RizzyKing

No he is not the only one to blame but he is the only to blame for the impact this is yet to have on the british public. His lack of forward planning is going to seriously come back and bite us sorry people but if you think this is as bad as it is going to get your in for a shock. I really am at a loss to explain how suddenly he is the knight in shining armour for doing what labour have always done in a crisis ie throw money at it. That isn't planning for a labour politician it is instinctural.

Come on people am i the only one feeling a little queasy at how much gordon seems to be revelling in all this at the minute and before we hail him can we actually see if this works not just in the short term but as always with gordon and his great ideas in the long term as well. Arn't people fickle one minute he is the villain now all of a sudden he is a hero and while not single handedly responsible for this blaming the banks totally is not fair either or don't we have regulators in this country that should have sorted this out before it got to this stage.