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Listed below are comments made by The Guv'nor between Wednesday, 4th March 2009 and Tuesday, 21st April 2009.

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A U-turn on YouTube 10:14pm on 21 Apr 2009 Nick,

As much as I despise you as a 'repeater' one couldn't help but notice that you didn't post a link to the Prime Mentalists video today that one suspects you are referring to.

I therefore shall leave it to the public to draw their own conclusions -

http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/3553301/smile-smile-smile.thtml

Or how about the fine journalist, yes remember that is your supposed title also, Fraser Nelson here also on the state of the economy that the "chancellor of the world" as you described previously is responsible for-

http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/3554446/the-imfs-damning-verdict.thtml

Or even this from the same said Fraser Nelson -

http://www.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/3554911/balls-in-trouble.thtml

All on the same day.

Remind me Nick how you come to call yourself a 'Journalist' ???

Strange how Mr Nelson has managed to pick up on all these and yet you haven't.

How could that be...???

Oh hang on, you work for the BBC don't you, silly me, couldn't go "off message" could we.

My apologies.
Smith thought she'd be cleared 11:54am on 30 Mar 2009 So Jimmy Brown thinks that this is just a "personal matter" does he Nick/BBC?

Maybe if Mr Timney was using his own cash to pay for lurid television services then fair enough and I'd agree.

However, stealing money from my wallet to go and pay Mrs Palmer and her five lovely daughters a visit not just once, but twice, is simply an insult beyond and insult.

Oh and would anybody else in any other walk of life who "mistakenly" left such "additional services" on their bill, whilst staying away for their company in a hotel for example, be let off due to it being a "personal matter". Or would there be some disciplinary action and even sacking...hmm.

Somehow I think we all know the answer to the above, unless you happen to be an MP that is.
A Chile reception 7:41pm on 27 Mar 2009 Whoops again then for old Jimmy Brown on is worldwide tour...

Hasn't exactly had a great trip so far has he Nick.

The guv'nor of the BoE on his first day, first day of wasting my tax money flying via a private jet around the world that is, saying there wasn't a proverbial pot to relieve oneself in left for his grand and ever more delusional ideas of fiscal policies was hilarious.

Well, that as well as being the first guv'nor of the BoE in history to be granted an audiance with the monarch. I bet a few mobile phones where getting thrown around that night.

Then being thoroughly embarrassed and indeed shown up for the unremittant inane grinning idiot he is in front of the EU parliament by sensation Dan Hannan ( still not mentioned the speech that has become a worldwide sensation with over a million views in less than two days then hey Nick).

Then a trip to America where so little happened one could have blinked and missed it.

Crash then goes to Brazil where they have a £200,000,000,000 surplus because they didn't choose the sage advise of old prudance previously and blamed the whole crisis effectively on Europe and America, and rightly so.

Then today, whereby it must have hurt the 'Dear Leader' to hear somebody on the opposite side of the world he is supposed to be courting for support of splashing the cash like it is going out of fashion, effectively mirror what he has been ridiculing and rubbishing from the conservatives every waking hour of every living day, in order to cover up for his own mistakes and inadequacies.

I can't wait for tomorrow...
PM chooses his words carefully 08:51am on 26 Mar 2009 Exactly as to what aspect of that last post broke any of the house rules, name me where? One shall attempt the same post in a slightly different way and see if it gets through.

All I said was what many on here have said about how isn't it strange the way that no-one in the vast army of alleged journalists you employ at vast expense to me as a taxpayer, including Nick Robinson, have failed to mention the Hannan speech, yet, a very reputable station based in America that has the same name of an animal that is now banned from being hunted under this government managed to not only report it but have him on their station being interviewed by not only their business editor Neil Cavuto but also Glenn Beck at primetime in the USA.

If you where to also go onto a very popular video sharing site on the internet and type in either of these two gentlemens names as well as that of Mr Hannan you may be able to view what was broadcast.

Yet somehow the BBC political team not only managed to miss the speech in the EU parliament but also missed the fact that it has become the most viewed political video in the shortest amount of time in history on said video sharing site, yet a station based thousands of miles away across a vast Ocean on a different continent did speaks volumes.

Anybody would think the BBC was trying to cover up the Prime Ministers emarrassement, surely not....
PM chooses his words carefully 9:51pm on 25 Mar 2009 I'm very sorry BBC but I am simply not going to accept that my posting was unacceptable and therefore needed to be stopped to protect the public from my acerbic and indeed critical to the up-most of the current U.S.A. administration.

