James Gordon "Cyclops" Brown - The best man?

So quotes the glorious one eyed and unelected leader:

"I think I'm the right person to take people through these difficult times."

Oh do fuck off Brown! Seriously just find a tall building and jump off, leap in front of a bus or otherwise help us the best way that you can by getting the fuck out of office (and life).

Squillions peed away on PFI, pie in the sky projects, quangos and he bleats on about us eating up all our dinner to save the world. Hells teeth we have the Olympis to go and fuck knows how much that will cost us...

Maybe he could have taken the human glutton John Prescott, to ensure that none of the many courses were wasted as he would have cleaned up all the plates...before trying to cop a feel of Angela Merkels tits and/or vomiting over her new shoes. Then again best leave the buffoon alone I think.

Thousands of construction jobs have gone today, which reminds me what the hell happened to "British jobs for British workers" that we heard so much about a while back?

Opponents have described it as meaningless, illegal under EU law, even racist.

And lastly here we see old "one eye" making sure that nothing is wasted....
Plus this from The Times:

The Times reports that:

"Alistair Darling(the odd combo hair/eyebrow Chancellor, who does exactly what Brown tells him) was given six months by his fellow European Union finance ministers yesterday to bring Britain's budget deficit below the 3 per cent of gross domestic product required by the single currency rule book.

In an embarrassing move for the Government, the ministers formally opened an excessive deficit procedure against Britain, insisting that the overshoot had to be brought below the 3 per cent ceiling “as soon as possible and by financial year 2009-10 at the latest”.

They added that once the deficit had been brought within acceptable limits, certain medium-term objectives should be followed, including prudent debt ratios that took account of the economic and budgetary impact of ageing populations, and sufficient room for budgetary manoeuvre to meet public investment needs.

To meet that longer target, Britain's partners established “the deadline of January 8, 2009, for the United Kingdom to take effective action”."

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