Lockerbie Response "Cowardly and Pathetic"

Nobody likes you Gordon.

Pathetic response will do little to soothe the mounting tension between the United States and Great Britain over the Lockerbie issue

"This is not leadership but moral cowardice on the part of an increasingly spineless PM who is afraid of offending an odious but oil-rich tyrant with a long history of backing terrorism against Britain and America, as well as brutalizing his own people."

Fuck off before you really drop this Nation in the shit.
Never your fault is it? It always happened without your knowledge. You never, ever, under any circumstances, take responsibility, do you?
You fucking horrible little man. Blame the Scots, the Yanks, anybody but yourself.
Tosser.

Dear Prime Mentalist.

We don't want you to carry on with your insane plans. Seek help now, before you have to be sedated and taken in to protective custody under the mental health laws that you instigated.

No one believes in your madness. Waver, walk away, we couldn't possibly think any less of you. You have achieved something that no unelected PM has ever managed before. The absolute and undying hatred of every single one of the sane members of the electorate and a great many of the not so stable members of your own party.

Don't appear on TV, the Radio or the Interweb with your messages of total and utter bollocks.
The game is up. Ended. Over. No more Fandango. There is nothing left but ignominy and medication. Think of your family and the legacy you handed them. You are reviled, please don't inflict that on your children and their kids.

Brown In Need Of More Sticking Plasters and Bandages.

Gordon Brown today blamed "the system" after new revelations about cabinet-level expense claims inflicted a fresh blow on the government's authority.

The prime minister, who was forced to defend his own expenses claims, said that the new information justified his decision to press for wholesale reform of the system of parliamentary expenses and allowances.

"The system doesn't work," Brown told the BBC. "I've said it doesn't work; it's got to be changed. We voted for change and that change has got to come quickly."

Asked whether MPs ought to learn to live in the "real world", he said: "Absolutely. That's why the system's got to change. I've been determined over these past few months ... The system's wrong. It's not the way to work."

It's never your fault is it Gordy? I don't think this one started in America.

It was a bit closer to home wasn't it.

Harriet Harman, the leader of the Commons, admitted:  voters would be "very angry" following the publication by the Daily Telegraph, of fresh details of how ministers exploited parliamentary rules to maximise the amount they could claim from the taxpayer.

Harman told GMTV: "I know people will be very angry and concerned about this, but I do want to reassure people that we have recognised there's a problem and we've already taken action on this."

She also insisted that British politics did not have "the level of corruption" that was found in "many other countries" and that the government had already started to reform the rules.

Never mind what happens in other countries, you have a duty to the electorate in this one. If you know that members of the Government have been acting corruptly Harriet, as an Officer of the court and a Cabinet Minister, don't you think you should have reported them to the Police?

Is there something you haven't been telling us?