Brown is useless

dogfood · Post by **dogfood** » 12 Oct 2007, 21:09

From the Daily Telegraph

The ruling increases pressure on Prime Minister Gordon Brown to intervene in the increasingly fractious dispute, which is now feared to have led up to a million patients to miss doctors' appointments in addition to an estimated cost of Â£100million to the economy.

How the fcuk can Brown do nothing whilst the economy is hit for Â£100million?

Post by **weetrogg** » 12 Oct 2007, 21:12

remember what that cod eye did for us- FCUK ALL SO WHEN HE ASKS FOR YOUR VOTE TELL HIM TO FCUK OFF!!

Post by **M. Hawk** » 12 Oct 2007, 21:15

Well done Brown, a few months into the job and you've lost the votes of an entire massive workforce covering the whole of the UK. Idiot

.........hmmm, u sure Brown, Leighton and Crozier ain't related in some way?

Brown....fitting name eh.......

BELIAL · Post by **BELIAL** » 12 Oct 2007, 21:19

BROWN is more than useless, he is the enemy

Deadmail · Post by **Deadmail** » 12 Oct 2007, 23:05

Just after Brown became leader he expressed his admiration for Thatcher. Brown like Blair before him is a TORY. Every Union in the land must stop financing and distance themselves from the hypocritical sham that is New Labour.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 13 Oct 2007, 08:01

Deadmail wrote:Just after Brown became leader he expressed his admiration for Thatcher. Brown like Blair before him is a TORY. Every Union in the land must stop financing and distance themselves from the hypocritical sham that is New Labour.

He said Thatcher was a conviction politician - well I can think of 2 I would convict of not looking after the interests of the people and 1 for war crimes.

DanteSH · Post by **DanteSH** » 13 Oct 2007, 11:17

Brown is just like Blair, wh modelled himself after Thatcher - I was in unison until a few months ago working in a hospital and could not believe the amount of money they forked out for New Labour, who are intent on opening up the hospitals and health care to the market (just like the post!).

Even Thatcher and Major did not dare to sell off the post and the health, the only reason new Labour can get away with it is because of all the tame union leaders who would rather fall on their swords than take serious action against the government.

wraeth · Post by **wraeth** » 13 Oct 2007, 11:21

DanteSH wrote:
Even Thatcher and Major did not dare to sell off the post and the health, the only reason new Labour can get away with it is because of all the tame union leaders who would rather fall on their swords than take serious action against the government.

Absolutely.

IWW Fellow Worker · Post by **IWW Fellow Worker** » 13 Oct 2007, 14:22

Ramsay McBrown.

Rowdy · Post by **Rowdy** » 13 Oct 2007, 16:46

Deadmail wrote:Just after Brown became leader he expressed his admiration for Thatcher. Brown like Blair before him is a TORY. Every Union in the land must stop financing and distance themselves from the hypocritical sham that is New Labour.

Totally agree. Surely we should be funding a party which supports and promotes us and which backs us during times where our working conditions are under attack from the business "leaders" who seem to be in favour with New Labour. It's obvious from comments made by Brown during the industrial action that he will never support us and has shown genuine ignorance of what caused us to strike.

My branch no longer pays into the Labour Party through the political fund, our money goes to the Scottish Socialist Party, and there is no reason why anyone who doesn't want to pay contributions to the Labour Party should. I think it's time to pressurise those with the power within the branches to withdraw its funding of Labour and to put that money towards the funding of political parties who are prepared to support and represent trade unionism. Maybe the Labour Party would take a different approach if it was threatened with the withdrawl of the CWU and other unions financial support.

DanteSH · Post by **DanteSH** » 15 Oct 2007, 12:41

Surely we should be funding a party which supports and promotes us and which backs us during times where our working conditions are under attack from the business "leaders" who seem to be in favour with New Labour.

Here here!

If the RMT, FBU and CWU got together and started to fund a new party that actually fought for working class interests and was democratic then we could start seeing some changes in Britain - for the better!