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March 21, 2009
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According to Brown's diary on my blog, it's sorted!
Posted by: oldrightie | March 21, 2009 at 01:36 PM
I JUST DESPAIR OF THE TOUCHY FEELY APROACH WE ARE GIVING TO THIS RABBLE CALLED A GOVERNMENT.THE TRUTH IS THIS IS THE WORST GOVERNMENT THIS COUNTRY HAS EVER HAD.THE COUNTRY IS ON ITS KNEES AND WILL BE FOR YEARS.WHAT DO WE GET TERESA MAY WHO MAKES ME THINK SHE IS SYPATHISING WITH THEM.GEORGE OSBORNE WHEN ASK FOR AN OPINION OF THIS BUNCH OF CHANCERS.APPEARS TO ACT LIKE A RABBIT CAUGHT IN THE HEADLIGHTS.WHY ARE WE SO APPOLIGETIC FOR BELIEVING IN THE TRUTH AND WHAT IS NEEDED TO BRING GB BACK TO SANITY.
Posted by: BLACKDAY | March 21, 2009 at 07:13 PM