February 3rd, 2010

Brown Under Pressure for Misleading House, Again

A furious Prime Mentalist mumbled a response about having no idea about the £50,000 slush fund that Peter Watt revealed in his book at PMQs earlier. The Parliamentary Standards Commissioner has already asked for more information regarding the complaint put in about and with a planted question today at PMQs it seems the Tories think they might be on to something:

The Prime Minister
10, Downing Street
London, SW1A 2AA

3 February 2010

Dear Mr Brown,

At Prime Minister’s Questions today, you told the House of Commons that you knew nothing about the secret fund, worth a reported £50,000, which was held by the Labour Party for your benefit. When asked why you did not declare this on the Register of Members’ Financial Interests (RMFI), you said specifically: ‘I know nothing about what he [the questioner] is talking about.’

This simply cannot be true.

It is clear from Peter Watt, the Labour Party’s former General Secretary, that you were the beneficiary of a secret fund held by the Labour Party. He has said explicitly:
‘Before becoming Prime Minister, Gordon went to some lengths to insulate himself and the Treasury from our financial troubles, setting up his own personal pot of cash at party HQ. This was money we could not dip into, since it was set aside for the Chancellor’s own pet projects. Murray Elder helped secure donations from the Chancellor’s supporters’ (Inside Out, January 2010, page 105).
He went on to claim that it may have been used to finance your ‘long-term campaign to become party leader’ (Inside Out, Peter Watt, 2010, page 105).

Mr Watt’s assertions were widely reported. Indeed, across several pages in the Mail on Sunday, Mr Watt claimed that you used ‘up to £50,000-a-year of Labour money to pay for private polling’ (Mail on Sunday, 17 January 2010).

The allegations were explicitly confirmed as truthful by a Labour official who said in the same article: ‘It [the fund] was funded through donations to the Party.’

In the light of these allegations, my colleague, Greg Hands MP, wrote to you more than two weeks ago, on 17 January, to query why you had failed to declare the fund properly the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. This letter was publicised in several newspapers on 18 January.

As you did not respond, Greg Hands submitted a complaint to John Lyon, the Parliamentary Commissioner this week. I attach a copy of this complaint for your reference. Again, this complaint was reported.

Yesterday in a speech titled ‘Transforming Politics’, you said that you would ‘do all that is necessary to restore trust’ in politics and the conduct of MPs. If you wish to restore trust in politics, you should stop treating people like fools by claiming that you were unaware of this fund when all the evidence points to the contrary. I therefore urge you to admit to this fund’s existence, apologise for misleading the House and co-operate with any inquiries that John Lyon may wish to make.

Yours sincerely,
Eric Pickles

Chairman, The Conservative Party
Member of Parliament for Brentwood and Ongar

Pickles has essentially called Brown a liar. There is no way he could have had no idea what the question was about. Guido knows Downing Street is an incompetent mess, but to suggest that Brown would have no idea that a serious allegation of potential corruption widely reported by the press and broadcast media could have gone unnoticed is laughable. At the very least he has misled the House about not knowing, at worst he instigated a cover-up.


256 Comments

  1. 1
    jgm2 says:

    The ‘Lying Scotsman’steams again. Downing Street to Fife and no truth in between.

    • 7
      Gordon ( SoldGoldAtThe ) BottomBrown says:

      Look, I lied about the Golden Rule and I lied about the Slush Fund.

      Smears,sleaze and mendacity – it’s in our D-N-A.

      • 14
        jgm2 says:

        The ‘Golden rule’? Is that the one where he sold the gold at the lowest inflation adjusted price in history or the 40% rule? Or the ‘balance the budget over the cycle’rule?

        Fuck me – it’s the hat-trick of broken rules.

        The c*nt will want to keep the ball now as well.

        • 25
          Gordon ( SoldGoldAtThe ) BottomBrown says:

          Er, cough, my rules are made to be broken, jgm2.

          I am, however, learning the lessons, drawing a line under them and moving on as it’s the right thing to do.

        • 43
          Mr Ned says:

          Misleading the house was once considered to be an instantly dismissable offence, no matter who the offender was. Anyone who mislead Parliament was expected to act honourably and resign.

          Then labour took power

          Then Blair said that the February 2003 Dossier on Iraq was “the latest intelligence” when referring to a dossier complied NOT by intelligence staff, but by a no10 staffer who lifted a thesis whose subject was the Iraq of Saddam from 1980 – 1990 and then re-wrote bits of this to make Saddam appear even more demonic, then copied into the dossier.

          So when Blair told the house that an exaggerated, lie filled, stolen thesis about Iraq from 1980 – 1990 was the latest intelligence, he was, in fact, DELIBERATELY AND WILFULLY LYING HIS ASS OFF!

          Since then, lying to the commons has been commonplace.

          • Unsworth says:

            Small correction. ‘Dismissable’, no, but ‘Resignation Matter’, yes. The difference being involuntary or voluntary.

            As to the lying bastard(s) lying – well, yes.

        • 217
          Kings Heath Lad says:

          As a small business the in/land /rev always assume you have a ‘slush’fund for cash only transactions whether you do or don’t. Those b*stards don’t let go, a friend of mine got done for ‘pay’max pax coffee machine in his customer waiting room, which made a profit of £40 per yr which he forgot to declare. This is despite paying 50k in N/i etc and about 80k in v/ a/ t paid in full and never late. One rule for one another, ha!

      • 27
        Agatha Crusty says:

        Dear Mr 10% Browning Street,

        I have to tell you that the ladies at the W.I. that you gave a talk to the other night were bemused and appalled at your outburst of petulance and bad language due to you stumbling over the words during your impromptu dissertation on the subject of ‘Stunt Kites in the Kent Countryside’.

        Yours sincerely,

        Agatha Crusty.

        • 33
          Miss Anna Grammar's Political Sister Marjory says:

          Dear Mr Brown,
          So sorry to hear about your resignation. We were charmed by you at our recent W.I. meeting and only a little offended when you appeared to stumble on the matter of the stunt kites in the Kent countryside.
          Yours sincerely,
          Marjory Annagrammar

        • 106
          Gordon Mr 10% Brown says:

          Dear Agatha,

          Oh bugger bollocks dam and fu dear, I am sorry if I offended anyone, I don’t know what the f█████g h██l came over me, I do apologise.

