Please go........

guilliano

There is a No 10 petition for Gordon Brown to resign...... well over 50,000 people signed so far, including me.

Here it is if you want to join me

http://petitions.number10.gov.uk/please-go/

teagar

Who would you want in place then? :roll:

ElLawro

Can we vote for him to stay too? Freedom of speech and all that

guilliano

I have no idea who I would want in his place, but I wouldn't have the option of voting for that as I'm not a member of the Labour Party

You can start a petition for him to stay......

nicklouse

closing date the 22 of October. he will be gone by then.

GavH

I'd love to know why you are so keen for him to leave. Is it because he isn't one of the (many) huge offenders in terms of claims recently? Or maybe its becuase he is quite well qualified to lead us out of this economic mess we're in at the moment. Or perhaps it's becuase he's Scottish?

The guy wasn't elected to be PM which means in my book, he shouldn't be, but unfortunaley we don't do "Democracy in the UK as dictated by GavH" so that counts for hee-haw. He hasn't got a personailty worthy of such a lofty position but then that counts for nothing as well - doesn't mean he can't make sound decisions. I get particularly annoyed when he does that 'thing' with his bottom lip between sentences. In fact I get REALLY annoyed at that, but again, doesn't mean he'll try to invade the world and then blame it all on someone else.

Overall, I think he's currently doing a sound job given his circumstances, namely that he is surrounded by vultures who are tuned it to the public dislike of him. If he had the support and loyalty from these 'coleagues' that he should have then I can only imagine he'd do a better job still. Now if you can find me a petition to sack that ginger Blears bint then I'll even teach my dog to write so he can sign it too.

teagar

GavH...

You do know that you never vote for the PM in elections, unless you happen to live in his constituency, right?

guilliano

GavH. Why not start said petition?

In what way is he qualified to lead us out of the mess he played a large part in creating?

He MAY not have creatively claimed a load of additional money, but he's allowed it to happen and believes saying sorry (for the first time ever) makes it all better.

I'm not desperate for him to go, I just think that he hasn't done a great job in the past and didn't deserve a promotion to Big Brother

gabriel959

He has basically bankrupted this country economy and future generations. People don't really know what is going on. They watch the BBC and read a few newspapers. They don't know what is coming.

sicrow

GavH wrote:

I'd love to know why you are so keen for him to leave.

Overall, I think he's currently doing a sound job given his circumstances,

Now if you can find me a petition to sack that ginger Blears bint then I'll even teach my dog to write so he can sign it too.

re the Hazel Blears comment +1

re the other two he's a fool who stole from the pension companies wasted billions on jobs for the boys, performance leagues, computer systems etc and spent all our reserves when we had the good times, not forgetting selling most of our gold reserves at the lowest price the market has seen in real terms since pre war so we end up in the position we are in as a country, - Broken with out any morals -

so if thats a good job i'd hate to see a bad one

Stuck on a Giant

Sicrow - vote for a change of Government the next time you get a chance, then you'll see!

STEFANOS4784

Done

STEFANOS4784

Oops, was meaning to sign the mobile phone one :oops:
So what happens if he resigns? We get another useless scab in his place, a bit like voting conservative because labour are doing a bad job. Nothing will change unless us regular folk of Britain revolt and actually do something about these jokers who apparently run the country. IMO

Porgy

where's the petition for no more petitions.

I'm up for something a bit more direct. Who wants to march on parliament and tell the tossers face to face how we feel?

zedders

done. 58128 votes and counting

STEFANOS4784

Porgy wrote:

where's the petition for no more petitions.

I'm up for something a bit more direct. Who wants to march on parliament and tell the tossers face to face how we feel?

+1 I'm up for a revolution, along with almost everyone i know :twisted:

Porgy

STEFANOS4784 wrote:

Porgy wrote:

where's the petition for no more petitions.

I'm up for something a bit more direct. Who wants to march on parliament and tell the tossers face to face how we feel?

+1 I'm up for a revolution, along with almost everyone i know :twisted:

can we arrange a time then - how about 1pm next Tuesday? Who's in?

gabriel959

it is going to happen - there are going to be riots - just give it a bit of time.

markwalker

gabriel959 wrote:

it is going to happen - there are going to be riots - just give it a bit of time.

Morally bankrupt thats browns problem. him and his third rate scottish mafia should be hung for treason.

guilliano

Anyone know how to start a political party??? We could start the BR party.......

Then we can all claim new superbikes on expenses, get a nice house in London with another in the country and get to attend the Tour de France as a political visit and to "support the British contingent"

Agent57

GavH wrote:

I get particularly annoyed when he does that 'thing' with his bottom lip between sentences. In fact I get REALLY annoyed at that

Lawks, yes. Plus the term "slack-jawed idiot" springs to mind.

passout

I still think of Tony Blair as PM and GB as some sort of stand in. I'd still vote for Tone but now Dave has my vote. This is because Gord lacks any leadership qualities & his policies are reactionary.

Agent 57...I used to live in Morecambe.