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The Latest Peter Mandelson 'Scandal' ...
Remember Machiavelli?
Oops! Sorry!
Erm, we meant to say Mandelson. Peter Mandelson, that is. He's the louse on the left.
He's also a serial sodding resigner; usually under some sort of cloud.
We can hardly bloody believe it. Barmy Gordon Brown has brought the b*stard back. He's called him in to his cabinet.
Mandelson!? A man elected by no one. A man no longer even a member of parliament. That's why he's being
Yep, you read that right. The House of Lords.
What a way to run a railway, eh?
While we were well aware that Gordon Brown was desperate, we had no idea he was SO desperate.
Read the rest of this report - while we two try making contact with the spirit of 'Scotty' - to beg him to beam us both back up.
(Cross posted across at 'appletree')
Labels: Gordon Brown, Great Britain, Labour Party, Peter Mandelson, politics, United Kingdom
posted by Richard at Friday, October 03, 2008
4 Comments:
Mandelson is just the man for the Brown government. He's spent the last year enriching European communities. Of course, it's been at the expense of the poor people of Senegal, but, Hell, money has to come from somewhere. Having fished EU waters into extinction, European trawlers, with the backing of Mandelson, have now turned their attention to West Africa.
Read how his policies, as the EU's spokesperson for trade, have impoverished Senegal and allowed its people to go hungry, while EU companies plunder that nation's natural resources:
http://www.monbiot.com/archives/2008/09/09/protect-and-survive/
Definitely, he's desperate. No wonder. Have you seen this?
Labour heading for electoral disaster: poll
LONDON (AFP) - Prime Minister Gordon Brown's Labour party is set to lose more than half its lawmakers at the next election and hand control of parliament to the opposition Conservatives, a poll said Saturday.
Link here for full report.
Brown has shown himself to be an inept leader, but he does make a good puppet.
Remember how Margaret Beckett was so unceremoniously bundled out of office to make way for Childe Miliband?
It's quite possible that Brown had no say in Mandelson's return, but was just following orders.
Or so I think.
*sweetoldlady*
Mark@Nadel.us: I left England to run a business in USA in 2000. This just proves I was right and should not come back. England is becoming overrun by louts, immigrants, religious fanatics while being run by liars and thieves. Talk about the final fling of a dying empire :-(
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