September 20th, 2012

Nick Clegg Says Sorry (The Apology Autotune Remix)

Awesome humility via The Poke

UPDATE:

Smart move…


42 Comments

  1. 1
    geoffers says:

    That is brilliant.

    • 9
      Quiet Bat Person says:

      What amuses me is that the LibDem supporters who are upset obviously have no grasp of what being the smaller party in a coalition entails.

      • 10
        V1le Labour ruined my Country says:

        What a total bunch of losers the limp-dumbs are. Who will ever trust their manifesto again. They should stick to what they do best, wearing sandals and having strange sexual habits!

        • 16
          Spode says:

          An internet first! I could actually smell the panic!

          • David Laws Lib Dem Fiddler says:

            Ming Campbell is the chancellor at St Andrews University and bestows degrees to EU students who do not pay university tuition fees while at the same time awards degrees to English students who have paid tuition fees. How sorry is Clegg? Was it not Vince Cable responsible for the tuition fee hike??? How sorry is he for that. Clegg said no more broken promises, okay let’s have the right to recall pledge enacted please.

    • 11
    • 15
      Anonymous says:

      Where can I buy this?

    • 35
      lojolondon says:

      The only pledge that really matters is the one he never mentioned – the promise of a referendum on the EU. They can’t blame the Tories for breaking that one, because THEY BOTH LIED!!

  2. 2
    The Public says:

    Sorry is not enough.

  3. 3
    Libdem lying bastard back in the wilderness says:

    Not nearly as sorry has he’s going to be after the next general election!

  4. 4
  5. 5
    DO NOWT DAVE the DOWNING STREET DOORMOUSE says:

    An MP is paid £150,000 per year by a company because

    A: they would like to influence policy ?
    or
    B:They really like him ?

    • 7
      And C. says:

      They think the two-faced fucker might like to join their Board? (subject to certain Terms and Conditions – nowotimeen?)

  6. 6
    Princess PC P£atitudinous Po-Face Po£yTwadd£e, talking down at poor people from her Ivory Tower, says:

    I am a£ways RIGHT!

    I am never WRONG!

    Clearly the £iberal Democrats let one down badly!

    However, putting that aside . . . I expect to feted with the finest Champagne Reception when I graciously visit the £ieBore Conference.

  7. 8
    dirty git says:

    I’d like to set it set to this one…

  8. 12
    Fungal Nail says:

    “I did not have sexual relations with that woman.”

  9. 14
    Jedward says:

    We are currently working on a rap version of Nick Cleggs “sorry” statement,which will take the charts by storm.

  10. 17
    curious says:

    ….”this is a promise YOU CAN TRUST”
    “we have costed this out”
    “You can Trust this our promise”

    http://www.libdems.org.uk/news_detail.aspx?title=Nick_Clegg’s_speech_at_Liberal_Democrat_manifesto_launch&pPK=3b9cb8a6-18ed-4345-a2c0-af29e5117efd

  11. 18
    HenryV says:

    Super! Can’t wait to show my LibDum councillor…..

  12. 19
    I don't need no doctor says:

    Paxman gave vince cable a going over last night. The lib dems are all in tnis together.

  13. 20
    I don't need no doctor says:

    How many shovels has clegg worn out.

  14. 21
    The Ex-Factor says:

    Louis : We’re looking for someone who can sell records .You’ve got the whole package, the looks, the voice, the girls will love you and I think you’ve just got your first number one record.

    Gary : I think we’ve found our little pop star.

    Tulisa : I loved it, can you do a ballid ?

    Gerry : I’m mad as a box of frogs !

    Mel B : Sorry but I hated it .

  15. 22
    Jesus's wife says:

    That clip crucifies me.

  16. 23
    Laws of the Bungle says:

    say what you like about Cleggy; he might be a bloody useless politician but he’s got a lovely singing voice.

    No wonder he’s serenaded at least 5000 women into his bed.

  17. 24
    Some Twat up North says:

    What a wanker

  18. 25
    Snaplegs says:

    That’s quality, certainly had me chuckling over morning coffee.

    If only he meant it

  19. 26
    what an exhibition! says:

    He’s a Pricke (dutch sp?) for making promises which, in all practical considerations, he could never keep. At the same time, I think he has been held up by those who were looking for a scapegoat figure for the curtailment of their unsustainable expectations.

    • 29
      Helpful says:

      His and the Lib Dems basic problem was that they felt they could make any manner of promises without any consequence because there was no chance of power and being held to account. Power and being held to account is not something they are familiar with and it appears they don’t like it much.

      It will raise its head in the next GE: do they proceed as normal and make whatever promises make people feel warm and cuddley or do they behave like a political party that stands a chance of some power?

      Their current position of being in the Government but behaving like they are the Opposition gives a clue.

      • 37
        Baldy says:

        Clegg’s already writing the follow-up shit ‘Who’s Account?’ hoping to sell-out on iToons (to the same music):
        “You English students voted for us
        knowing what we’re like
        and what we’d done before,
        so really you fucked yourselves.
        Who’s a count..
        you’re a count..
        your account…is billed”

  20. 27
    genghiz the kahn says:

    There is a huge wedding, the bride looks wonderful, the groom is handsome and all is going well. After a while, the bride goes off to change, and is taking her time.
    The distraught groom rushes in and shouts then leaves: “The Wedding’s off. Someone fucked the bride.” Silence, then ten minutes later. He rushes back in an yells. “Don’t worry, he’s apologised.”

    Why does this spring to mind?

    Even the dimmest, most daft Limp Dim ought to have realised that a Hung Parliament might mean a coalition without Labour. The LD activists are worse than my joke.

  21. 28
    Ash Ken the Question says:

    Talking of Lib Dems, Huhne’s in court today…

  22. 34
    keredybretsa says:

    Brilliant. So sorry we must earn from our mistakes.

  23. 36
    TGF UKIP says:

    We have a new Blinkie. Guido should have a blinking contest – Clegg v Balls

  24. 38
    Wwotne says:

    I’d like to see one of Blair apologising for the disasters he’s responsible for…..but then Saints can do no wrong can they?

    In your dreams …. Oh Tony Full-of-Baloney!

  25. 39
    Anonymous says:

    Sorry for mistakes – first ego hurdle but the real hurdle is realising why you erred, and then atually doing something about it. Without truly inspirational leadership and without “becoming a better person/party” then sorry chaps but you have lost my vote and pretty much everyone I know who voted for you. At least one person I know is seriously considering voting B-N-P because of you. Speaking as someone who has made many mistakes in life hmself I can tell you that sorry is not the solution, but just the starting block. BTW would you have got there of your own accord or only because you know you will loose votes if you dont get it right now? If the latter you still have a long way to go and not much time.

  26. 41
    Dr Evil says:

    His career as a pol just died.

  27. 42
    Nick says:

    The Lib dems have always lied, pretend to be Conservative in labour seats and labour in Conservative seats – a decietful bunch of tossers.


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