EAST LONDON saves Gordon Brown's day. Literally. As against the BBC's agenda to topple him!

EAST LONDON PRESS report
1710 Hrs GMT
London Sunday 7 June 2009

East London has saved Gordon Brown’s day.
Quite literally.
It was Stratford, in Newham, where Brown staged his ‘Labour’ party do. And the do was broadcast LIVE by the BBC.

They were all party placemen and women. And some infants too. And quite a few crooks among the selected, handpicked gathering.

But altogether, they provided a real backdrop against which the BBC had no alternative but to do the broadcast.

And it was a broadcast that the BBC would much rather not have done.

But they were caught in a trap of their own making.

After all, G Brown was still in office. And as the BBC were in stiff competition with R Murdoch, they have to do what Murdoch did.

And they had to do it as Murdoch would do it..

And do LIVE broadcasts.

In any event, without this broadcast, the BBC would have to repeat Charlie Falconer for that entire time slot. And then they would have had to play Peter Mandelson's demolition job on the 'star' interviewer Andrew Marr as a counter to Falconer.

And that Mandelson interview would be no good for the BBC agenda..

For the records, Mandelson did in that interview what many innocent people all over Britain had wished they had the chance to do. Rip apart Andrew Marr’s ego. And his seriously damaging ignorance. And arrogance.

As the Gordon Brown acolyte from Newham said in that room at Stratford this afternoon, many a household felt proud today thanks to Peter Mandelson’s job well-done on Andrew Marr.

And Mandy himself was on hand to personally receive the acknowledgement delivered via the BBC and straight from East London.


The fact that Harriet Harman was anchoring the do – her word, anchor- would no good to Caroline Flint at all. Or that so many, the clear majority, of the praisers were women would not advance the cause of Hazel Blears either.


Then there was this ‘Young Labour’ praiser from Bangladesh. Who would have thought that there would be in East London any source that could almost manage to make a case for Bangladesh as a democratic model for British Government!

Yet it was heard today!

In East London.