GORDON BROWN TRAITOR OF COURSE HE IS..HE REGARDS US AS PEONS!! THIS MAN IS AN EXPONENT OF MACHIAVELLIAN CONCEPTS.." A MAMSER" AN AGENT OF SATAN. EVIL.

VIA THE MENAGE A TROIS...

BLAIR -BROWN-MANDELSON.

DONT ACCEPT WHAT I SAY..

DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH   

NOT COMPLICATED JUST GOOGLE

THE CULLEN REPORT-

 DUNBLANE.

ASK ALL THE WHITEHALL BUBBLE...ESP. THE BBC. AND THE DAILY MIRROR

AND NICK FERRARI OF LBC 

WHOM STATED HE WOULD RESEARCH THIS MATTER AND COME BACK

 ...ABOUT 3 YEARS AGO ? 

RESULT TOTAL SILENCE.

POLITICOS AND THEIR    SO CALLED LOBBYIST JOURNALISTS...

HAVIN ACCEPTED 30 PIECES OF SILVER

WHY WERE 3000 FILES SECRETED AWAY FOR 100 YEARS 

IN REFERENCE TO

 "THE CULLEN REPORT" RE-DUNBLANE & MASSACRE.???????

Gordon Brown has embarked upon a "scorched earth" policy, maliciously sabotaging the public finances to ensure his successors face an insurmountable task in reviving Britain's economy.  

IS BROWN INTENT ON A 'SCORCHED EARTH' ECONOMIC POLICY?

WRECKER: PM senses Labour will lose election

Thursday February 26,2009

By Macer Hall

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SENIOR Tories are getting anxious. As each successive opinion poll shows Labour slumping further towards a landslide election defeat, the nerve-jangling prospect of the next government inheriting an economic wasteland is preying on Conservative minds.

They fear that Gordon Brown has embarked upon a "scorched earth" policy, maliciously sabotaging the public finances to ensure his successors face an insurmountable task in reviving Britain's economy.  With every frenzied blitz of initiatives, bank bail-outs and unfunded tax cuts, the Prime Minister is suspected of wilfully wrecking the public purse with unbridled debt.  Throughout history, the scorched earth strategy has been the favoured military gambit of desperate leaders. Napoleon's army was forced to retreat after the Russians laid waste to vast tracts of farmland, eventually starving and freezing the French to defeat.  Mr Brown, it is suspected, is similarly leaving Treasury finances in flames in the face of the apparently unstoppable electoral advance of David Cameron's Conservative forces. Tory grandee and former Cabinet minister Chris Patten summed up the fear yesterday. 

DESPERATE LEADERS: Napoleon's army was forced to retreat

"The longer this Government goes on, in terms of the Conservatives taking over it will become tougher because the Government are going to spend every single pound in the bank, " he said.  

Today's Conservative leadership reject any suggestion that victory at the next election, most likely to be in the summer of 2010, is already in the bag.  

But privately, they express growing concern about the billions - and potentially trillions - of pounds the Prime Minister is willing to send up in a socialist blaze during his final months in power. 

Phase one of Labour's operation Obama rolls out next week when the Prime Minister visits the White House and Congress.

The figures are mindboggling. Government debt has already reached £700billion even before the colossal liabilities of the semi-nationalised banking system are taken into account.  

Add Royal Bank of Scotland and HBOS to the balance sheet and borrowing exceeds £2trillion, more than the entire nation's annual economic output and more than £33,000 for every man, woman and child in the country.  

Senior Conservatives privately suggest that by the time of the next election, Britain's economy will be an even worse basket case than that bequeathed by Labour to Margaret Thatcher in 1979. 

this week: "It's going to be particularly hard on the doorsteps over the next few weeks."  His aides are braced for a brutal hammering in town all and Euro elections this June. Yet Mr Brown still pins some faint hopes of recovery on snaffling some stardust from American President Barack Obama. 

 The Prime Minister keeps saying the economic crisis started in America. He seems to want his unlikely political renaissance to start there, too.  Phase one of Labour's operation Obama rolls out next week when the Prime Minister visits the White House and Congress. 

 Like Tony Blair in his fadin g Downing Street years, Mr Brown has been reduced to hoping for adulation abroad while suffering widespread disdain at home. Phase two appropriately comes the day after April Fools' Day, when the Obama show swoops into London for a summit of world leaders. 

EXPRESS MONEY: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW Plans include a mass rally at Wembley Stadium, with Mr Brown hoping to look like a contender again by preening on the stage next to the President.  But Mr Brown's hopes of a political rebirth are almost certain to be dashed. Warm words about international co-operation tend to fade rapidly when voters are seein g redundancies and home repossessions soar. 
 Last year, French President Nicolas Sarkozy's visit to London made little lasting impression beyond lingering fond memories of his wife Carla's fetching pill-box hat. In a similar fashion, the Obama glamour will fly back across the Atlantic once Air Force One leaves the runway. 

 And unlike President Obama, Mr Brown cannot appeal for a new partnership between government and governed to revive the national dream.  In Britain, many voters will simply blame him for the depth of the economic mess in the first place. For Mr Brown, the bitter fact is the public has made up its mind about him. 

EXPRESS MONEY: ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW An opinion poll earlier this week showed that nearly two thirds of voters think Labour would be better off under another leader.  As a historian himself, Mr Brown should remember that while a few lucky generals have won against the odds with a scorched earth strategy, they needed the mass support o f their country. 

 His reputation for economic stewardship in tatters, Mr Brown can only dream of savin g himself in his own fantasy version of the Retreat from Moscow. As the next election looms, the Prime Minister is more aptly cast in the role of Napoleon facing his final Waterloo.