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Subject: And (2)

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Ed Harris (London)

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Date Posted: 00:39:44 01/17/05 Mon
In reply to: Ed Harris (London) 's message, "And..." on 00:26:49 01/17/05 Mon

If Gordon Brown cared more about Africa than becoming the leader of the parliamentary Labour party, Africa might be a happier place. I ask you... "Having a child has made me more aware of the suffering of African children." Has it bollocks. This is toe-curling ghastliness. He wants a few emotive pictures of G. Brown, Esq., crouching around a fire and sharing a cold pombe with a few swarthy-looking government officials. Let him try to wander into Luanda and say "Nataka pombe baridi sana" and see how far that gets him... An assegai in the region of the third waistcoat button, with any luck.

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Author: Dave (UK) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 13:21:41 01/17/05 Mon Ha, Yes. Gordon Brown's trip to Africa. I'm surprised Blair did not arrange a trip to the beaches of Indonesia to coincide, such as his recent displays of childish one-upmanship would have suited. "O wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us!" [ Post a Reply to This Message ]