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Re: A hung parliament (not what you might think)

13th Apr 2010 - 8:06am
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kentswingers777 wrote:

Cameron has proved many times at question time that he can make Brown look like an illiterate baboon.



Sorry Kent, I was re-reading this thread. Illiterate implies an inability to read and write. Do you mean inarticulate?

Most people I know who have met Gordon Brown - and I know a couple of people who have fairly regular meetings with him - say he is far from an 'illiterate baboon'. I think there is a general acceptance that whilst he might not be the most comfortable public speaker (and very few people are) then he is in no way illiterate or stupid (which I'm guessing is where you were going with the 'baboon' comment?)

An ability to speak persuasively and confidently is not necessarily an indicator of either intelligence, integrity or leadership ability. Most conmen and dictators, after all, are good speakers!
 

Re: A hung parliament (not what you might think)

13th Apr 2010 - 8:21am
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noladreams wrote:

kentswingers777 wrote:

Cameron has proved many times at question time that he can make Brown look like an illiterate baboon.



Sorry Kent, I was re-reading this thread. Illiterate implies an inability to read and write. Do you mean inarticulate?

Most people I know who have met Gordon Brown - and I know a couple of people who have fairly regular meetings with him - say he is far from an 'illiterate baboon'. I think there is a general acceptance that whilst he might not be the most comfortable public speaker (and very few people are) then he is in no way illiterate or stupid (which I'm guessing is where you were going with the 'baboon' comment?)

An ability to speak persuasively and confidently is not necessarily an indicator of either intelligence, integrity or leadership ability. Most conmen and dictators, after all, are good speakers!


i is pretty much illiterate hung like a baboon but less stupid than the prs who just lost their court case to me icon_twisted.gif icon_twisted.gif
 

Re: A hung parliament (not what you might think)

13th Apr 2010 - 9:19am
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noladreams wrote:

kentswingers777 wrote:

Cameron has proved many times at question time that he can make Brown look like an illiterate baboon.



Sorry Kent, I was re-reading this thread. Illiterate implies an inability to read and write. Do you mean inarticulate?

Most people I know who have met Gordon Brown - and I know a couple of people who have fairly regular meetings with him - say he is far from an 'illiterate baboon'. I think there is a general acceptance that whilst he might not be the most comfortable public speaker (and very few people are) then he is in no way illiterate or stupid (which I'm guessing is where you were going with the 'baboon' comment?)

An ability to speak persuasively and confidently is not necessarily an indicator of either intelligence, integrity or leadership ability. Most conmen and dictators, after all, are good speakers!


I think this kind of sums up what I mean...

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/Gordon-Brown-Disrespectful-Says-Mother-Of-Guardsman-Jamie-Janes-After-PM-Gets-Soldiers-Name-Wrong/Article/200911215445164

As I said alreay....." illiterate ".

Unless you are saying that he can spell properly in which case this letter to a dead soldiers Mother, is pretty disgusting........no?
 

Re: A hung parliament (not what you might think)

13th Apr 2010 - 10:10am
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kentswingers777 wrote:

noladreams wrote:

kentswingers777 wrote:

Cameron has proved many times at question time that he can make Brown look like an illiterate baboon.



Sorry Kent, I was re-reading this thread. Illiterate implies an inability to read and write. Do you mean inarticulate?

Most people I know who have met Gordon Brown - and I know a couple of people who have fairly regular meetings with him - say he is far from an 'illiterate baboon'. I think there is a general acceptance that whilst he might not be the most comfortable public speaker (and very few people are) then he is in no way illiterate or stupid (which I'm guessing is where you were going with the 'baboon' comment?)

An ability to speak persuasively and confidently is not necessarily an indicator of either intelligence, integrity or leadership ability. Most conmen and dictators, after all, are good speakers!


I think this kind of sums up what I mean...

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/Gordon-Brown-Disrespectful-Says-Mother-Of-Guardsman-Jamie-Janes-After-PM-Gets-Soldiers-Name-Wrong/Article/200911215445164

As I said alreay....." illiterate ".

Unless you are saying that he can spell properly in which case this letter to a dead soldiers Mother, is pretty disgusting........no?


