glasfryn
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That's interesting, Shai Agassi (who is considerably smarter than you) said of him “the man is the most cerebral leader I have ever seen.”
He went to High School two years early. He studied for his degree aged 16, and got his PHD aged 34.
He lost his eyesight due to a rugby injury and if it hadn't been for experiemental treatment he would have lost both.
People who call him a 'one eyed twat', Vulture, are only showing themselves up. Pathetic.
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Clever does not necessarily mean that he was decent leader material. If anything, his tenure would back that up.
ILIKECANDLES
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I agree with that. I'm just pointing out he isn't as thick like some say!
ok perhaps not thick but maybe a bit clueless , you really must concede he was totaly out of his depth as pm and chancellor
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I was watching the news this morning, it had David Cameron saying hello to the nominees for the Pride of Britain at Downing Street.
He then shook hands with a blind man, and said "Hi, nice to see you"
bet that went down well
He then shook hands with a blind man, and said "Hi, nice to see you"
bet that went down well
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Sadly every thread that has a modicum of political matter about it ends up the same way..
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wouldnt say out of his depth, but certainly not suited to be PM. Oddly i actually like the man, some of the material i've seen, he genuinely appears to believe in his socialist ideals, something that I cant say about any of the current front benches on either side..
(no i dont expect Tories to have socialist ideals, before anyone says it!
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glasfryn
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just been listening to radio 2 interesting piece on tax evasion costing the country 70b a year yet the government are making a big thing about benefit fraud costing less than 2b a year
somethings very wrong here?
somethings very wrong here?
He was anything but clueless. He was a pretty good chancellor and an OK PM who was disliked by the media because he didn't have a Hollywood smile IMO. I think labour might have just edge it had the ridciously americanised TV debate been conducted on the radio.
Figures showed those who listened to the debate thought GB did ver well indeed. Unfortunatly he doesn't have Call me Daves stage presence.
The fact this country favours for charm over intelligence is very sad indeed.
As chancellor he steered Blair away from the Euro (how bad would that have been right now?)
From the Daily Mail (of all places):
"There is no question that at a time of intense international crisis, when global economies appeared on the verge of collapse and destruction, the British prime minister rose to the occasion and arguably saved Western capitalism."
Read more: GORDON BROWN RESIGNS: Towering achievements matched by misjudgments | Mail Online
Only if you believe the Government is there to serve the people and not suck the cock of Big Business.
Coming down hard on benefit fraud is taking attention away from all the tax evaders that are funding the tory party!
Get real.He was a friggin' disaster.
Are we talking tax evasion here or tax avoidance?Didn't hear the programme.
If we are talking tax evasion and not tax avoidance,I think you will find that there are plenty of cash in hand merchants who are highly unlikely to be funding the Tory Party.They are funding themselves!
Generally speaking, 'Big Business' will be using legitimate tax avoidance schemes to ensure they don't pay more tax than is necessary.
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Too right. This country is so f***ed as far as manufacturing goes it's not funny. Cameron in coma trying to tie updeals for British business. What the f*** has he got to sell?? See what the Germans and the french sold them and then compare that to our pathetic figures.
at least the people who are avoiding a bit of tax are actually working so in theory they are not drawing any benefits
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