BarryW
What has happened has happened and no amount of whinge-ing about Brown or the Labour Govt will change anything.History may well read it differently but surely the best thing for the whole country is that we use all of our resources,brains and experts to pull us out of this crisis even though reports now indicate a "glimmer of hope" in the economy.
I wasn't too happy about the Charge of the Light Brigade or Nelson losing his life at Trafalgar (he should not have worn his dress uniform!) but whether you like it or not we all have to try and work with the Govt in an attempt to drag Britain back from the brink.
The " who whys and wherefores " can be discussed later by politicians historians and the like.And I am sure that in a few hundred years Tony Robinson and his Time Team will be shuffling around the rubble of the Palace of Westminster library and bars looking for clues and broken bits of wine bottles but until then ...we have a war on our hands and that war is with the global economic crisis so we should all pull together.
