair Darling, he who has massive eyebrows and as Transport Minister, was responsible for implementing Speed Cameras that have had no real impact on anything, seeingly not even the Government's coffers. I'd have thought Ed Balls was more likely, having been Treasury Minister and one of Brown's supporters, but I'm none too knowledgable on this sort of thing, and I think he's relatively inexperienced.
Margaret Beckett's out of the Cabinet, and I've heard that it's likely that Jack Straw will return to the FCO post, and of course as deputy leader, Prescott has been replaced with Harriett Harman, who as far as I know is also a rampant leftie.
Brown is a very intelligent man, but to be honest I can't see him as being that popular a PM, due to his dourness and being very likely to raise taxes even further. Decent Chancellors don't always make great Prime Minsiters: look at Major's weaknesses. And by that, I don't just mean Norman Lamont.
Margaret Beckett's out of the Cabinet, and I've heard that it's likely that Jack Straw will return to the FCO post, and of course as deputy leader, Prescott has been replaced with Harriett Harman, who as far as I know is also a rampant leftie.
Brown is a very intelligent man, but to be honest I can't see him as being that popular a PM, due to his dourness and being very likely to raise taxes even further. Decent Chancellors don't always make great Prime Minsiters: look at Major's weaknesses. And by that, I don't just mean Norman Lamont.
Silent Thunder wrote:
> I think Brown will be a much stronger character than Major,
> after all Major had a soft and friendly approach whereas Brown,
> whereas Brown will more likely get his way however he can.
I agree. I suppose given his history, he might be a better choice than Davey-Boy.
I wonder who'll taken over his old job.
> I think Brown will be a much stronger character than Major,
> after all Major had a soft and friendly approach whereas Brown,
> whereas Brown will more likely get his way however he can.
I agree. I suppose given his history, he might be a better choice than Davey-Boy.
I wonder who'll taken over his old job.
Machie wrote:
> I suppose you guys are too young to remember what things were
> like with John Major.
I can just remember a little bit of the Grey Man. We've being going over all the PMs and are again I think so I have quite a good knowledge. :-)
I think Brown will be a much stronger character than Major, after all Major had a soft and friendly approach whereas Brown, whereas Brown will more likely get his way however he can.
> I suppose you guys are too young to remember what things were
> like with John Major.
I can just remember a little bit of the Grey Man. We've being going over all the PMs and are again I think so I have quite a good knowledge. :-)
I think Brown will be a much stronger character than Major, after all Major had a soft and friendly approach whereas Brown, whereas Brown will more likely get his way however he can.
Silent Thunder wrote:
> I think Gordon is all in favour of keeping us as a union. I
> prefer it too, we may as well stick together, we're weaker apart
> in my opinion.
Tell that to the Cornish!
> I think Gordon is all in favour of keeping us as a union. I
> prefer it too, we may as well stick together, we're weaker apart
> in my opinion.
Tell that to the Cornish!
Silent Thunder wrote:
> Yes, he's Scottish
Apparently Tony was born in Scotland too =)
> Yes, he's Scottish
Apparently Tony was born in Scotland too =)
I suppose you guys are too young to remember what things were like with John Major.
Machie wrote:
> Well I suppose I dont either, but I'm more than happy for them
> to be their own country and have their own prime minister =)
I think Gordon is all in favour of keeping us as a union. I prefer it too, we may as well stick together, we're weaker apart in my opinion.
> Well I suppose I dont either, but I'm more than happy for them
> to be their own country and have their own prime minister =)
I think Gordon is all in favour of keeping us as a union. I prefer it too, we may as well stick together, we're weaker apart in my opinion.
Biggie Little Jr. wrote:
> Does anyone
> know if Blair is carrying on as an MP?
I heard he was going to be an envoy in the Middle East. That must be a joke though! :-P
> Does anyone
> know if Blair is carrying on as an MP?
I heard he was going to be an envoy in the Middle East. That must be a joke though! :-P
Silent Thunder wrote:
> Yes, he's Scottish but we have a British Parliament meaning we
> can have English, Welsh, Northern Irish and Scottish PMs, so I
> don't have any issue with that whatsoever.
Well I suppose I dont either, but I'm more than happy for them to be their own country and have their own prime minister =)
> Yes, he's Scottish but we have a British Parliament meaning we
> can have English, Welsh, Northern Irish and Scottish PMs, so I
> don't have any issue with that whatsoever.
Well I suppose I dont either, but I'm more than happy for them to be their own country and have their own prime minister =)
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