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| What is it? It's clout. Not much more |
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| Yeah, whatever. What did you used to be again? |
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| Well duh, yeah, we know this. Only unionists seem to think it all came for the broad shoulders of Alistair Darling. If the UK had had to bail out its banks it would have been sunk. |
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| Yeah, and Iain Duncan Snuff might find out about you. |
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| Well well, but Alistair said the oil would run out in 2017 |
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| Another careless government official in Downing street forgetting that there are such things as cameras these days. |
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| Looks much more statesmanlike now. Not the hideous clutter of before. And maybe now they can have to good manners to find a space for a Welsh dragon? |
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| Sounds like plan to me |
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| And one of Jackie Baillie's men was in the audience asking questions |
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| Alex treats the occasion of the remembrance of the millions of dead in the first war with the seriousness and respect that it surely deserves (even if it would be more appropriate to have it in 4 years' time)] George Osborne and his cabinet colleague think it's all a big laugh. |
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| Anyone think that people care if Cameron's heart is broken? |
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| ARGH Foreigners. Maggie Curran's at the back of all this. |
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| UK Austerity, one way or the other. |
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| Oh look, Labour used to be a socialist party. Democracy, Justice, Healthy Homes, Fair Rents? Hmmmm.... |
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| Obviously Blair, obviously |
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| Trying to get some Grassroots? You don;t need the money. There's any number of people looking for seats in the House of Old Sleeping reeps. |
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| OK, it's a spoof, but it IS what she would want. |
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| Never forget this. It is important. Remember Alistair was in charge of bank regulation when the whole thing went BANG. And his "friend" Brown had been in charge up to that point. |
