Mandelson Matches Brown in Brazen Cheek

The shamed, twice required to leave the New Labour cabinet under Blair, Mandelson - now 'Business Secretary' appointed by Brown when the Treasury could not be taken from Darling -  has 'criticised America’s unilateral financial reforms as misguided and insisted that Britain would be the key driver of the global regulatory overhaul.'  (Times)

President  Obama’s proposals to ban proprietary trading and limit banks’ liabilities may have disturbed the globalista Project and, indeed,   '“came as a bit of a surprise” to those working on the G20’s financial reform agenda.'

“It’s important that we keep the multilateral process firmly on track,”  .... “However, I think President Obama’s proposals can actually give that process an even greater legitimacy and urgency.”

It seems the United States President is judged to be going off message in running US affairs in the interests of the United States.