Gordon Brown's limpness, apologise for telling the truth!!!

**nevosopelo** · 30th-April-2010

The recent media Gaffe by Gordon Brown when he was caught saying in a private statement the following, "They shouldn't let that woman speak to me. What a Bigot she is!".The whole news apparatus went on overdrive and spend most of yesterday's evening blowing the gaffe out of proportion.

Needless to say, the poor old hag who was lecturing the prime minister about immigration and about all the problems it brings to the british, was made a victim of a political football.

For once I felt to praise the politician for his absolute honesty. Sadly, he blew it when he went back to the house of this woman to apologise for any offense he may have caused. A forty five minutes long apologies. It is a longer time than many second rate prime ministers get when they come to Britain.

No one should feel embarrased for being honest, even if it may cause some offence, but by apologising he has proved that he has no back bone, he's scared of putting the feminist army on a war footing against the government.

Frankly, I feel very offended to see someone who ought to know better, humiliate himself in front of obvious feminist bigotry.

During the party leaders televised questioning they were quick to capitalise on this gaffe, by stating on being tougher on this issue than the prime minister (even more political limpness).
I can only conclude that all UK. politicians are deeply frightened by what the twat may command when it is offended. I can also expect much more misandric legislation brought forth, whoever wins the general election.

The world is witnessing the impending destruction of the United Kingdom as a viable state, by the enemy within.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...-bigoted-woman
NEVO

**Percy** · 1st-May-2010

Almost exactly the same thing occurred here in Oz some years ago.

The PM of the time was Bob Hawke, who always tried to show himself as a 'common man'. He was that all right. In the same mold as Harold Wilson.

He was spoken to by an old chap in a shopping centre who gave him a piece of his mind. The TV cameras got it all.

Hawke said 'Silly old bugger' as he walked away.

He had to apologise too but I don't think he went around and had a cuppa with him.

**Celtic Druid** · 1st-May-2010

There's a precedent in law which stipulates you must provide substance to questioning and answering, something which politicians are adverse to and to which they excell in avoiding. The art of waffling on but never addressing the intial question is something particularly abhorrent with politicians, but something the labour party specializes in (Harriet Harman being a prime example).

Yes, Gordon Brown was being human in making a private remark as we all do in such circumstances, but his remark about bigotry when a constituent raised the issue of immigration is as tiresomely predictable when labour screams sexist or misogyny whenever men raise any legitimate concerns.

Also, many of Brown's claims to the woman were later refuted (by several news sources), one being where he said the numbers of emigrating UK citizens were matched by those immigrants entering the country. Wrong! Just over 700,000 people UK citizens moved to work in europe, whilst in the same period almost a million more (officially) entered the UK (1,700,000). That's not including the many hundreds of thousands which are unofficial! Of course unchecked immigration has been the centrepiece in labour's agenda to diluting the essence of traditional Britishness.

**Percy** · 1st-May-2010

is as tiresomely predictable when labour screams sexist or misogyny whenever men raise any legitimate concerns

Yes, they resort to this villification almost automatically.

**nevosopelo** · 10th-May-2010

Quote from Percy

Yes, they resort to this villification almost automatically.

No longer now. Even though GordBrow is still squating in number 10 Downinmg street, he hasn't any real power any longer. After all, sameone has to remove the spiders-web around the building.

NEVO