I think an almost blind man can be excused for having appaling handwriting,but this mother and her reactions have i think been discussed on another thread.
 

 

13th Apr 2010 - 10:55am
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Hitler was/is widely acknowledged as a brilliant orator........according to internet rules this debate is now over http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law
 

 

13th Apr 2010 - 11:28am
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Staggerlee_BB wrote:

Hitler was/is widely acknowledged as a brilliant orator........according to internet rules this debate is now over http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law



ohh well done Godwinning so early, i think it could have gone on at least another page! icon_lol.gif
 

Re: A hung parliament (not what you might think)

13th Apr 2010 - 11:46am
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Kaznkev wrote:

kentswingers777 wrote:

noladreams wrote:

kentswingers777 wrote:

Cameron has proved many times at question time that he can make Brown look like an illiterate baboon.



Sorry Kent, I was re-reading this thread. Illiterate implies an inability to read and write. Do you mean inarticulate?

Most people I know who have met Gordon Brown - and I know a couple of people who have fairly regular meetings with him - say he is far from an 'illiterate baboon'. I think there is a general acceptance that whilst he might not be the most comfortable public speaker (and very few people are) then he is in no way illiterate or stupid (which I'm guessing is where you were going with the 'baboon' comment?)

An ability to speak persuasively and confidently is not necessarily an indicator of either intelligence, integrity or leadership ability. Most conmen and dictators, after all, are good speakers!


I think this kind of sums up what I mean...

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/Gordon-Brown-Disrespectful-Says-Mother-Of-Guardsman-Jamie-Janes-After-PM-Gets-Soldiers-Name-Wrong/Article/200911215445164

As I said alreay....." illiterate ".

Unless you are saying that he can spell properly in which case this letter to a dead soldiers Mother, is pretty disgusting........no?


I think an almost blind man can be excused for having appaling handwriting,but this mother and her reactions have i think been discussed on another thread.


I was giving an example as to his spelling errors, which I have done.

This had nothing to do with his poor handwriting....read the whole artical not just the first line. icon_wink.gif

Is there any reason as to why something cannot be discussed again?
 

 

13th Apr 2010 - 12:27pm
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Staggerlee_BB wrote:

Hitler was/is widely acknowledged as a brilliant orator........according to internet rules this debate is now over http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law


He was anti-tobacco and a vegetarian as well - do the comparisons still work?
 

 

14th Apr 2010 - 12:40am
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ForestFunsters wrote:

Staggerlee_BB wrote:

Hitler was/is widely acknowledged as a brilliant orator........according to internet rules this debate is now over http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law


He was anti-tobacco and a vegetarian as well - do the comparisons still work?


Mr Fry of Q.I. informs me that Herr Hitlers vegetarianism is apocryphal....who am I to question one of the nations treasures
 

Re: A hung parliament (not what you might think)

14th Apr 2010 - 12:52am
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kentswingers777 wrote:

noladreams wrote:

kentswingers777 wrote:

Cameron has proved many times at question time that he can make Brown look like an illiterate baboon.



Sorry Kent, I was re-reading this thread. Illiterate implies an inability to read and write. Do you mean inarticulate?

Most people I know who have met Gordon Brown - and I know a couple of people who have fairly regular meetings with him - say he is far from an 'illiterate baboon'. I think there is a general acceptance that whilst he might not be the most comfortable public speaker (and very few people are) then he is in no way illiterate or stupid (which I'm guessing is where you were going with the 'baboon' comment?)

An ability to speak persuasively and confidently is not necessarily an indicator of either intelligence, integrity or leadership ability. Most conmen and dictators, after all, are good speakers!


I think this kind of sums up what I mean...

http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Politics/Gordon-Brown-Disrespectful-Says-Mother-Of-Guardsman-Jamie-Janes-After-PM-Gets-Soldiers-Name-Wrong/Article/200911215445164

As I said alreay....." illiterate ".

Unless you are saying that he can spell properly in which case this letter to a dead soldiers Mother, is pretty disgusting........no?


the reason not to discuss it again is poor spelling,which is debatable as it may be poor handwriting,was covered,many examples were given as to why it in no way relates to intelligence or disrespect , these were ignored because you have decided on little knowledge what you believe Gordon Brown is like.
 
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