          Yours sincerly,

          Gordon Mr10% Brown

          • G. Brown PM says:

            Dear Marjory,
            I am very sorry to hear that your son was slightly injured in the explosion in Iraq on Monday and we all share your grief at his passing the driving test valley fishing for compliments anywhere I can find them all over my back with daggers drawn like a stick man is an island nation that has benefitted from my thirteen years in charge get the Tory Bastards the lot of them.
            Yours sincerely,
            Mad as a Fucking Hatter

          • Lord Kinelpus says:

            Dear Brown,

            I am writing regarding the appalling incident that occurred the other night, my good lady wife was was very upset at you screaming at everyone “fuck the lot of you, you load of fucking bastards”, this is not really normal or acceptable behaviour for a W.I. meeting and as for the mobile phone damage to the window, well that will have to be paid for, disgraceful!

            Yours sincerely,

            Lord Kinelpus.

        • 242

          This made me laugh! Brown, however, just makes me bemused and angry…

      • 132
        Richard Madely for leader of New Labour....please says:

        You also lied about the “bung” from Bernie Ecclestone.

      • 240
        Uncle Vanya de Caesaromagus 25 Kliks East of Boudiccas Place. says:

        Yes… I really thought that Gordon Fartpants Broone was going to have a ‘Raging Bull’temper tantrum at PMQs today, Wednesday 3rd February, when the mention of £50K was aired.

        Brown is just like a wild Turkey when it challenges a rival. The Turkey puffs out it feathers, its wing to look bigger than it is. It make lots of noise and gobbles a lot. In a sense in human terms, this is what Old Gollums McRuin-Broone is doing (excepts the gobbles bit – allegedly). But he is all ‘Mouth and Trousers’all ‘Front and No Back’.

        The problems is there is nobody in his Cabinet who wants to be a target of his temper tantrums. The only person known to have faced ‘manu-a-manu’to Gollums Broone is Dear Old Tony Mc B’Liar. It has been alleged that they had regular strops and shouting matches in the past.

        Oh I do hope taht McRuins is taken away by the Paramedics after a face-off with Cameron accross the Despatch Box when Gollums throws his papers, shoes, underpants and Ed Balls accross the table at the Torys…… Now that would be a sight to gladden ones old cockles….. hehehe!!

        • 244
          Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

          yeh you can sense the anger in him how dare people question me he thinks you can also sense the contempt he has for anyone or anything that he does not agree with or agree`s with him watch the liason cttee yesterday at one point he nearly gets up and walk out very very scary indeed

    • 38
      GEORGIE PEORGIE says:

      We’re all linking to the wrong story together.

    • 40
      Anonymous says:

      Perhaps someone needs to compile a compendium of all the times this has happened ordered from
      Was a bit sketchy with the truth through to ones like this which are blatant porkies.

      It’s all that troughing has resulted in the porkie pies.

    • 67
      £50k eh? says:

      Was Iris involved?

    • 216
      Up sh1t creek says:

    • 229
      Madness says:

      What else is filthy man concealing?

  2. 2
    the shade of dr kelly says:

    get those cross-hairs ready!!

    • 3
      • 49
        Mr Ned says:

        WHY isn’t the BBC reporting this????

        Oh, hang on….

        It’s the BBC! Duh!

        If Cameron had not declared a secret slush fund and denied knowing what people where on about when questioned on it, that would be the lead story for days on the BBC.

        • 65
          EC1 PhD says:

          If it were Osborne, Toenails wouldn’t be asking him whether he ought to question his own position, in that annoying and quizzical way of his, merely declaring his career probably over.

        • 214
          Anonymous says:

          The BBC spent 2 weeks going after Osbourne when he didn’t receive any donated money!! It really is incredible that the press couldn’t give a fuck about blatant lying. I thought most of them want rid of him yet they let him spew out shite unchallenged.

          • Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

            Beeb six o`clock news led with erm what was it oh yeh dimentia SCOOP or what NOTHING ABOUT THE 1 EYED LYING JOCK good odl beeb

    • 114
      La' says:

      did you see Browns reaction to the question? – blimey, lucky there wasnt a printer nearby

  3. 4
    Hugh Janus says:

    It took EP and his party long enough to cotton on to this – what kept him?

    • 6
      jgm2 says:

      Well he was away being terribly important in Ireland last week. And there was probably a fair bit of Christmas holiday prior to that.

      • 29
        Bonkers Bonkers Bonkers says:

        Hah…you wait until your prey gives himself just enough rope to hang himself and be certain that the toes can’t quite reach the floor if there are second thoughts.

        That have him bang to rights this time and given the attacks at PMQ I think they know it as well.

        Reaches for more popcorn.

    • 16
      The IMF is coming says:

      Due process:
      Greg Hands MP wrote on 17 January to query why you had failed to declare the fund properly the Register of Members’ Financial Interests.
      As you did not respond, Greg Hands submitted a complaint to John Lyon, the Parliamentary Commissioner this week.

      • 44
        ShoutsAtTheTVwhenGordo'sOn says:

        ..But can the Parliamentary Commissioner be bought off? (Could probably find some slushy money from somewhere.)

        • 47
          jgm2 says:

          They’ll probably show him two photos. One of David Kelly looking hale and healthy and one of him on a mortician’s slab.

    • 20

      EP – the answer is in the pies.

  4. 5
    Jimmy says:

    Never mind all that. Pickles completely ignored the Gobshite Centre’s letter. It’s almost as if he doesn’t take it seriously. This is an outrage.

    • 10
      jgm2 says:

      You make a good point for a change Jimmy. The Tories are asking for trouble having a trough-tastic salad-dodger like Pickles pen the letter. Surely there is one on the back-benches unsullied by any suggestion of sleaze who could write such an open letter and not hand Labour apologist jackasses the easy opportunity to smear the author rather than answer the fucking question.

      Come on CCHQ. Up your fucking game. Identify somebody untainted by the expenses sleaze and have them write all this stuff for the press.

      Fucking amateurs.

      • 48
        taupepuppet #4 says:

        Pickles : whats he been accused of?
        To me its vague shit thrown at him on QT about being to idle to get on a train in the morning. of course vague shit like that sticks.

      • 146
        Nick2 says:

        I saw Pickles on Daily Politics last week – the man’s a total political liability to the Tories.

        • 222
          Scopes says:

          It looks like Eric has touched a nerve with McMental and Liebour have set the trolls on him.

          Wankers.

