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Listed below are comments made by power_to_the_ppl between Tuesday, 11th November 2008 and Saturday, 15th November 2008.

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Irresponsible or prudent? 5:09pm on 15 Nov 2008 Brown's a bloodsucking parasite
Who cares nothing for the public's plight,
And he'll take any chance
For personal advance;
Nu-Labour's reign is a blight.
Irresponsible or prudent? 5:00pm on 15 Nov 2008 As long as Nu-Lab are in power
They'll do nothing else but devour
All the money we earn
(Brown it's not yours to burn)
We've no choice but to kick out this shower.
Stimulating the global economy 6:23pm on 14 Nov 2008 re: 7, stanilic

Brown tried to bully Obama
Cos he lacks his charisma and glamour,
And you're spot on to state
That he has no mandate,
That Brown should be thrown in the slammer!

(The reason that Brown is a bully
Is that his thoughts are all woolly,
Incoherent with spin
And with nothing within,
Nu-Lab can do nothing but sully).
Stimulating the global economy 6:08pm on 14 Nov 2008 Aww the little Eichmann's referred posts to the mods again. Poor baby... no more tears.
PMQs row over Baby P 9:14pm on 13 Nov 2008 re: 434, grandy

No such thing as an 'independent inquiry'.
PMQs row over Baby P 8:44pm on 12 Nov 2008 Where's grandantidote? I miss his ludicrously starry-eyed politics, dreadful spelling and grammar and inane, digressive rambling... Nick's blog just isn't as much fun without him.
Problem for the Tories 5:26pm on 12 Nov 2008 From this week's Private Eye:

-42 percent: Drop in Labour vote at Glasgow East by-election, which was apparently Gordon Brown's worst moment in June

-37 percent: Drop in Labour vote at Glenrothes by-election, which was apparently Gordon Brown's finest moment last week

Says it all really. We don't want you or your lies, Labour... call an election NOW.
Two political gambles 07:13am on 12 Nov 2008 re: 145, denzil69

That's a pork pie so large even Prescott couldn't eat it!
Two political gambles 7:09pm on 11 Nov 2008 Brown in his ivory tower
Grows greedier with every hour;
He's taxed us to death
(And he's just like Macbeth
In his ruthless pursuit of power).
Talking tax cuts 4:05pm on 11 Nov 2008 re: 308, sagamix

I used to live with a Frenchman once, and he actually had strings of onions and a beret. Not content with being a stereotype, he was also a Marxist. We didn't get on.

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