BBC bias: they can't help themselves
No wonder Mandelson was smirking on BBC breakfast television as the camera panned away: is that the best the tax payer funded organisation can come up with? Some bimbo with lip gloss who can't understand EU regulation is not the person to hold that hideous man to account: the man, I'd like to point out, who preaches against employing British workers and yet only a few months ago, when he was trade commissioner, was imposing tariff barriers happy as Larry.
You're free trade when it suits you, Peter, and we don't believe a word that comes out of your mouth. You are to business what Janet Street Porter is to radio presenting.
Hypocritical cunt.
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Hi Trixy,
Intersting post over on Reuters blog
http://blogs.reuters.com/uknews/2009/01/30/sorry-darling-davos-is-for-mandy/
It reads
"If there were any questions over who is number two in British Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s cabinet, Davos might have helped clear them up.
While Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling is giving the annual gathering of global big wigs a miss, business minister Lord Peter Mandelson has found the time to go.
For years Mandelson and Brown weren’t talking, now Mandelson is once again at the heart of everything the Labour Party is plotting.
Darling has been the steady rock always at Gordon’s side during the credit crunch, often taking the flak from the media for the government’s handling of the crisis.
But when it comes to talking to the world’s most powerful decision makers and hob nobbing in an exclusive ski resort, Lord Mandy gets the call."
So when Gordo finally goes insane or has a heart attack (likely), who will take over?
What are the odds on a disgraced (twice) ex-MP and unelected cabinet minister taking over at No10?
Gordo better hire a food taster
Hi Trixy,
Intersting post over on Reuters blog
http://blogs.reuters.com/uknews/2009/01/30/sorry-darling-davos-is-for-mandy/
It reads
"If there were any questions over who is number two in British Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s cabinet, Davos might have helped clear them up.
While Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling is giving the annual gathering of global big wigs a miss, business minister Lord Peter Mandelson has found the time to go.
For years Mandelson and Brown weren’t talking, now Mandelson is once again at the heart of everything the Labour Party is plotting.
Darling has been the steady rock always at Gordon’s side during the credit crunch, often taking the flak from the media for the government’s handling of the crisis.
But when it comes to talking to the world’s most powerful decision makers and hob nobbing in an exclusive ski resort, Lord Mandy gets the call."
So when Gordo finally goes insane or has a heart attack (likely), who will take over?
What are the odds on a disgraced (twice) ex-MP and unelected cabinet minister taking over at No10?
Gordo better hire a food taster
Dave, I hope you don't mind but I've 'borrowed' this comment for my blog. You say it so much better than me.
Ooops I ought to ask Trixy if it's ok too.
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