Brown sends a message

Just what that message might be though is uncertain. Here’s the Prime Minister on October 17:

The UK must reduce its dependency on oil as an energy source and move to nuclear and renewables, the PM has said. [...] Gordon Brown said the Government’s strategy was to move to a low carbon economy and escape the “dictatorship of oil”.

And here he is on November 2:

The Saudis and other countries in the Gulf States are very important, they are the countries with great revenues and oil wealth. What starts with negotiations in Saudi and elsewhere can end with great benefits for families in Britain.

So, the message seems to be that we’re going to end the ‘dictatorship of oil’ by going on our hands and knees to the plutocratic butchers that produce it. It that it? Sorted.

Would anyone like to guess what the word behind the Prime Minister’s head is in this photo?


Posted on November 2nd, 2008 at 3:35 pm

See also
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4 Comments

  1. mitch on 02.11.2008 at 19:27 Permalink | Reply

    lying,conniving words of that order?

  2. libhomo (5 comments.) on 03.11.2008 at 04:24 Permalink | Reply

    I would be tempted to say “porking.” However, I don’t know if that slang term translates the same on your side of the Atlantic.

  3. Joe Otten (9 comments.) on 03.11.2008 at 11:14 Permalink | Reply

    Sucking?

  4. libhomo (5 comments.) on 03.11.2008 at 12:11 Permalink | Reply

    Joe: Other side

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