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This is a thread about things that politicians would rather not have said.

Now as a result of being an avid reader of this forum, I have learnt the error of my ways and I now realise that the global recession was a figment of my imagination. It was all down to Gordon Brown. And the Tories are the party to get us back on the straight and narrow.

So I will start off this trawl through politician's bon mots as we say in Blackpool with the following.

"A generation ago, the very idea that a British politician would go to Ireland to see how to run an economy would have been laughable. The Irish Republic was seen as Britain?s poor and troubled country cousin, a rural backwater on the edge of Europe. Today things are different. Ireland stands as a shining example of the art of the possible in long-term economic policymaking, and that is why I am in Dublin: to listen and to learn."

Who said that? Okay I will tell you. George Osborne in 2006. I can't wait til this guy really gets cracking on the economy!

Happy Days are here again. I can feel it in my can of Cameron piss.

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No more boom and bust....Gordon Brown, just after he'd been breast fed by Sarah.

British jobs for British workers....Sarah Brown after being breast fed by Gordon....lol

"I would never do anything to harm the country or anything improper. I think most people who have dealt with me think I'm a pretty straight sort of guy, and I am."

Tony Blair !puke!

I wish I'd never said "let's get married" to my (ex) wife !disaster!.

- Eric

A good start, lads. Keep em rolling along.

I knew I could depend on the literate (well, mostly) members of the BGAFD.

Cheers
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