          • Lakelands says:

            He’s a fat fucking buffoon
            If you had any nouse you’d know conservatives want a better message put across to the voter than this sweaty bollock headed piggy can ever deliver
            pick a name from the shadow front bench
            replace porker pickles with him or even her
            job fucking done
            Guido also beat Pickles to the punch dickhead
            the porky slaphead is just jumping on any popular bandwagon because he knows his jobs in real peril because of terrible TV performances

          • Nick2 says:

            I’m no Labour troll – I loathe Labour far, far more than I despise the current Tory party.

      • 226
        Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

        Don`t you get it they used EP as cannon fodder make no mistake the Liebour machine will go for him BIG TIME how dare he question the great leader Mandy might even call him un patriotic I`m free

  5. 8
    dinsdale says:

    If the BBC mention this at all, it will be to portray it as the ‘Conservative spin machine bullying our poor unfortunate PM’.

    Brown looks more and more like Nixon everyday, but the BBC want to save the Labour government, so nobody will find out

  6. 9
    disgrace full says:

    Brown is a disgrace

    a disgrace to men
    a disgrace to the Scottish
    a disgrace to Parliament

  7. 11

    We have put more money into slush-funds than the Tories!

  8. 13
    PM says:

    Who’s a naughty boy then?

  9. 15
    Anonymous says:

    For the first time in weeks DC had a good PMQ today & the secret £50k fund was a great way to start the session. It is about time that the Speaker ( I know that he is a tosser!) told the PM to answer the questions (which Broon finds hard to do at the best of times) rather than allowing Broon to attack DC & the Tories.

    • 19
      The IMF is coming says:

      More plants in the chamber than at a garden centre

    • 41
      concrete pump says:

      He wont……Bercow is a socialist, or at least has socialist tendencies and his wife is a fucking socialist.

      That’s why labour were so keen for Berk-ow to be speaker.

      • 85
        Unsworth says:

        “his wife is a fucking socialist.”

        Yes, but who or what is she fucking?

      • 99
        Don't be silly of course he's a socialist he married one says:

        Bercow told the Tory backbenchers to “button it” during PMQs as Brown was getting heckled but then impartially allowed latitude to Labour backbenchers to heckle Cameron without any similar shouting at them to be quiet.

        • 110
          What a fucking douchebag says:

          It’s probably a height complex. That and being a total dick.

          I bet that wife of his is genitally unclean…

          • Merely an Observation says:

            By protecting the Prime Minister when he makes no attempt to answer questions and allowing him to just get away with offering tired and repetitive detour statements about the Tories instead will cost Bercow his job.

          • jgm2 says:

            Like he gives a shit. That’s Lord Bercow to you son. And don’t you forget it.

    • 153
      Nick2 says:

      Agreed – the Speaker should make ministers address questions asked via the chair – whichever party is in power.

      (Having said that, I can’t remember a single occasion when any Speaker has done so.)

      • 165
        Beautiful Day says:

        One of them did to Maggie, that took some balls. There’s bound to be someone here who can find it, probably in the radio only days.

      • 215
        Anonymous says:

        No doubt if Cameron becomes PM the Speaker will become very strict in enforcing the PM to answer questions.

        • 252
          Nick2 says:

          Not a problem – Parliament is supposed to ask the Government in power difficult questions. If Labour MPs had been better informed and prepared to ask Blair & Brown hard questions and not to allow both to subvert Cabinet decisions then maybe the country wouldn’t be in such deep shit right now.

  10. 17

    “you should stop treating people like fools”

    Didn’t like that: smacked of frivolity.

    Referring to the money as a fund might also give the Fife slug some wriggle room, as that could be read to imply it had a separate legal structure. Or perhaps I’m just getting cynical.

    Anyway, I was asked by a lawyer this afternoon if there were any legal grounds for forcing him to answer a direct question at PMQs. Sadly, a few swift strokes (of the mouse) revealed PMQs to be a “Constitutional convention” and therefore is not, and cannot be, enforced by courts of law.

    • 154
      Merely an Observation says:

      That enforcement is not the job of the courts Tony, it is the job of the Speaker and it is clear that the Bercow is simply not up to the job.
      Bercow must be removed from his post for the good of our democracy.

      • 169

        Agreed, but my point is that it has been clearly demonstrated that Bercow finds Broons non-answers amusing but fine: as the buck stops with him and there is no outside sanction, its all a bit pointless.

  11. 18
    mad as a mad thing says:

    Looking forward to the lovely Rick nobinson reporting this one…….delicious

    • 24
      Thats News says:

      Gordon Brown is… what, exactly? A liar? A fool Or a foolish liar?

      • 46
        Turning yourself "Inside Out" says:

        Or one of the few I suspect in Labour circles who hasn”t read Peter Watt’s Book ? Or perhaps nobody dared tell him for fear of flying nokias of what was in it as he,Brown,comes out pretty badly throughout , if Watt’s allegations are to be believed

        • 51
          Labour Smear Campaign says:

          Watts is a bitter ex-employee selling sensationalist tales to the right-wing press.

          Gordon Brown denies any such suggestions until such time as they are proven at which point we will smear whoever proves them true.

          Vote Labour.

    • 32
      Bogtrotter says:

      He really is a slimey little turd…

    • 117
      Mr Ned says:

      Nick won’t report on this, he will look for the smallest typing mistake in a Tory election leaflet and drag any shadow minister he can find over the coals for it by way of a distraction.

      • 137
        jgm2 says:

        Or completely ignore it. To show that he’s not going to have the agenda dictated by some snotty Mick with a blog.

        He’s a reporter you know. He ‘reports’what he’s given to ‘report’. That’s why he always has so much to ‘report’from number 10 because they’re forever handing him press releases to uncritically report.

        If the Tories want to make something of this they’ll have to phone him up and then hand him a ‘report’so he can ‘report’it.

        It’s got to be worth a try CCHQ.

    • 164
      City of Vice says:

      He won’t. Report it that is…

  12. 21
    Father Ted says:

    lying fecker

  13. 23
    BROWNED OFF says:

    This might have some legs. Could be interesting…..

    • 75
      Brown - not long now says:

      It has some legs,arms and a whole damn body – this is the one,the one that will take him down.

      • 100
        Sideeffected says:

        Oh I F*****g hope so. I’m looking for popcorn in the morning.

        • 156
          Old Nick Heavenly(real dimwit) says:

          This does have a distinctive pong to it, dead bodies in cupboards, flies hovering and maggots wriggling.

          Here’s hoping!

        • 158
          Nick2 says:

          I’ve already got enough microwave popcorn in to see me through to the election!

