Gordon the Moron is Robert Mugabe AICMFP
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And just like Mugabe, Brown is looking to rig the next election with a new voting system - no doubt the referendum before that will be an expensive affair. At least with Mugabe you know the fecker's going to die some day reasonalby soon, he's over 80 ffs, our one-eyed zombie Brown will just keep going on and on.
andy400 said:
Hmmm, a discredited leader, with no public mandate, desperately hanging onto power against public opinion, whilst the country goes to the dogs around him......We've seen this before methinks.......
sadoksevoli said:
And just like Mugabe, Brown is looking to rig the next election with a new voting system - no doubt the referendum before that will be an expensive affair. At least with Mugabe you know the fecker's going to die some day reasonalby soon, he's over 80 ffs, our one-eyed zombie Brown will just keep going on and on.
Quite. And despite the jovial nature of this thread that is the really worrying thing. After the results of the last week he could have come out and said; root & branch examination of the party, inquiry into expenses, public forums to listen to the publio all the usual BS.
Instead his first priority is to investigate electoral reform because now I've made sure my own party can't get rid of me, I need to make sure that the public can't either.
For all the joke comparisons this deeply, deeply concerning. I'm not a political animal, maybe slightly to the right but liberal on some stuff. But to me, it doesn't matter what side of the fence you sit on we need to get rid of this man, right now. The far reaching consquences of what could happen in the next year do not bear thinking about.
Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Wednesday 10th June 06:27
The Hypno-Toad said:
sadoksevoli said:
And just like Mugabe, Brown is looking to rig the next election with a new voting system - no doubt the referendum before that will be an expensive affair. At least with Mugabe you know the fecker's going to die some day reasonalby soon, he's over 80 ffs, our one-eyed zombie Brown will just keep going on and on.
Quite. And despite the jovial nature of this thread that is the really worrying thing. After the results of the last week he could have come out and said; root & branch examination of the party, inquiry into expenses, public forums to listen to the publio all the usual BS.
Instead his first priority is to investigate electoral reform because now I've made sure my own party can't get rid of me, I need to make sure that the public can't either.
For all the joke comparisons this deeply, deeply concerning. I'm not a political animal, maybe slightly to the right but liberal on some stuff. But to me, it doesn't matter what side of the fence you sit on we need to get rid of this man, right now. The far reaching consquences of what could happen in the next year do not bear thinking about.
Agreed, but getting rid of him is a lot easier said than done..... 
andy400 said:
The Hypno-Toad said:
sadoksevoli said:
And just like Mugabe, Brown is looking to rig the next election with a new voting system - no doubt the referendum before that will be an expensive affair. At least with Mugabe you know the fecker's going to die some day reasonalby soon, he's over 80 ffs, our one-eyed zombie Brown will just keep going on and on.
Quite. And despite the jovial nature of this thread that is the really worrying thing. After the results of the last week he could have come out and said; root & branch examination of the party, inquiry into expenses, public forums to listen to the publio all the usual BS.
Instead his first priority is to investigate electoral reform because now I've made sure my own party can't get rid of me, I need to make sure that the public can't either.
For all the joke comparisons this deeply, deeply concerning. I'm not a political animal, maybe slightly to the right but liberal on some stuff. But to me, it doesn't matter what side of the fence you sit on we need to get rid of this man, right now. The far reaching consquences of what could happen in the next year do not bear thinking about.
Agreed, but getting rid of him is a lot easier said than done..... 
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= problem solved.
Edited by The Hypno-Toad on Wednesday 10th June 07:23
Broon is a liability that's for sure, but don't forget it's Labour policies generally that have bu55ered up our economy and quality of life generally. Don't let it be all about personalities, Labour will try that trick no doubt should Broon depart, they'll then claim to be a "fresh new party".
thinfourth2 said:
No some people support Mugabe
And a lot of those that didn't had a "motoring accident " or finished their bus journey behind a tree .Then there was the "no party card ,no house " idea. And come election time the youth brigade did his campaigning for him .And it was strange how those that tried to remove him by force became "dissidents".After all how did his party get to power .All seen (and more) in the 80's living in the bush in Southern Rhodesia ( and if I'd said that in open then -I'd have disappeared quickly).
To quote the words of a character in a sit com ,Brown is "doomed ,doomed ,Ah tell ye -DOOMED"-at least Magabe knows when to call it a day .
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