Brown has aged

[201p 1,701]

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/the-world-is-sleepwalking-into-a-financial-crisis-–-gordon-brown/ar-BBNgi2m?li=BBoPWjQ&ocid=mailsignout

 

[Austin Allegro 7,630]

3 minutes ago, 201p said:

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/the-world-is-sleepwalking-into-a-financial-crisis-–-gordon-brown/ar-BBNgi2m?li=BBoPWjQ&ocid=mailsignout

 

'Had on, Cap'n Mainwaring, had on just a wee while....we're doomed, ah tell ye....DOOMED!'

Edited September 13, 2018 by Austin Allegro

[Malthus 2,066]

3 minutes ago, 201p said:

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/news/the-world-is-sleepwalking-into-a-financial-crisis-–-gordon-brown/ar-BBNgi2m?li=BBoPWjQ&ocid=mailsignout

 

He has a serious brass neck making any public statements 😡😡

[dgul 7,151]

Yup -- that's because Brown's just an idiot, albeit one responsible for many of the country's ills.  He's not the one with the picture in the attic.

[snaga 3,421]

perhaps we can blame his inability to recall events on alzheimer's? or am I being too kind?

Edited September 13, 2018 by snaga

[Chewing Grass 7,092]

Mustn't be drinking teenagers blood in the cabinet office with the great undead one anymore.

[A_P 1,051]

Turned vegan?

[spygirl 12,785]

Does that to you, hiding in the closet wearing your wifes stockings.

[Option5 3,159]

2 minutes ago, spygirl said:

Does that to you, hiding in the closet wearing your wifes stockings.

Doesn't everyone?

[Roger_Mellie 2,301]

At least he's stopped smiling. 

That obviously coached rictus grin he used to wear looked ridiculous.

[Strawberry 1,926]

That bigoted man

[dgul 7,151]

16 minutes ago, Option5 said:

Doesn't everyone?

wife's stockings -- no way. 

[Option5 3,159]

4 minutes ago, dgul said:

wife's stockings -- no way. 

Yeah, I've got my own and they're hold ups

Edited September 13, 2018 by Option5

[Horrified Onlooker 1,926]

If ever there was a man that didn’t deserve to grow old.

[OurDayWillCome 2,938]

2 hours ago, dgul said:

He's not the one with the picture in the attic.

He does have a picture in the attic, but there’s only so much the Devil will allow his picture to absorb. If Gordo wasn’t such an evil prick he would still look like a teenager. Fuck knows how bad his picture is, it must be grotesque beyond grotesqueness.

[Errol 2,105]

He looks like he is either very ill, or has just recovered from a serious illness.

[JackieO 4,835]

Official portrait 2009

 

 

 

These days my 83yo dad looks much much younger than McRuins 67yo self posted above...

 

Edited September 13, 2018 by JackieO

[swiss_democracy_for_all 8,347]

It's the guilt IMO. He can't possibly not know what he's done, after all he's reputed to have high intelligence (difficult as that may be to believe).

Imagine having socialist principles, and going into your declining years knowing that all you did when in power betrayed all of those principles and all the people you were meant to represent, and helped all the people who you thought were your enemies.

He can do maths. He knows what's coming. He knows he's going down in history as the worst ever chancellor and the worst ever PM, and he knows now there's nothing he can do about it.

 

[PatronizingGit 2,508]

31 minutes ago, swiss_democracy_for_all said:

It's the guilt IMO. He can't possibly not know what he's done, after all he's reputed to have high intelligence (difficult as that may be to believe).

Imagine having socialist principles, and going into your declining years knowing that all you did when in power betrayed all of those principles and all the people you were meant to represent, and helped all the people who you thought were your enemies.

He can do maths. He knows what's coming. He knows he's going down in history as the worst ever chancellor and the worst ever PM, and he knows now there's nothing he can do about it.

 

Browns budgets always fell into the baffle them with bullshit rather than blind them with brilliance category. Still, the beeb lapped it up.

 

I think Browns 'popularity' (if it even gets to that level) is due to labour wanting a kind of statesman, wise old man character. Clearly Bliar, the warmongering zio-bot neocon can't be that, and the previous labour leaders are either dead or Kinnock. So Brown is all thats left.

[unregistered_guest 2,089]

5 hours ago, PatronizingGit said:

 

I think Browns 'popularity' (if it even gets to that level) is due to labour wanting a kind of statesman, wise old man character. Clearly Bliar, the warmongering zio-bot neocon can't be that, and the previous labour leaders are either dead or Kinnock. So Brown is all thats left.

There's always Ed Balls...

Oh wait, I see what you mean.

[twocents 7,043]

They just keep wheeling them out.  It doesn't help Britain but then few if any mainstream politicians do.

The established and well known doom mongers haven't really been right so far - or at least not to the extent that they predicted.  Although there's been a lot of political turmoil and manipulation of statistics and reckless and insane policies such as mass immigration along with the ban on free speech etc which has resulted in a similar mood and feeling to what you might expect during a serious economic collapse.

I doubt he will be a trigger for anything and in fact with his track record a bit of a manipulated statistical boom might suddenly happen which might be the excuse they need to raise interest rates to give themselves some room for the next serious downturn.

Edited September 14, 2018 by twocents

[PeptoAbysmal 413]

If losing all of your depositors money on dodgy loans and investments comes with a pat on the back and an £800,000 per year pension, why would anyone in the banking industry aim for just mediocrity.

 

 

[spunko 9,974]

On 13/09/2018 at 20:07, Roger_Mellie said:

At least he's stopped smiling. 

That obviously coached rictus grin he used to wear looked ridiculous.

Don't know what you're talking about!

 

https://i.makeagif.com/media/5-29-2015/mZVofT.gif

[SillyBilly 1,171]

I don't think you become PM without the ego to boot. I bet he thinks he did a great job. And that the current solution to any ill is doubling down of what he did do.

[spygirl 12,785]

On 13/09/2018 at 23:31, swiss_democracy_for_all said:

It's the guilt IMO. He can't possibly not know what he's done, after all he's reputed to have high intelligence (difficult as that may be to believe).

Imagine having socialist principles, and going into your declining years knowing that all you did when in power betrayed all of those principles and all the people you were meant to represent, and helped all the people who you thought were your enemies.

He can do maths. He knows what's coming. He knows he's going down in history as the worst ever chancellor and the worst ever PM, and he knows now there's nothing he can do about it.

 

Bollox.

Hes as thick as shit.

His Phd was post war labour leaders. About 5.

He is innumerate.