          • Sideeffected says:

            You lucky git! I’m working in rural India. I’m loving this development though. This, is surely a test of the MSN. I’ll look in the morning papers here.

    • 220
      Sally Down The Alley says:

      My legs are open

  14. 26
  15. 30
    EC1 PhD says:

    Cover up = you resign in the end. After all, it started in America.

  16. 34
    Fortinbras says:

    I do not see how the PM can have misled the house, since that would require people to believe what passes his lips. Thus “not guilty”, but only on a technicality, m’lud.

  17. 35
    concrete pump says:

    So Gordon Brown is a liar, quel fucking suprise.

    He must have been paying attention when Blair was PM.

  18. 36
    Torontory says:

    We all know the No 10 machine with the connivance of a subservient civil service and the other ‘regulatory’bodies will bury this one.

  19. 37
    Bonkers Bonkers Bonkers says:

    The Tories have just put a press release out* that contains the following quote from Liam Fox and little more,

    “At Prime Minister’s Questions today Gordon Brown repeatedly made the allegation that the Conservatives pledged to cut defence spending at the 2005 election, when our manifesto was committed to a £2.7bn increase in frontline spending. Gordon Brown must apologise for misleading the House. Another day, another figure, same wrong Gordon Brown.”

    http://dizzythinks.net/2010/02/brown-accused-of-lying-to-parliament-by.html

    • 42
      jgm2 says:

      He really is the most incorrigable liar isn’t he?

      Positively Archer-esque in the breadth and scope of his ouvre.

    • 50
      EC1 PhD says:

      It’s like Comical Mandy’s speech the other day – repeat lies with a straight face to an electorate who can’t remember the difference and hey presto, you look better than the other guy. Enough of this.

      • 104
        Watch the Skies! says:

        It’s a shame Stephen Colbert isn’t better known over here: the two men are eerily similar. At least Colbert honestly describes himself as a comedian.

  20. 39
    TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

    That’s a good start, but why the fuck is no one going for the jugular and asking why he needs a “wholly and necessarily” £16k pa second home allowance?

  21. 45
    Gorfoons Blownit says:

    Amazingly Nick Robinson has yet to comment on PMQs or this letter yet. perhaps they are still waiting for the bunker to OK it.
    Finger on the pulse please.

    • 53
      dinsdale says:

      Patient’s dead

    • 54
      Fly on the Wall throws a hissy fit as his flypaper is offered to a passing Bluebottle says:

      Or he’s pissed off at Richard Madeley being offered his job by “Brillo” live on the Daily Politics Show this lunchtime ? Further fuelled by Jo Coburn fluttering her eyelashes at Madeley and James Landale “crawling” to him ?

      • 71
        Brown won't last until 6th May - he will resign says:

        I thought Madeley was pretty good.

        Loved the way he called the AV a cynical ploy,all the while that one of Brown’s lapdogs was sat in the same studio – it’s all coming together nicely.

        • 133
          Steve Expat says:

          Good to see Madeley returning somewhat to his old-fashioned journalistic roots, after spending the best part of 20 years helping his wife with a tv sofa-career. This was also evident from his appearance on QT last week.

          He is I think an arch-Blairite who really doesn’t like Brown at all. Yet somebody else willing to stand up to the farce that is trying to change the voting system just as he’s about to lose an election

        • 152
          Batty Hattie Harmanescu says:

          AV?

    • 58
      Smash Labour says:

      Toenails is sitting on a wall outside Downing Street licking the front of a framed autographed picture of McFinished personally thrown at him by our great leader.

  22. 52
    Steve Expat says:

    Gordon Brown is a lying little fucker
    Gordon Brown is a lying little fucker
    Gordon Brown is a lying little fucker
    Gordon Brown is a lying little fucker
    Gordon Brown is a lying little fucker

    Please may he be asked that question every week between now and the day the election is called

    • 86

      I know a song that’ll get on yer nerves…get on yer..

    • 209
      I Fucking Loathe Tesco says:

      The wankers who would vote for a rotting corpse with a red rosette will STILL vote for the Scottish tosser come what may. 30% of the population is too stupid, too lazy or too wedged up by McDoom to ever vote for Dave. The lad has a veritable mountain to climb, much of the gradient made so much steeper by the evil lies pumped out of his spastic mouth by the worst politician ever to foul the British landscape. Let’s all make a pledge to publicise the slush fund scandal until the BEEB HAS to cover it. Come on, Andrew Rawnsley – your country needs YOU!

  23. 55
    Steve Expat says:

    Ode to Gordon Brown

    Bonkers

    I wake up everyday it’s a daydream
    Everythin’in my life ain’t what it seems
    I wake up just to go back to sleep
    I act real shallow but I’m in too deep

    And all I care about is sex and violence
    A heavy bass line is my kind of silence
    Everybody says that I gotta get a grip
    But I let sanity give me the slip

    Some people think I’m bonkers
    But I just think I’m free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

    Some people pay for thrills
    But I get mine for free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

    Bonkers

    I wake up everyday it’s a daydream
    Everythin’in my life ain’t what it seems
    I wake up just to go back to sleep
    I act real shallow but I’m in too deep

    And all I care about is sex and violence
    A heavy bass line is my kind of silence
    Everybody says that I got to get a grip
    But I let sanity give me the slip

    Bonkers

    Some people think I’m bonkers
    But I just think I’m free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

    Some people pay for thrills
    But I get mine for free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

    Mmm, yeah, I’m back in the floor now

    I wake up everyday it’s a daydream
    Everythin’in my life ain’t what it seems
    I wake up just to go back to sleep
    I act real shallow but I’m in too deep

    And all I care about is sex and violence
    A heavy bass line is my kind of silence
    Everybody says that I got to get a grip
    But I let sanity give me the slip

    Bon, bon, bon, bon, bon, bon, bon, bon

    Some people think I’m bonkers
    But I just think I’m free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

    Some people pay for thrills
    But I get mine for free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

    Bonkers

    I wake up everyday it’s a daydream
    Everythin’in my life ain’t what it seems
    I wake up just to go back to sleep
    I act real shallow but I’m in too deep

    And all I care about is sex and violence
    A heavy bass line is my kind of silence
    Everybody says that I got to get a grip
    But I let sanity give me the slip

    Bonkers

    Some people think I’m bonkers
    But I just think I’m free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

    Some people pay for thrills
    But I get mine for free
    Man, I’m just livin’my life
    There’s nothin’crazy about me

  24. 56
    Smash Labour says:

    The BBC are reporting “Today was a great day for our glorious leader. TraKtor production is up, the fields are bountiful with the fruits of the labour of the people”

    Tonight the BBC will be playing 12 hours of glorious marching music with vide os f the great leaders meeting the workers.

