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Listed below are comments made by Katanamochi between Friday, 19th September 2008 and Monday, 20th October 2008.

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A fairer society? 00:22am on 20 Oct 2008 There is someone doing rather well out of the credit crunch chaos - Robert Preston himself

To be fair few weeks ago I would have said Robert who ????

Now he is becoming a house hold name.
A global solution needed 4:11pm on 10 Oct 2008 So is this the start of the Armageddon you said was averted a few days ago, or is it the fuse that is well and truly alight?
Armageddon avoided 00:28am on 09 Oct 2008 With respect Robert it’s been 1 day - the impact or lack of impact will unknown for a while.

There are still a lot of unknown factors on the horizon (US Election and how the markets react to the results for example).

But one certainty is Gordon brown and Darling have more or less staked what’s left of their reputations on this high stakes gamble.

I wont speculate, as I am no expert by any means.

But for their sake's it better show some positives soon, as they committed a considerable amount of my and everyone else’s tax money.
Caption Competition 00:36am on 03 Oct 2008 A desperate G Brown asks the Coronation Street writers do their bit to bolster support for his economic recovery plan.
Prime ministerial performance? 5:10pm on 30 Sep 2008 1) Charlie your not very enlightened.

One of the few times I have bothered to read your posts, and as usual I found it unfair.

Your post showed you did not listen to what was said.

The law that you say is sensible we will see if that’s the case, we are in uncharted waters and no law can be called sensible until we see how it deals with the situation, Gordon recently has a history of shooting wide of the goal (10p springs to mind).

You cherry pick parts Camerons speech to prop up your own view not very Zen of you 'fairness’ don’t appear to come into it when you do stuff like that.

has it ever occurred to you that maybe Cameron is actually trying to help he may disagree with browns answer but for the time being is willing to put objections aside and do what they can.

Or are you so blinded by hate for them your actions simply spreads bad karma ( 'cause' to defend your belief in brown and fail to understand our concerns 'effect' makes ppl more hard line against him and you). This is evident by the sheer numbers that attack you and him on here.

He is dropping opposition now to deal with the immediate crises. And will return to this if and when the crisis is over.

It’s the only approach open at the moment deal with the crises and then argue the case to make sure it never happens again, I was starting to waver on Cameron but now I see he’s a man I can support with confidence.

As for your rhetoric charge isn’t that the exact same thing brown did last week words phrases buzzwords designed to convince ppl he is the right man.

Difference is ppl like you loved him for it, but when Cameron did it you dissed him for it, all that does is to make you is an hypocrite, just like the rest of us, and don’t help you live up to the enlightened persona you try to portray on here.

I can say the same thing about labour all the pretty words will not make up for the dismal failures we have seen from them especially in recent years, I can also use your tactics the pre Tory years which I also remember but I wont, I am more interested in the future than living in the past.

Brown was supposed to be this great chancellor yet he didn’t have the Witt to say hang on what would happen if all the credit started to dry up one day, perhaps we should put plans in just in case that happens.

This is a simple scenario to consider and not unforeseeable as claimed, which I why I am not in dept and have never been, result a healthy savings account in a wiser bank to offset the bad times.

He didn’t do that and no apologist can cover up for that fact, result we now have to knee jerk react to deal with it.

Charlie lets have some fairness from you once and try to understand our side or do you intend to continue to be a pre 17th century tengu on these blogs.
Government in waiting? 02:21am on 29 Sep 2008 Going to throw the red flag wavers a bone, I stopped supporting labour 6 years ago, and I haven’t seen anything from them that will change my mind.

If they sacked of brown and his lot and got back to their core principles.

I may look at them again with a fair open mind, until then I am firmly in the Tory camp.

A chimp in a shoehorned into a suit would make a better pm than brown.
Who has been the UK's greatest post-war prime minister? 1:33pm on 26 Sep 2008 I voted For Thatcher then Blair for top

Putting aside the troubles with them - they where strong prime ministers.

I put brown down at the bottom where he belongs.
Life change for Kelly 10:58am on 24 Sep 2008 Nick I saw your interview with brown this morning he was back to his usual mr bean stuttering self.

Next time you interview him ask him not to keep looking to the left or down every few seconds, that’s a sign of evasion and being uncomfortable.

Especially noticeable when you asked him about Ruth Kelly .
All about Gordon 6:41pm on 23 Sep 2008 This is all well and good - it is make or break time.

I said he won’t go previously and it appears that was right.

But feel he has manoeuvred himself into a corner ‘I am the man to lead the country do you agree is more or less the sense i got from his speech’.

I sense depending on how well the Tories do next week and result in the upcoming by election, these will decide his political future one way or another.
Cleaning up 1:28pm on 19 Sep 2008
190) jonathan_cook

'Three cheers for Gordon and his big clunking, economic genius fist. Hip Hip......'

listens for the cheeers and Hears the sounds of crickets chirping

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