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it's only the Tories. Ignore them, and he is not in government.

If the tories what something to moan about they should try moaning about UNELECTED peers in the cabinet.

Lord Mandy does not have a mandate to be there, neither does Gladys Kinnock. - at least clown is an elected mp, even if he is not an elected PM!

WOW - you've been treated to a Dobby rant!
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Originally posted by Dobby the House Elf:
it's only the Tories. Ignore them, and he is not in government.

If the tories what something to moan about they should try moaning about UNELECTED peers in the cabinet.

Lord Mandy does not have a mandate to be there - at least clown is an elected mp, even if he is not an elected PM!

WOW - you've been treated to a Dobby rant!


You must read up on your history, otherwise it will look as though you are singling out this particular government.
Garage Joe
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:
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Originally posted by Dobby the House Elf:
it's only the Tories. Ignore them, and he is not in government.

If the tories what something to moan about they should try moaning about UNELECTED peers in the cabinet.

Lord Mandy does not have a mandate to be there - at least clown is an elected mp, even if he is not an elected PM!

WOW - you've been treated to a Dobby rant!


You must read up on your history, otherwise it will look as though you are singling out this particular government.


oops, sorry yeah. thanks
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From what Sir Alan said this morning on the Andrew Marr programme, he is just going to continue doing what he has always done - advise small businesses, encourage young people into apprentice type programmes and things like that.

The only difference being is that the goverment is going to listen to someone who has actually worked his way up and knows how to make money rather than just spend it.

I'd like to see Sir Alan in charge of the expenses.
FM
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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
I'd like to see Sir Alan in charge of the expenses.


Suzi there'd be no-one left to "govern" Eeker Laugh


Indeed! But it's been a long time coming. Just a shame that he can't take supreme executive power.
Not that I give a toss about that London but it would have been very interesting if he had accepted the nomination for Mayor.
Garage Joe
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Originally posted by Deegs:
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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
I'd like to see Sir Alan in charge of the expenses.


Suzi there'd be no-one left to "govern" Eeker Laugh


hahahaha

I came up with the perfect nickname for Gordon this morning - Gordon the Titanic Brown.

It's pretty bad when the PM has to go out on the street to fill his cabinet!
FM
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Originally posted by Karma_:
Me being ever the sceptic, I find it interesting how Alan has suddenly been employed to advise Gordon Brown, given the recent hypothetical (but hugely suucessful) vote for Alan for PM and all the negativity and waning popularity of Gordon Brown...

Hmmm...


They've been after getting him on board for ages.
Garage Joe
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:
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Originally posted by Deegs:
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Originally posted by Suzi-Q:
I'd like to see Sir Alan in charge of the expenses.


Suzi there'd be no-one left to "govern" Eeker Laugh


Indeed! But it's been a long time coming. Just a shame that he can't take supreme executive power.
Not that I give a toss about that London but it would have been very interesting if he had accepted the nomination for Mayor.


People are so disillusioned & so utterly disgusted by all this, that I have to wonder how many years it will take for at least some vestige of faith in the system can be restored. Voter apathy will be the order of the day for a long, long time. That's for damned sure.

Alan Sugar's presence in the mix might help some, of course. But I can only view this appointment as little more than a PR stunt, borne out of desperation.
FM
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:
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Originally posted by Karma_:
Me being ever the sceptic, I find it interesting how Alan has suddenly been employed to advise Gordon Brown, given the recent hypothetical (but hugely suucessful) vote for Alan for PM and all the negativity and waning popularity of Gordon Brown...

Hmmm...


They've been after getting him on board for ages.


That maybe so, but why now? This country's been heading for recession since 2006.
Karma_
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Originally posted by Karma_:
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Originally posted by Garage Joe:
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Originally posted by Karma_:
Me being ever the sceptic, I find it interesting how Alan has suddenly been employed to advise Gordon Brown, given the recent hypothetical (but hugely suucessful) vote for Alan for PM and all the negativity and waning popularity of Gordon Brown...

Hmmm...


They've been after getting him on board for ages.


That maybe so, but why now? This country's been heading for recession since 2006.


No idea. Sugar consistently refused to take part even though he gave the party 200 kilopounds.
Garage Joe

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