    • 63
      jgm2 says:

      The BBC’s tribute station in the DPRK shows us how it’s done…

      http://www.kcna.co.jp/index-e.htm

      Kim Jong Il Visits Fishery Station in Kumya

      Pyongyang, February 2 (KCNA) — General Secretary Kim Jong Il gave on-the-spot guidance to the Wonphyong Taehung Fishery Station in Kumya County, South Hamgyong Province……

      You just have to substitute ‘The Maximum Imbecile’for Kim Jong Il and picture the jackass at some school or factory to see the parallels in the BBC and Labour parties reportage.

      • 94
        Cato Street Conspirator says:

        You missed this delightful story from that land of wonders:

        Pyongyang, February 2 (KCNA) — Four kinds of individual stamps have been brought out in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea with the birthday of General Secretary Kim Jong Il approaching.

        Portrayed in the stamps, each with letters “February 16″ in upper part, are Paeonia suffruticosa, Bougainvillea glabra cv. Sanderiana and other rare plants sent to Kim Jong Il from other countries as gifts.

        • 103
          Alan Tithead says:

          No triffids then?

        • 179
          Nick2 says:

          How about

          Pyongyang, February 2 (KCNA) — The Songun revolutionary leadership exploits performed by General Secretary Kim Jong Il serve as the most valuable treasure of Kim Il Sung’s nation and a great banner firmly guaranteeing the final victory of the drive for building a thriving nation and the cause of Juche, Rodong Sinmun Tuesday says in an editorial.

          The Workers’Party of Korea’s Songun leadership exploits serve as an ever-victorious banner which helps demonstrate the sovereign dignity and invincible might of the country, a valuable treasure which helps immensely reinforce the single-minded unity of the service personnel and people around the headquarters of the revolution and a treasured sword for bringing about a leap forward, which helps effect great innovations on all fronts for building a thriving nation by giving free rein to their mental power, the editorial notes, and goes on (and on…)

          At last I understand where Polly Toynbee pinched her writing style from!

    • 72
      The IMF is coming says:

      Who have now unfortunately lost their jobs due to a Jonah curse

    • 76
      History is whatever you remember says:

      Don’t forget Brown’s possibly going to Hillsborough as well(if the DUP can be pressurised into agreeing the policing and justice deal by Brown’s Butler in Chief)With the BBC all geared to praise Brown for being instrumental in saving the “Northern Ireland Assembly” to add to his many other moments of salvation of mankind(Brown actually mentioned this in PMQs for his “other business” later to-day)

      Apropos earlier comments re Robinson he’s probably sitting next to Brown on the Ryanair flight as we speak hence his silence before the breathless announcement tonight on the 10pm News of Brown’s Triumph

  25. 60
    Sir William Waad says:

    Oh, THAT fifty thousand pounds. I didn’t think you meant THAT fifty thousand pounds. Ah yes. I got it from selling the family silver/a win on the horses/buying an old chest of drawers that had all this cash inside….but the dog ate all the records/I am hopeless with figures/I knew Sarah would be cross if she found out and….lessons must be learned/we must not be distracted from making the right decisions/it was all Mrs Thatcher’s fault. So there.

  26. 61
    Browns Broadcasting Company says:

    The £50k I keep in my sporran amounts to precisely 0% of Party donations, 0% is nothing, therefore it does not exist. I know nothing, absolutely fucking nothing, nothing whatsoever, fucking nowt at all.

    It is only through prudent fistal stimulus that I have this money, err, no money, and I’m going to treat that Prick Knobinson to a fine bottle of Petrus from the lush fund costing the taxpayer absolutely nothing in the process. We will discuss filling some more blatant lies, err facts, that we in No. 10 have just made up about not only the economy but also Tory Policy. So there, fuck the lot of you. If the money doesn’t exist then I haven’t spent it, and the Petrus cost us zero pounds. We’ll take two. I am the Law.

    Now, where did I leave my receipt book?

  27. 64
    Brown - not long now says:

    I want Gordon Brown to be taken down with this – he has misled Parliament.

    Gordon Brown – a message from We,The People – 60 million of us.

    You are a liar,a fraudster and a conman.

    We shall ensure that you are dealt with by the law courts and then by the electorate,although it may well be that you don’t even get to the election in your current position as unelected Prime Minister.

    This lie you have told today will be your last lie to We,The People.

    • 83
      Look just shut it will you Clare I'm trying to wage a war here you know says:

      Just like Bliar you mean ? Look how well that turned out

    • 87
      Tony E says:

      The problem is that there is no proper authority to take him down. He has effectively neutered parliament and the watchdogs have been hung out to dry starting with Ms Filkin.

      The BBC won’t report it, Sky will bury it, the Telegraph might give it room, and only the Mail might splash big with it.

      But who takes much notice of the mail, they have spent too much time and effort writing sensationalist headlines to be taken that seriously. Even when they are telling the truth, nobody in power will listen.

  28. 66
    Bonkers Bonkers Bonkers says:

    Dumbed down Britain. Thanks Labour.
    Note the position of the Iraq enquiry and the appearance of ‘job centre’in the yahoo search porn stats in order of most poular downwards

    Katie Price
    John Terry
    Michael Jackson
    Pete Doherty
    Oscar nominations
    Tony Blair
    Weather forecast
    Job centre
    Victoria Beckham
    Iraq war inquiry

  29. 69
    The Crashmeister's a Twat says:

    Fifty grand? Don’t waste my time. I’m only interested in making several hundred billions disappear, and I’m doing it rather successfully, even if I do say so myself.

  30. 70
    Martyn Rowe says:

    I just read what ‘smash labour’wrote and nearly pissed myself laughing….

    Love it! :D

  31. 74
    Bert the Cert says:

    Give Gordo a break chaps. Around the neck area.

  32. 77
    the change we want says:

    Could it be that jelly has been succesfully nailed to a tree ?
    That Gordon has been caught, landed and is awaiting filleting !
    I won’t hold my breath.

    BUT we live in hope…………..

    • 120
      Sideeffected says:

      If this had happend 30 years ago, he would be a dead man walking. What has changed????????

