Petitioning Brown to Resign

Wednesday, 4th November 2009

A pointless endeavour, of course, but there was a petition sent to Downing Street asking Gordon Brown to do the decent thing and resign. Today the government decided to respond to that petition:

The Prime Minister is completely focussed on restoring the economy, getting people back to work and improving standards in public services. As the Prime Minister has consistently said, he is determined to build a stronger, fairer, better Britain for all.

Weirdly, that's a kind of non-denial denial. Not that this means GB will retreat, in Matthew Norman's phrase, "to his study with the Glenlivet and trusty Luger" but you'd think that he would at least respond to a petition asking him to resign by saying that, you know, he has no intention of resigning.

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Austin Barry

November 4th, 2009 8:25pm Report this comment

Typical Brown: avoids the issues and keep reciting, Tourette-like, how focussed and committed he is to building Jerusalem, or perhaps Mecca, in England' green and pleasant. His Blakean aspirations though seem to have stopped at epitomising a dark and Satanic mill-owner. What a piece of work.

Nicholas

November 4th, 2009 10:04pm Report this comment

" . . . he is determined to build a stronger, fairer, better Britain for all."

He's running out of time. So far, after 12 years of Brown, Britain is weaker, less fair and worse than I ever remember it. This wretched man Brown offers only soundbites and platitudes. His "determination" is worthless other than in perpetuating a vile regime that most people will be glad to see the back of.

John Hall

November 5th, 2009 9:17am Report this comment

Aah, yes. Britain is so much stronger after the Lisbon Treaty is enacted into law.

bernerlap

November 5th, 2009 9:44am Report this comment

Gordon Brown is too much a misery guts to buy decent scotch, let alone a classic german revolver.
Much more likely to be a bottle of Tesco's own brand and an American Saturday Night Special.
The man couldn't even commit suicide with class.