Where is Gordon Brown?
Discussion
I've heard the rumours that he's mentally ill and has been sectioned but does anyone actually know if this is correct?
Is there an injunction on reporting this or something?
I know Mandy has the rags tied up with injunctions to stop publication of the (undoubtedly) horrific truth about his personal life, but can't 'foreign' media overcome this sort of gagging via the innernet (sp USA)?
I've never known anything like this after an Election.
It's really quite bizarre and surreal.
Bit like the whole medias' current approach to the new Government and the mountain of pain that NuLabia left us (working people) in.
Is denial the new truth?
Is there an injunction on reporting this or something?
I know Mandy has the rags tied up with injunctions to stop publication of the (undoubtedly) horrific truth about his personal life, but can't 'foreign' media overcome this sort of gagging via the innernet (sp USA)?
I've never known anything like this after an Election.
It's really quite bizarre and surreal.
Bit like the whole medias' current approach to the new Government and the mountain of pain that NuLabia left us (working people) in.
Is denial the new truth?
Under Kirkcaldy High Street - http://www.thecourier.co.uk/News/Fife/article/2507...
Strange obbsession with Grodon Brown some on here have.
Anyway according to the LES: 'Today Gordon Brown was present in the House of Lords today to watch his aide of almost 20 years take her seat as a Labour peer.
Sue Nye came briefly to public prominence during the general election campaign when she was blamed by Mr Brown for introducing him to Gillian Duffy, the voter he branded a "bigoted woman".
The former prime minister, who remains an MP, has rarely been seen in Westminster since his defeat at the general election in May, but he stood at the bar of the House while Baroness Nye swore her allegiance to the Queen.'
Anyway according to the LES: 'Today Gordon Brown was present in the House of Lords today to watch his aide of almost 20 years take her seat as a Labour peer.
Sue Nye came briefly to public prominence during the general election campaign when she was blamed by Mr Brown for introducing him to Gillian Duffy, the voter he branded a "bigoted woman".
The former prime minister, who remains an MP, has rarely been seen in Westminster since his defeat at the general election in May, but he stood at the bar of the House while Baroness Nye swore her allegiance to the Queen.'
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