Well, he gave trillions to the banks, he sold the gold when it was at rock bottom prices, he spent and spent and spent and ran up a ridiculous national debt... now Gordon Brown has gifted £1.5 billion to the World Bank - much higher than France and Germany - in the name of 'climate change'.
Climate changes all the time. Now it has to cost us, the British taxpayer, £1.5 billion.
Look at all the money Gordon Brown keeps managing to find for all these things. Banks. European Empire. Now climate change.
He swans around the globe giving OUR money away. And we have to go to work and pay the taxes for it.
Meanwhile, should we need - for example - cancer drugs on the NHS, we may or may not get them.
Who gave Gordon Brown the permission to give our money away?
24,278 people voted for him. That's all. They should be made to cough up £61,784.33p each which is the equivalent amount to those people to the amount that he's just given away from the entire nation's coffers yet again. That tiny number of people voted for him. The rest of us didn't. Why should we pay for what this man keeps on doing? Let the people of Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath bankroll his spending decisions.
We don't support anything Gordon Brown does. Not in our name. He only operates in the name of the people of Kirkcaldy and Cowdenbeath. Let them pick up the tab.
In America, Obama is becoming incredibly unpopular over certain policies but at least the nation as a whole voted for him.
And anyway... £1.5 billion for 'climate change'. That's an awfully large amount of money.
So could we have, say, a mere couple of hundred thousand for a full public inquiry listening to all interested parties into what has happened in the ClimateGate scandal?
Sure, investigate how those emails got out if you want to.
But investigate the content and motives contained within those emails, too.
Gordon Brown has just created another 1.5 billion reasons why a full and independent public inquiry is the least the scandal deserves.
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