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Listed below are comments made by Alan Phillips between Thursday, 16th October 2008 and Thursday, 3rd December 2009.

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Schools and the Class War debate 12:07pm on 03 Dec 2009 I'm, like many other viewers I suspect, am rather tired of Brown's tirade of speaking anything other than an answer at PMQ's. I have a Tory bias and as such I feel that I should allow others to judge my comments by the angle that I'm coming from.

Does the PM really think that a bit of his legendary bashing in the HoC's instead of answering a question does him good? Does the Clinking Fust think that Joe public really care about the choice of Schools his opposition parents decide was best for Jack or Jill? The Answer is No to both of these.

Do parents want good school but can't get one matter? Yes. Do the tax payer want to know how much of their hard earned cash they'd be parting with next year? Yes again. Dave is no angle, but he's not had a straight answer to a reasonable question in ages. PMQ's should be renamed PM has Q's to ask and not answer.

In this age of celebrity, all it seems want to aspire to a bit of social climbing, a Brown own goal me thinks
Improving Brown's domestic political prospects? 10:33am on 03 Apr 2009 Personally I thought that this was about Gordon touting himself to be leader of a new super regulator, thankfully it never got off the ground.
A Chile reception 11:54pm on 27 Mar 2009 A third world Britian created by a third rate PM, so much for the third way....
Jumped or pushed? 7:25pm on 11 Feb 2009 #9 Awoooga 99

I'm on new deal, doing a business that I had to moth ball because the bank stopped my O/D and had to sign on.Six months later here I am doing what I was doing, before having to be actively seeking work. You couldn't make it up!
Reporting the crime figures 10:52am on 22 Jan 2009 I take it that the Police have stopped doing their Speed (sorry road safety) campaigns for a while and the figure show this...

These figures are truely shocking, but in all fairness to the government, there is no easy answer to this trend.

It would be a good idea to free the police from the paperwork by using a typing pool (remember them?) to transcribe voice recordings of the info they (the police officers) would use to enter onto a form. This would only require a proof reading by said officers, thus using their time more effectively.
Hostile environment 10:43am on 19 Jan 2009 Is your training going to involve dodging mobile phones thrown by Heir Brown?

Seriously though, ad hoc plans by an ad hoc government, call an election.
Problem for the Tories 1:34pm on 12 Nov 2008 Official, the PM's a cold fish.

Having himself experienced the death of a child himself, I was mortified at his response to a reasonable question, even more so that the need for justice to this case to laid open. Doesn't he realise how shocked the nation is with the case of Baby P, his actions will add to the anger that we are feeling.

Regardless of economy, I truly hope that the people of the UK see this odious PM out of office. Clearly I'm a Tory supporter, but I'd happily see the Labour party in power for another 5 years IFF this pathetic excuse for a human being is gone....

Today is a sad day for Britian, more so when you concider in Children in Need week, remind us that our children deserve justice, not only from the abusers, but from those employed to do this.
Forcing the banks 9:52pm on 06 Nov 2008 I have to say well done Darling, well done Brown. As the song goes, You don't know what your doing....

The banks need a mechanism to create a risk free lending culture, they don't believe the Government and as a result they are making the government into lame ducks.

When political will bullies the bankers and their advice like this one has, don't be suprised to see them bite back. They no longer trust the government, shame it took so long to work it out,bigger shame it still is over a year before we can rid ourselves of them.

These rates can't be passed on, this would cause them to go the way of the rest of the country, on the point of going bust...
Cameron's economic problem 11:24am on 20 Oct 2008 The fact that Mandleson is back sats so much...

Out of ideas, out of touch and at the next GE, out of office.
Is there a Plan B? 11:42am on 16 Oct 2008 Gordon Not Flash, Trash

Bet McCavity isn't around for comment for a while.

On the Tory comment above, what can they say? The fact is that changes would have been made long before recent events. They supported the actions of GB and AD as they had painted themselves into a corner, and there could be no plan B. The secret as you will know, that you have always to allow yourself an opt-out if required.

So much for experience, same old Gordon, same result....

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