PM Gordon Brown did not receive memo from AIPAC
In my opinion, when Gordon Brown first heard of the world’s financial crisis, in a flash he knew what he had to do to protect the assets of the UK. This was his first and foremost instinct; country and citizens first. He immediately sort out and hitched up with Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, and the rest is World Monetary Bailout history.
From their joint news interview today, the two of them appeared welded together as love and marriage; horse and buggy; peaches and cream.
As a team, they answered all of the questions from the reporters and not once did I hear, “I’ll check that out and get back to you”. Or “You must understand this is complicated and we need time to work it out”. The two of them were in total control of both what they were saying and where they are taking the newly created financial structures of the UK.
Mr. Brown peppered his remarks time and again, “We’ll do whatever it takes” and that while preparing for the here and now, we are also prepared for dealing with monetary reforms of the yet unknown. (The audacity of class!) You have to really know what you are talking about to make or imply such statements. The word “focused” comes to mind.
It was such a pleasure hearing someone speak who know their discipline inside and out and having a plan they can articulate. I have always heard “…the good thing about having a plan is that you can always change it”. I look forward to a National Education Plan for America.
This morning, we heard Assistant Secretary of Treasury Neel Kashkari deliver a plan in response to his AIPAC memo in relation to Bailout America. With seven hundred billion dollars under his belt, Mr. Kashkari speaks and writes well but then, don’t most American water boys who read and respond to AIPAC memos?
Fighting for the dignity of my Ancestor,
God bless Bill Gates, WPFW, C-Span and the spirits of the unknown for the help,
BB
P.S. Are we looking at future Knighthoods for Messers Brown and Darling? (Smile)
From their joint news interview today, the two of them appeared welded together as love and marriage; horse and buggy; peaches and cream.
As a team, they answered all of the questions from the reporters and not once did I hear, “I’ll check that out and get back to you”. Or “You must understand this is complicated and we need time to work it out”. The two of them were in total control of both what they were saying and where they are taking the newly created financial structures of the UK.
Mr. Brown peppered his remarks time and again, “We’ll do whatever it takes” and that while preparing for the here and now, we are also prepared for dealing with monetary reforms of the yet unknown. (The audacity of class!) You have to really know what you are talking about to make or imply such statements. The word “focused” comes to mind.
It was such a pleasure hearing someone speak who know their discipline inside and out and having a plan they can articulate. I have always heard “…the good thing about having a plan is that you can always change it”. I look forward to a National Education Plan for America.
This morning, we heard Assistant Secretary of Treasury Neel Kashkari deliver a plan in response to his AIPAC memo in relation to Bailout America. With seven hundred billion dollars under his belt, Mr. Kashkari speaks and writes well but then, don’t most American water boys who read and respond to AIPAC memos?
Fighting for the dignity of my Ancestor,
God bless Bill Gates, WPFW, C-Span and the spirits of the unknown for the help,
BB
P.S. Are we looking at future Knighthoods for Messers Brown and Darling? (Smile)
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