Friday, 21 May 2010

Victory

Now we have to correct years of Gordon and his Gordonomics mismanagement of the UK.

Tuesday, 18 May 2010

Fuck off and die Gordon Brown

The Chancellor said that tackling the deficit was 'most urgent issue' facing the coalition, warning that Britain could face a Greek-style financial crisis if it fails to act responsibly.

'This is the legacy of 13 years of fiscal irresponsibility. And it poses a very real threat to the recovery. Greece is a reminder of what happens when governments lack the willingness to act decisively and quickly, and when problems are swept under the carpet.

'If we fail to tackle the deficit we inherited, the consequences could be disastrous.'

gordon brown is a cunt, who has bankrupted the nation.

The coalition government yesterday said it was increasingly clear that Gordon Brown had been 'cooking the books' for years by keeping massive liabilities off the nation's balance sheet and publishing wildly optimistic growth forecasts. (pic from B3TA.com)

Fucking die Gordon you utter cunt.

Friday, 14 May 2010

That swan song moment.

Sadly the cunt did not kill himself in the Cyclops Bunker.

Monday, 10 May 2010

Oy Cyclops yer cunt, fuck off back to haggis land.

Lets hope the days of McSnooty squatting in No.10 Downing Street are numbered....

Gordon Brown appeared to be on the verge of stepping aside as Prime Minister today as the Tories and Lib Dems prepared to unveil a deal that will hand David Cameron the keys to power.

Speculation swept Westminster that he could walk out as early as this afternoon as the two other main parties sought their backbenchers' agreement over an alliance that will end the political deadlock.

As Mr Cameron began to brief the shadow Cabinet and Nick Clegg spoke to a meeting of Lib Dem MPs at Westminster, one senior Tory indicated a deal could be close.

'I hope so,' said Mr Cameron's Commons aide, Desmond Swayne, when asked if he expected him to be Prime Minister tomorrow.

Mr Brown this morning held another clandestine summit with Mr Clegg, his second in 24 hours, but it looks increasingly likely that he is to be frozen out of Number Ten.

Friday, 7 May 2010