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Listed below are comments made by canttakeanymore between Wednesday, 14th January 2009 and Monday, 27th April 2009.

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'A crucible of terrorism' 1:32pm on 27 Apr 2009 when in trouble- leave the country

Can he stay away please- for about a year
The blame game 12:49pm on 01 Apr 2009 Nothing Obama can do or say can save Brown or Labour. The clock is ticking and soon yesterday's man will be history
Bringing Brazil to the table 4:45pm on 26 Mar 2009 I see Hannan's reached 730,000 posts on youtube now. My first post was removed by the mods as this was seen as 'not relevant' to the topic

My point is 730,000 people feel it is relevant. Those 730,000 people believe that Gordon Brown's trip will achieve nothing

I am still amazed that Nick has not seen fit to comment on this
Brown looks to Obama for consensus 5:50pm on 25 Mar 2009 Lets have some more feedback from the Hannan speech. If I had not come on here I would not even have seen it- a masterful performance- I have forwarded the link to several friends and colleagues and asked they do the same

Brown is deluded, his childish smirking speaks volumes compared to Hannan's measured tones
The 'special partnership' 12:08pm on 03 Mar 2009 it just gets better....
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article5837571.ece
Confusion on the wildcat strikes 10:35am on 02 Feb 2009 Looks like it's Brown's winter of discontent. This is what you get from making fatuos 'British jobs for British workers' comments. Got him a round of applause at the conference and a whole lot of trouble now- typical new labour- all short term spin and soundbites over policy

Call an election now
Green shoots 5:51pm on 14 Jan 2009 #45

Doctor Disraeli- perhaps you could explain what it is you sell that made the orders roll in after a 2.5% VAT cut as lesser retailers ( minor ones like M&S) Say it made not a shred of difference?
Green shoots 5:47pm on 14 Jan 2009 #42 Ned- even before the Credit crunch the consensus was that Brown would have to either cut back on spending or increase taxes in order to meet his fiscal rules and not go above 40% of GDP. Brown never put any money away in the good times to act as a cushion in the bad- but then as he said- 'no more boom and bust'.

I particularly liked the fact then when he would trumpet ' growth for x amount of consecutive quarters' he never mentioned those that were under the tory regime

I used to think he was arrogant- now I am convinced he is just stupid
Green shoots 5:29pm on 14 Jan 2009 Of course- stupid me!- it's all the press talking up the recession. So what about the constant stream of job losses every day??

This is not spin these are cold hard facts - each one which is a nail in the coffin of this 'achieve nothing' Government

The sooner we have an election the better
Green shoots 5:20pm on 14 Jan 2009 To understand the arrogance of this woman ( although God only knows why) you only have to look at the quote from her which she made via e mail during the Railtrack saga about the small shareholders being 'grannies losing their blouses'.

Indeed, if my memory serves me correctly, the only reason this quote saw the light of day was the legal action by the shareholders

This is the real contempt that the Labour Government hold for the electorate

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