Cowards afraid of democracy.
That would be the Labour regime.
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'I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free'
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- Axel Leijonhufvud
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- Francois Couperin
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- Truer Word
- Red Skye Thinking
- Effrontery
- Halls Decked
- In the Long Run We Are All Dead
- Brain Waves
- The Pits
- Lost
- The Unelected Leader Versus the Market
- Simply Unfit
- Let the Leader Go to the Signing!
- To the Finland Station
- This Is a Far Better Place
- English Schoolteachers No Longer Know Enough Poetr...
- Irregular conjugation
- No Ball
- Holding the Foe in Play
- Bowing the Head but not Bending the Knee
- Virtuous or Vicious
- No Exit
- Losing Control
- Ten Days To Shake Europe
- Credit Where It's Due
- Volare
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Fallen Angels
- David Cameron (for risking the disorderly dissolution of the Euro)
- Giorgio Napolitano (for stance on Budapest 1956: Prague 1968: Italy 2013)
- Mervyn King (for bailing-out Northern Rock)
- Nicholas Kaldor (for inventing VAT)
1 comment:
Ah. I hung on too long.
I was going to use:
Not flash. Just a coward afraid of democracy.
Still, at least we caqn agree.
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