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Listed below are comments made by GrumpyBob between Thursday, 8th October 2009 and Monday, 9th November 2009.

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Filming a revolution 11:08am on 09 Nov 2009 It seems a shame that the East Germans now have some freedom and Browns Government
have taken every freedom away from the British people.
We probably have more "enforcers" more "agents" and more Coucil powers than the East Germans ever had

How Brown has to cheek to pontificate on the subject defies belief.
Boxed in 09:00am on 06 Nov 2009 If the BBC and general press hadnt fallen for the Labour Spin of calling "Printing Money" QE Then perhaps we would view it for what it is. The desperate attempt by a failed Government and a situation more suited to a banana republic. Unfortunately, our "financial press" like the spin just as much as the Government.
QE ! Bah Humbug. It Is simply PRINTING MONEY and we have duped again hook line and sinker.
Fianancial journalists owe it the British public to display and explain things for what they are, not simply pander to the Goivernmenmts cover ups.
Cameron shuns 'Euro bust-up' 11:55pm on 04 Nov 2009 Mr Camerons email blog tonight is full of previously loyal conservative voters telling Cameron that they will now vote for UKIP or another party.
I doubt Cameron or his minnows bother to even read the responses to his spin pages but if he doesnt, it may cost him the next election, despite the fact he seems to be smuggly calling No 10 his home allready.

I for one have made up my mind today that I will now vote UKIP after 40 years of voting conservative. This is not just about the EU, this is about our shameless politicians simply ignoring the voters and carying on in the same old manner. Promises Promises and more Promises and NEVER delivering and NEVER having the decency to resign. I wish the BBC reporters would actually report on the growing resentment of the voters instead of quoting "The House Didnt Revolt Against Him" THE VOTERS WILL
Another shameful display by our politicians.
and a sad day again for the UK public.
Czech president swallows bitter pill 9:27pm on 03 Nov 2009 Boilerplated wrote:

"I understand that the next "Britain's got Talent" auditions are especaily looking for political satirists..."

I would audition but I will be too busy working helping to pay the contributions to the EU gravy train for Kinnock and all the other unelected "Power Brokers"
Czech president swallows bitter pill 8:42pm on 03 Nov 2009 Just another leg of the journey to a totally controlled Federal Europe that makes the old USSR look like a democracy. Rules made by non elected commisionares, enforced by unelected Government officials and council hit men and now the prospects of a "President" despised by many of his own countrymen and "Elected" by the unelected "Lord Meddlesome"
Utter contempt for the people of Britain and a despicable disregard for the millions who lost their lives to keep a free world.
The Treasury hedge fund 6:37pm on 03 Nov 2009 Darling is more like bookies runner for Brown and Lord Meddlesome
So near and yet so far 10:58am on 20 Oct 2009 It seems a godsend to the British public to be honest. Why would we want to listen to three at once ducking every question and simply gabbling about anything other than the questions asked.

Not one of them seems to even get near to the problems facing the public of Britain. All have fancy ideas and inititives which cost more and more whilst the general worker suffers yet again.
Just read HYS on the BBC if you need to know the things that concern most people. Politicians have never lived in the real world and their policies dont address the real problems, a soap opera debate will do nothing to help.

Shame their seems no alternatives to the "Big Three" perhaps that is why fringe parties are making up the ground albeit very slowly.
Moving in the right direction 3:41pm on 19 Oct 2009
Shame we "invented" new "super business wizards" like the Northern Rock mob, just to satisfy the Directors ego and Browns "economic growth" Had these self serving ego maniacs been made to work within a solid framework that has worked well for years we wouldnt have got into this mess.

Although I suspect Brown knew the bubble would burst but hadnt worked on Slimy Tony jumping ship and leaving Gord holding the can of worms.
Was 2,000 a myth? 3:24pm on 15 Oct 2009 If someone asked Brown what his name was he would have difficulty giving an honest answer.
Conferences: Not what they used to be 4:38pm on 08 Oct 2009 83 sterling-donefor

Im afraid I COULD have been listening to a rerun of the Labour Party

Nothing I have heard from this conference has changed my belief that NOTHING will change. Osborne will tinker round the edges, Dave will talk tough and reinvent the ASBO. The banks will still divide and conquer their customers with small print and lies. The Quango's will duck and dive and surprive AND prosper and more billions will be spent trying to reinvent the wheel and dismantle the total mess Labour have created.

And, for the record, No one could despise Brown and his useless coherts more than I and almost anyone would be better than our present encumbants in the Commons but I cannot see any difference Cameron and his boys will do resolve the decline of Great Britain.
Grumpy BoB, 40 years a Conservative voter.

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