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Listed below are comments made by brookhillboy between Friday, 27th March 2009 and Thursday, 25th June 2009.

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The 'phoney' war of words 11:16am on 25 Jun 2009
There needs to be a mature and adult debate on the problems ahead and how to solve them .
First question
Has anyone thought about tomorrow's child and the legacy we leave ?
When Germany was re-united the West german taxpayer paid 7% more in tax for 3 years to ease the transition .
This was grown up and worked well .
Politics and the voters seem to be so immature today in this country and will vote for the party that offers the most candy.
Blair kept the backbenchs quite and the heartland voters have all there desires met by former chancellor Brown .
Pathetic .
Summertime and the living isn't easy for Gordon 11:57am on 22 Jun 2009
The chain of events leading up to the invasion is understadable after the 9/11 attack .
America was hungry for revenge.
Osama was hiding in Afghanistan
Russia ended up with 30,000 body bags when they occupied it ,
so Bush had to find an alternative
Iraq!
Unfinished business and safe to attack.
How so?
Hans Blix said it was safe
Goldsmith changed his mind once he was sure it was safe
The proof of this will never be revealed but you ask the question .

If you were in charge of the best troops in the world would you send them across thousands of miles of open desert to Baghdad if you thought they could be obliterated ?
No way in an election year .

They knew it was safe

Where did the rumour of WMD come from ?
Was it a planted story to lure the Americans into the area .?
Who was the Middle East envoy then?
Time for Labour to come clean over cuts 10:47am on 17 Jun 2009 the problem for the Tories is they do not have a Machiavelli figure to mastermind the PR like Mandy.
Taxpayers funded adverts about "real help" which coincidentally is the Labour election mantra.
"Tory cuts" which will stick in the minds from history .
This boy has form and could quite easily transform the Labour prospects in time .
Relying wholly on Cameron is a mistake by the Conservatives
Osborne needs to be heard about his sentiments on our finacial position .
He also needs to have the shadow ministers who will tighten their belts to support him.
We are not wholly stupid and will listen to reasonable arguments .
Tories have been complete rookies at the black arts for 10/15 years and need to get a grip.
Revolution postponed 10:59am on 09 Jun 2009 So the Bisto Kid survives to drive the gravy train for a while longer .
What exactly has Mandy got on him when he can strenthen his position at the expense of capable grown men (and women ).
The sheilas should have known where the real power lies-talk about on your bike!
But the real betrayal is of the franchise given by the returning soldiers for a land fit for heroes .
They do not understand this land .
We are the sons of Nelson,the daughters of Boudicca, and the owners of the Magna Carta .
Where are the heroes now?
Not the creeps who now walk the corridors of power .
The nub of it all -a btrayal of tomorrow's child.
Government 'disintegrating beneath his very feet' 12:59pm on 03 Jun 2009 Clearly the best speaker today-Andrew Neil
The most incisive yet and reflecting exactly the mood of the nation
.Anita gets a star also !
Uncharted territory 1:09pm on 18 May 2009 Politicians are in denial-they just do not get it .
They allowed the "spiv" culture to flourish because it was worth it personally.
We will not ever forget it .
More to come? 2:18pm on 13 May 2009
now we know how blair survived his terrible stewardship by greasing the palms of the "heartland" mp's .Whiter than white -what a joke!
Air thick with talk of a reshuffle 12:53pm on 06 May 2009
Everthing and i mean everything they do or say is about retaining power.
So it is quite possible the party will commit fratricide.
Just like Maggie was done in gov!

Talking of Maggie
30 years and it is clear what her fatal flaw was
Education.....
That is why Tony seized on it and is the reason the Tories still have a soft underbelly .
Budget Day +1 10:14am on 24 Apr 2009
A cynical betrayal of tomorrow's child for the sake of some grubby votes .Shame!
Gilts and innocence 09:12am on 27 Mar 2009 Can you smell a rat?
Why has this Government committed my great-grandchildrens' inheritance to these vast spending plans .
Special pleading from the Labour heartlands that is why .
It is all about an election,the puruit of power at any cost .
Vote now for the "real help" and to hell with the future .
A cynical betrayal.

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