      • 205
        Groucho says:

        The general erosion of standards of behavior in politics and the politicisation of everything. Politics is no longer about doing the right thing for the country, its about clinging on to power whatever the cost.

        The expenses scandal would have been an automatic resigning matter for many MPs not so many years ago, but not now. Now its a point scoring exercise between parties, whilst completely missing the point that they should have never had their fingers in the till in the first place. They seem to forget that they should be answering and apologising to US for stealing OUR money, but they just don’t think we matter.
        Honesty, decency and (genuinely) doing the right thing are just memories now, I’m afraid.

        • 233
          Numbnuts says:

          Oh come come dear chap, anyone who has actually met the great Gord knows ‘he’s a really nice guy’.

          He just has such a tough time defending himself against terrible false accusations.

  33. 78
    Gorfoons Blownit says:

    Hang on a minute…
    would Gordon have £50k that he hadn’t borrowed or stolen from the good honest people of this country?
    Couldn’t have come from Labourites as they are all on benefits or working for the BBC.
    Second thoughts I expect it was a backhander from one of thier overworked execs

  34. 84
    TheCourtOfPublicOpinion says:

    A £50k fiddle isn’t even worth half an apology, as fivebellies demonstrated admirably.

  35. 88
    Tony Blair says:

    I lie for the warmongers and pocket $50m, fatboy covers up £50k bung and gets impeached. Always said it was a wank country.

  36. 89
    Cato Street Conspirator says:

    Brown will shortly discover he has a serious illness. And i don’t mean ‘compulsive lying’. The next general election may be the first in which one party fights under an ‘acting leader’.

  37. 91
    Moley says:

    Brown’s lies are becoming more frequent and more blatant.

    He is going downhill faster and faster.

    Will he crash before the election?

    • 97
      Moley says:

      He should be reported to Parliamentary Standards over his lie on Conservative defence spending; it is too blatant, too malicious, and easily provable as false.

      Who is writing this stuff for him; are they deliberately stitching him up?

    • 107
      concrete pump says:

      Should call him Herman Meier.

  38. 93
    notareargunner says:

    He’s taken his eye of the subject

  39. 105
    Busted Nokia says:

    Brown is the worst PM this country has ever had. Worst ruler, I think King John had more morals and lost less gold.

  40. 108
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    Just got sight of Cameron’s performance at today’s PMQs…fucking brilliant!!!!!!

  41. 111
    Damian McBride says:

    I am available to take the hit for the Prime Mentalist,

    WHEN I get a job.

  42. 115
    Fees Office Clerk says:

    Well worth watching Ben Bradshaw’s performance at PMQs. He nods throughout each of Gordon Brown’s answers like a devoted puppy trying to seek it’s master’s approval.

    • 157
      christy says:

      To 111.
      Yes I noticed Bradshaw nodding as if he had a Duracell up his arse.

      • 207
        iain says:

        anyone ever find clip of the standing ovation Bradshaw jumped up to lead at the end of Brown’s crap conference speech last year?

        • 230
          Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

          yeh if I ever see that Bradshaw round our way he better jog on the TWAT not 2 Jags though he can pack a punch that man

  43. 119
    MERDO McMENTAL- McBUST says:

    Oh that fund why didn’t you say !

  44. 122
    nell says:

    Seems it was the best PMQ’s for awhile and I missed it!

    I see what Guido says about the slush fund but I’ve also just read that gordon said he did not cut any funding to the military so presumably he is suggesting that that £1.4billion cut to helicopter funding was imaginary!

    Looks as if he lied today on more than one front.

    • 142
      Steve Expat says:

      nell, link to PMQs

      http://news.bbc.co.uk/democracylive/hi/house_of_commons/newsid_8485000/8485923.stm

      Notable for DC splitting his question in two, in order to ask about defence spending and later about the AV proposals – listen out for the quip about pulling the secretary from her chair!

      Also notable for the co-ordination of the Tories to all ask about defence, and for the Squeaker’s failure to stop around 10 planted questions allowing Broon a free hit at the Tories with bogus figures – and of course no right of reply.

    • 239
      Flat Earther says:

      117 – In Brownspeak its real but denoted by the term negative spend.
      The thing that stood out for me was him plucking out of thin air and repeating several times that the tories would have cut if they had won in 2005?
      Thats a lie and Cameron should demand an apology next week.

  45. 123
    Batch File says:

    I think ‘yes minister’ is far more true to life

    Who could ever forget You lied – The Tangled Web

  46. 124
    MERDO McMENTAL- McBUST says:

    Just An Observation But :
    if you go to BBc parliament you will see Mp’s dossing, fast asleep on the benches
    given that most of them own at least two houses
    why dont they fuck off home to sleep
    rather than looking like a load of homeless scum
    littering up parliament ?

    • 200
      Max says:

      Reasons:

      1. Don’t like to travel (with scary great unwashed)
      2. Costs a lot to get the heating going; no point if can keep that (expense) cash
      3. Food cheaper at HoC
      4. Booze cheaper at HoC
      5. Have you seen the fookin’state of the wife?

      Sorted.

  47. 125
    Peter Hain says:

    I fully support the Prime Minister and I am grateful for the £50,000 he may leave under the sofa in No 10, should he quit.

    Thank you Guido for permitting me to remind your rich bloated readership that
    I will accept any decent (1 mill+) election donations they may wish to throw my way.

    • 151
      MERDO McMENTAL- McBUST says:

      Peter Hain : in future when you are on the box
      would you please move your gob to give people an indication that you are actually speaking
      you come across like a ventriloquists dummy
      And by the way you look like a total twat
      thank you !

  48. 126
    Anonymous says:

    An apt song for Brown:

    Here come the morning that I say goodbye to ya
    Here come the morning that’ll say goodbye
    but I dont turn around cause the reason is treason

  49. 127

    Can I make it clear that I do not lie and I do not need to lie, as no one believes a word I say anyway.

  50. 128
    Gordon Brown MP says:

    Rocking Horse for sale.

    £50,000. ONO.

    Free NOKIA thrown AT you.

  51. 130
    gordon brwon- a liar says:

    7 years to get a degree?

    an eye injury? was it soccer? was it rugby?

    where did he get the money to buy his properties?

    a tv producer? ever seen an alleged programme?

    a manifesto promise on an eu referendum ?

    and today he came out with a classic at pmqs about fighting for british people and the right to have a referendum re voting!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    only one word sums him up!

    • 138
      Throbber says:

      spunkbubble?