My posting was very reasoned and indeed constructive and if indeed inviting viewers to a rival channel 'FOX News' is breaking rules then so be it.

The facts are however that contrary to the propaganda you spread here in the UK that Obama is somehow some god like figure that is beyond even question or critique is beneath contempt.

If you check out the links you blocked everyone else from seeing even though they are freely available then maybe you will see the pettiness of your existance.

If they even allow this to be published if you where to type in say "barney frank" and "o'reilly loses it" onto 'YouTube' then you may see some critical journalism.

Still, I expect this to be sensored, still, thankfully there are other blogs to get the message across...
Brown looks to Obama for consensus 4:09pm on 25 Mar 2009 Still no mention at all of Hannan or Farage rebuttal of the 'blessed leader' in front of the EU parliament then BBC, what a surprise.

It is the most viewed video on 'YouTube' in the last 24 hours don't you know, yet seems to have been missed completely by the army of reporters that out number many nations standing armies at the BBC, or have they.....

...Pretending that something didn't happen and simply not reporting it doesn't mean that it didn't.

Get a few tips from China when you sent more than the entire British Athletics squad out there to cover it then hey Nick / BBC, or is that why so many went out there to get advise on how to censor news stories etc., it all makes sense now.

Have you read the BBC charter recently either Nick Robinson or your fellow colleage Mark Mardell?

I think you shall find that you have broken several rules on impartiality on this issue alone before even going into the entrenched left wing bias displayed regularly.

Thank goodness for the internet or this stuff would simply 'never have happened' had one relied on the media outlet I am forced by threat of jail to fund.

Get a grip BBC, you are fast becoming even more of a laughing stock both here and internationally than you already where, which is quite an achievement believe me.
To stimulate or not to stimulate? 9:09pm on 24 Mar 2009 Here's another one today telling old Jimmy Brown how it is in front of the entire EU parliament as well as Mr Hannan.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDwQEEAZhWM

Add them two to Merv giving a good hard slap in the face as well today.

Hardly a warm welcoming trip across the seas was it.

Yet has any of this been broadcast or even mentioned by either you or any of your other fully paid up luvvies over there at the BBC.

Not a bit of it.

It is portrayed by your headlines that the EU parliament where in awe of his sage advise etc ...yada yada spin spin waffle waffle...saviour of the world...ad nauseum.

Yeh right.
To stimulate or not to stimulate? 6:54pm on 24 Mar 2009 Funny that there has been no mention of this rebuke yet on the BBC.

http://www.order-order.com/2009/03/hannan-tells-gordon-he-is-pathologically-incapable/#comments

Wonder why that is...hmm.

So that is Brown Being humiliated on the world stage in front of the entire EU parliament as well as being effectively dismissed as one teacake short of a picnic in terms of his fiscal policies by the governor of the Bank of England.

Not been a good day has it.

Still, there is plenty more humiliation to come in the coming days, what with the endless scope of embarrassment of the G20 in a week or so looming on the horizon.

What fun....

* Hat tip to Guido Fawkes
Brown's message to the United States 4:44pm on 04 Mar 2009 From your live text -

1614 And, as expected, the UK PM announces that veteran senator Ted Kennedy will be awarded an honorary knighthood - Mr Brown singles out his work in the Northern Ireland peace process.

You what?

This would be the same Ted Kennedy that helped to fund the IRA then would it.

I suspect that the next time Brown visits Afghanistan he will be giving one to Osama Bin Laden and popping over to Libya to bestow one on Gadaffi as well whilst he is at it.

See below link -
http://iaindale.blogspot.com/2006/10/senator-edward-kennedy-traitor.html

I don't know why I am surprised really at the depths this man and Labour will sink to.
What Brown will say to Congress 4:14pm on 04 Mar 2009 I can see just how much they are looking forward to being lectured at by this hypocritical, mumbling buffoon -

http://www.order-order.com/2009/03/exclusive-embarrassed-congress-buses-in.html

The tears of laughter are still tripping me.

I can't exactly imagine when war criminal Blair was there they had to get members of staff to come and sit there instead of getting on with their other duties so as not to cause embarrassment.

Browns trip to the good old U.S.A. has a truly shamefull episode and a complete waste of taxpayers money.

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