The event was intended for prime ministers and presidents rather than royals, Mr Brown said but:
" if the queen wanted to attend these events or if any member of the royal family wanted to attend these events, I would make that possible,".
Gordon Brown speaking on the BBC earlier today.
A former, and possibly the most popular after Winston Churchill, United Kingdom Prime Minister made a very famous remark about events.
Attempting to insult our Head of State is an attempt to insult us all - whether we are royalists or republicans.
Mr Brown will represent the UK at the events in Normandy, to mark those who died storming the beaches 65 years ago. We are to be represented by a liar and a coward.
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- Events
- Brown is a Disgraced and Repellent Champion of Pol...
- Little Hope for Vauxhall
- Communist Corpse Found in the Charite in Berlin
- Vote, Vote Against What You Most Despise By Voting...
- Look Who Has Turned on the Conservatives
- Kangaroo Courts and Labour's Culture of Bullying
- Brown's Role in Failing to Ensure the Queen's Pres...
- It's Not Who You Know, It's Competence and Open Ne...
- There is no Excuse for Denying a General Election Now
- Time to End the United Kingdom for a United Ireland
- Brown Slapped Down by HM Revenue and Customs
- The Truest Blogging is the Most Feigning
- Still Taking Our Money
- Regaining Both Democratic and Cultural Control of ...
- Mr Cameron Must Commit Unequivocally to a Rejectio...
- Euro-fighting over Opel
- It Started in the 17th Century, not in America
- Promoveatur ut amoveatur
- Constitutional Rules are Just as Flexible as the R...
- Maintenance and Scrounging
- Gordon Brown and his Mummy and Daddy
- Fewer Scottish Seats in the Westminster Parliament
- Flipping and Separating and $600,000
- Parliamentary Report
- The House of Commons Must Rid Itself of a Pernicio...
- Out With the Partisan Speaker and Then Out With t...
- Shame of Scotland and its Years Knuckling Under to...
- Dangerous Times for Our Democracy
- English Protestants Have the Best Tunes
- The Polls Are Not So Bad That Labour Cannot Be Req...
- Damaging Future Hopes for Economic Repair
- And Read the Mail Too
- Never Forgive Them
- We Have Been Here Before. What is Unusual is Deny...
- Exclude Uddin From Parliament Today
- Get Out of Our Way, We want to Vote
- No!
- Brown Commands a Troughing Rabble in the House, No...
- Criminality and Retrospection
- Inequality Delivered by the Labour Party
- Czech President to Chair EU-China and EU-Russia Su...
- Dry Rotteness
- Striking Down Corruption and the Attorney General
- For Those in Peril on the Sea but for Those At Hom...
- Failing to Speak for Us All
- Only the Commons Regulates the Commons
- No Confidence is What We Feel But Motions Like Th...
- Words and Imagery
- A Crisis of English Democracy
- Real Time and Real Kinship
- Vulgarity of Mind That Defiles The Idea Of Trade U...
- A Clear Constitution, A Constitutional Court and a...
- All Brown Has Are Force and Lies
- Poverty of vision
- Only Under the New Labour Regime Could Blame Be Al...
- Tax Avoidance is 'Within the Rules'
- Hope, Not Just Words, Fails
- Systemic Abuse
- Nearly Over
- There Are Now Alternatives to Brown
- Lisbon Is Still a Long Way From Imposition
- Loss of Service
- Get Rid of Him Now, Not in June
- Getting Prescott's Continental Drift
- Less Authority, More Learning
- Proud of Your Red Lines Now Brown?
- Cornered in London
- Reorganising a Country's Major Manufacturing Industry
- Petitions and their Recipients
- Foreign Relations While Cleaning Up After New Labour
- Brooms for Clearing Up After New Labour
- Cleaning Up After New Labour
- Going Through the Motions
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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)
4 comments:
He'll try and attach his withering frame to anything which smacks of 'courage'.
Loser.
And he's more popular than Sarkozy in France!
Brown's a loser but our grandfathers and fathers and uncles won Scrobs. And the women held the place together while they did it.
Perhaps Brown would care to stand for election in France? Except he can't speak any languages can he? Being pretend educated. And pretend elected.
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