    • 173
      Harry the Camel says:

      Eye injury was caused by rugger, soccer and err..tennis, according to McRuin.

      Oh, and he runs 3 miles a day.

    • 180
    • 198
      Anonymous says:

      “Britisher” was another Broonism which I enjoyed him blubbing today, nearly as much as “Con- Stit – Yoontz” and “Alki Ada”

      • 201
        Roger Daley says:

        I ain’t Anonymous – I forgot to log on. Divute.

      • 231
        Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

        Here`s a few Cod Eye translations
        Cuts= efficiency savings
        Lets be clear=here comes the bull
        Question his policies=your talking Britain down
        Best of all NO=Yes

    • 202
      Max says:

      I can answer item 3 in part; well documented that he required only a small amount of money to buy the first London property as it was being sold cheap by a certain Geoffrey Robinson who was dealing with the disposal of some of the assets of a Mr Robert Maxwell (I have no idea who these people are). The money to pay the mortgage came from you, the taxpayer. Just before taking residence at No.10 (forgetting that actually he lived on Downing Street since day one at, er, No.10) this flat was gifted to a Mrs Sarah Brown (who she is I do not know) and she remortgaged same on a special arrangement whereby she required no income to fund any interest or repayments obtained from some people known as Lloyds TSB.

      Allegedly.

  52. 135
    I Hate new Labour says:

    He’ll get away with, he always does. Just like Blair, and Smith, and Darling, and all the other lying Labour scum.

    The best we can hope for is that the election comes quickly and he disappears from our lives forever.

    Then, hopefully, a life of misery awaits him.

  53. 136
    MERDO McMENTAL- McBUST says:

    Has that John Terry bloke been hanging around Downing street ?
    Cause i heard he likes a”Bit Of Brown” ?

  54. 140
    Sir Barrington Minge says:

    Taxi for Broon!

  55. 141
    Anonymous says:

    Given that he throws his secretaries did he ‘chuck’his boyfriends when he was younger?

  56. 144
    Trust me , I am Anthony Lynton Blair man in the street says:

    Is there a possiblity of Money Laundering legislation being flouted?

    Anyone got Peter Goldsmiths number on speed dial?

  57. 145
    Clarence says:

    Brown could always try the Hugh Abbott defence.

    When Abbott was caught lying, hie told the Education Select Committee: “I categorically did not knowingly not tell the truth. Even though unknowingly I might not have done.”

    Abbott at least had some humility: Brown cannot admit to any weakness unless he is aiming for public sympathy.

    The original offence – failure to declare donations – was quite serious but not insurmountable. He could have ridden it out fairly easily, I imagine. Now he has denied doing it, there will be hordes of journalists all over it and if they find that such a slush fund did exist, Brown will be completely and utterly discredited. The act of lying about the offence will become more serious than the offence itself.

    I hope the Tories and media push him hard on this.

  58. 148
    Gerbil says:

    CH4 Twatter

    Gordon Brown has agreed to an hour-long TV interview with presenter Piers Morgan.

    McFuckwit bravely enters into the den of well…? hamsters ……..FFS!

    http://twitter.com/channel4news/status/8595677501

    • 162
      Steve Expat says:

      Apparantly it’s for Morgan’s “Life Stories” series – in other words a sympathetic puff-piece on how terribly disadvantaged he was and how he went on to greatness, with no hard political questions or questioning of his answers to anything…

      More brownwash from the media

      • 194
        Nick2 says:

        Proof if any more was required of ITV’s execrable programming. But why would any advertisers want to be associated with Brown? ITV viewers probably hate him more than any other demographic!

    • 195
      Moley says:

      Can anybody leak the preconditions?

      Questions agreed in advance.
      No interruptions by the presenter.
      Script agreed in advance and to be edited by Mandelson.
      Programme not to be broadcast live and subject to editing by Mandelson.
      Timed to go out just before the election announcement so that rules of impartiality do not apply.
      Long list of vetoed subjects. Slush funds, truthfulness, economy, prudence, boom and bust.

      I think we get the picture already.

  59. 149
    Sir William Waad says:

    £50,000 is only 8.6 seconds-worth of deficit/

    • 256
      IainM says:

      Actually it is probably more like 6.8 seconds of deficit as they have lied about the actual size of it! It is so astronomical that they have probably stopped even trying to calculate it as it has become a Pythagorean number, well the IMF is no longer believing anything Crash Gordon and Flipper Darling say so why should we!

  60. 159
    bandersnatch says:

    Tick tock tick tock tick tock

  61. 160
    Polly ToynB Smith Institute says:

    Gordon is wetting his knickers.

  62. 163
    Lord Murray Elder Smith Institute says:

    I am not like David Abrahams.

    He is a nobody.

  63. 166
    Archbishop John Sentamu Smith Institute says:

    Blessed is Gordo and his 50000 smackers.

  64. 171
    Deborah Mattinson Smith Institute says:

    £50000 Yes, Yes, Yes, Yes, Rock me Gordo, Yes , Yes

    Alastair Campbell

    Truth will out.

  65. 174
    Ed Balls Chief Porker, Piggy Bank Smith Institute of Pork Pies says:

    Smith Institute?

    Nothing to do with me. Now.

    • 232
      Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

      saw fatty Smith on straight talk yesterday did you Know she became an MP to serve the people get me a sick bag

  66. 177
    caesars wife says:

    Good question Eric , lets hope No10 havent switched to I pads , less easy to dodge !

  67. 178

    Brownj needs his gonads removing. We don’t need any more like him !

  68. 183

    I don’t know what all the fuss is about dunoo.
    Everybody knows that the Labour party (my party) is a collective group of Scottish low life brain dead troughing thieves and vagabonds and the odd ‘porky pie’here and there should not cause all this unwanted commotion.
    As everyone should have realised by now, our socialist agenda (principly communism) means that we have to destroy Britain piece by piece until it is broken, bereft and bankrupt. We have flooded England with criminal immigrants and benefit frudsters like ourselves. There is still room for more.
    Our job is almost done, so let me be so I can finish off the work by shutting down the NHS.
    Don’t forget to tell your friends to vote Labour.
    Thanks,
    Gordon. J. Brown. (alias Jock McTosser).

  69. 184
    Anonymous says:

    It won’t effect him in any way; it never does. People who hate him will just hate him even more (which won’t change anything). People who support him are either insane or corrupt and will continue to support him.

    He lies about absolutely everything, and he’s got away with it so far because nobody in government has the balls or morals to do anything about it.

