Comments on: Cameron and Osborne should support Gordon Brown to lead the IMF 2011/05/24/cameron-and-osborne-should-support-gordon-brown-to-lead-the-imf/ London MEP European Parliament Tue, 01 Mar 2016 16:56:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Simon 2011/05/24/cameron-and-osborne-should-support-gordon-brown-to-lead-the-imf/#comment-4535 Thu, 26 May 2011 08:43:01 +0000 ?p=14622#comment-4535 If Mr Cameron and Mr Osborne don’t back Mr Brown then they will be reflecting the attitude of the majority of UK residents who didn’t back him at the last elections.

Mr Brown and Mr Blair cooked up a scheme called the Windfall Tax that was going to fix all of the NHS and schools and whatever else they promised. It didn’t so Mr Brown was the opposite of prudent and continually allowed too much spending and sold off UK assets, even during “the good times”, while the Labour Government tried to resolve long-term issues with short-term fixes. This left the UK is a terrible position when the banking crisis hit. Yes it was an international crisis but our ability to deal with it locally was hindered by the huge debt (increased by the bail outs but huge none the less) and with a lack of assets. You can deny Mr Brown’s terrible record all you like but it doesn’t make it go away.

]]>
By: DWWolds 2011/05/24/cameron-and-osborne-should-support-gordon-brown-to-lead-the-imf/#comment-4533 Wed, 25 May 2011 16:05:32 +0000 ?p=14622#comment-4533 Mark Mardell said on the Radio 4 Today programme that Obama would not support Brown. There is on an article on Der Spiegel Online listing a good many potential candidates. Brown’s name is not there. So dream on! One day you may realise the damage he did to this country.

]]>
By: les 2011/05/24/cameron-and-osborne-should-support-gordon-brown-to-lead-the-imf/#comment-4525 Tue, 24 May 2011 10:42:02 +0000 ?p=14622#comment-4525 You talk as if it is just the UK government apposed to Brown – when clearly it isn’t.

]]>