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Gordon Brown is a fat useless lump of lard. I wonder how long it'll be after he gets booted at the next election before he commits suicide (I'm serious here, the man is a nut job!).
You fat cunt, McShit!
"LIKE A BREEZEBLOCK TO YOUR FRONTAL LOBE"
British police officers have been secretly training Libyan forces despite Colonel Gaddafi's refusal to cooperate over the investigation into the murder of Pc Yvonne Fletcher, it has emerged.
The training programme, which was approved by then Home Secretary Jacqui Smith in 2007, was allowed to continue while Metropolitan officers were refused visas to investigate the shooting of Pc Fletcher outside the Libyan Embassy in London in 1984.
The lopsided diplomatic relationship was last night branded an insult to the memory of the murdered police officer, who was herself a member of the Met Police before being shot dead from within the Libyan Embassy in 1984.
This afternoon I was asked to appear this evening on the World Tonight to do an interview on spending cuts. I agreed. I was asked if I preferred a pre-record or live. I said I preferred live.They agreed and made the arrangements. I was then telephoned and asked in detail about my views. (They are on the website anyway). When I said they should ask the government where their cuts were coming, as I was happy to set out my proposals and Conservative proposals, there seemed a hesitation. I said if they did not want to do that I would naturally raise the question. They then confirmed the interview.A few hours later they left a phone message to say they did not want to do the interview after all! Clearly they did not want me asking on air for Labour to explain where their cuts were coming under the new headings the PM has so wisely set out.

Mr Joyce, parliamentary private secretary to Mr Ainsworth, was critical of Government policy in Afghanistan and called for a reduction in the British commitment.
He said Labour would not win the next General Election until it got a 'grip' on defence and demanded an exit strategy from Afghanistan during the next Parliament.
Ministers are creating a £120,000-a-year post to help them communicate through the internet.
The deputy director of digital engagement will push Labour's policies on social networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace, Bebo and Twitter.
The successful applicant, dubbed the 'Deputy Twittercrat', must 'confidently engage with audiences on non-governmental online channels'.
A traffic warden's basic wage is £17,000. The basic starting salary for some soldiers is £12,572, and under new rates a serviceman or woman of private rank earns at least £16,227 plus a £2,320 tax-free operational allowance. Considering soldiers are working in the most dangerous of roles, they do a superb job, and deserve to be rewarded for it!.....

The British government decided it was “in the overwhelming interests of the United Kingdom” to make Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, the Lockerbie bomber, eligible for return to Libya, leaked ministerial letters reveal.
Gordon Brown’s government made the decision after discussions between Libya and BP over a multi-million-pound oil exploration deal had hit difficulties. These were resolved soon afterwards.
The letters were sent two years ago by Jack Straw, the justice secretary, to Kenny MacAskill, his counterpart in Scotland, who has been widely criticised for taking the formal decision to permit Megrahi’s release.
The correspondence makes it plain that the key decision to include Megrahi in a deal with Libya to allow prisoners to return home was, in fact, taken in London for British national interests.