    He could murder a child and the labour party would just say, “well, that’s our gordon, that’s just how he is…ho hum…let’s change the subject”

    Nothing, absolutely nothing will get him out of number 10 apart from losing the election, and even then he’d only go because if he stayed then he’d be in physical danger from a baying mob; he certainly wouldn’t leave number 10 simply because he lost the vote; he’ll only leave when there are thousands of voters about to amass who are at the “you lost the election. you leave now or we throw you out the fucking window you fucking evil piece of shit bastard” phase.

    Don’t underestimate Brown’s evil personality, or the complete lack of morals/balls of the labour party.

    The only way he’s leaving number 10 is by millions of people voting him out and then a substantial amount of people turning up on the number 10 doorstep with a (metaphorical) baseball bat in their hand, all ready to beat the shit out of him if he doesn’t leave.

    • 197
      Nick2 says:

      We’ll get an early indication of whether things have actually changed post election if the Met accurately describes the number of celebrating bystanders lining Whitehall when he’s driven away from Downing Street…

    • 210
      Crackers says:

      “There is neither shame in lying nor in being found out.”

      “Mendacity is an old fashioned concept and not relevant to progressive modern politics.”

      Epitaph of Alistair Blair-Brown

    • 225
      giant bee says:

      my baseball bat won’t be metaphorical, I can assure you

    • 234
      Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

      Watch this space armerd dinnerjacket has got nothing on this twat he will not go quietley trust me recounts here we come

  70. 185
    Disco Biscuit says:

    “I know nothing at all about what he is talking about”?

    From How to Detect Lies: Become a Lie Detector:

    •A statement with a contraction is more likely to be truthful: “ I didn’t do it” instead of “I did not do it”

    • Liars sometimes avoid “lying” by not making direct statements. They imply answers instead of denying something directly.

    • The guilty person may speak more than natural, adding unnecessary details to convince you… they are not comfortable with silence or pauses in the conversation.

    • A liar may leave out pronouns and speak in a monotonous tone. When a truthful statement is made the pronoun is emphasized as much or more than the rest of the words in a statement.

    Hmm…

    • Words may be garbled and spoken softly, and syntax and grammar may be off. In other words, his sentences will likely be muddled rather than emphasized.

    • 253
      Ex-pressman says:

      “The guilty person may speak more than natural, adding unnecessary details to convince you… they are not comfortable with silence or pauses in the conversation”.

      …like lawyers, you mean?

  71. 188
    Nokia, Nokia who's there says:

    The air will be thick with flying handsets tonight!

  72. 192
    Charles Manson says:

    Brown is a lying, nasty brute – time get get the gloves off and hit him round the ring. But what of the BBC? Not a peep from the Beeb on this, yet they will do Labour dirty work on crime stats!

    I am sick of BBC Pravda – they are so biased these days, I am going to stop paying the licence fee! If taken to court for non-payment, I will claim it is within my rights since the BBC has broken its Charter duty of impartiality!

    • 196
      Moley says:

      Don’t let the inspector in.

      Remain silent when asked anything.

      There will be no evidence to get you in court.

  73. 208
    Crackers says:

    What do they of lies know
    That only lies know

    The word lie has lost its meaning and the shame that follows its perpetration.

  74. 218
    The Beast of Clerkenwell says:

    Let me have men about me that are fat; Sleek-headed men, and such as sleep o’nights
    There are two kinds of fat
    The Nick Soames kind and then there is the McMental kind.
    Not sleek and happy, rather a twat who lives on takeaways in publicly funded housing shitting his pants wondering when the world will come crashing down around him

    • 228
      Dick Sniffin(real gay fuckwit) says:

      then there’s the kind of fat twat like Dick Sniffin who likes to take it up the chuff

  75. 227
    anon,anon,anon.... says:

    In the end it’s The Sun wot will do it.

  76. 235
    Satan Cat says:

    I sense an imminent demise in Gordon Brown’s honesty.

  77. 238
    Ed Balls Is A Proffit says:

    ahhh that was nice just wathched PMQ`s again (better than Avatar this wk) watch Bullshit Broon suck up to Clegg was lovely to see I wonder why?
    just rember Nick he will promise you the earth then deny it all

  78. 247
    Jethro Gibbs says:

    I am so sick of Brown. I am sick of politics again. What is the f……. point of PMQs? It’s a monologue, one side to the other. There are no questions worth answering most of the time. It’s like a greenhouse with plants from one side and snipes from the other. Brown wouldn’t know truth if it jumped up and bit his ass! Sickening fuffing bunch of overpaid, over blown, idiotic disgraces. How the hell does PMQs look to the rest of the world let alone the UK. Ahhh our great leader, a man who saved the world, in his small abridged mind!

    • 249
      Francis Futurama says:

      Brown wouldn’t know truth if it gnawed his bollocks off and spat them in his face. If he had any to gnaw.

      Brown doesn’t want to face the electorate, doesn’t want to debate on TV. What does the c’unt want? To remain in power indefinitely whilst unelected, despised, mentally and physically ill, to lord it over a population forced to seethe with anger and disbelief?

      Look out for a ‘terrorist’incident days or hours before the election. Get used to the idea that in June we will be in lockdown with Brown still gurning at us from on high, promising an election ‘just as soon as the security situation allows’. His beard will be wheeled out in front of the cameras to make reassuring cooing noises, reports of scattered riots will be supressed by the media and deleted from the internet by GCHQ. Cameron will be arrested and detained for riding his bike on the pavement. Huge posters up and down the country will proclaim “So what?”. Victoria Beckham will launch a new range of designer feminine hygeine spritzes under the brand-name of Vicky’s Vag. Graham Norton will take over as Director General of the BBC. Yasmin Alibi-Brown and Polly Toynbee will join in a civil partnership with nuptials televised from the Maldives – which have STILL not sunk beneath the waves.

  79. 248
    Francis Futurama says:

    Mail: Time to ‘lance boil’of resentment over ‘unfairness’of immigration, says Labour’s Margaret Hodge

    While she’s getting round to this she could show a bit of willing by stabbing herself in her own quim.

    Nasty, nasty woman.

  80. 254
    Phil says:

    just watch the clip with pickles witch i remember also read the lettr the brown, it just seems the are the same, however on the clip, it was the green party that made me the maddess when the only people she could think of as working worst hours than mp was other so called pofessional ie doctor nurses, it seems like all other she has not got to grip with poeple on low wages that have to work 12 to 15 hours a day for a living wage



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