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The crowing cock that thinks he causes the sun to rise.

Relish this gem from Brendan Barber, addressing the TUC's conference:

"This time last year next to no-one had heard of private equity.

Today, thanks to trade union campaigning led by the GMB, it is now at the top of the political and economic agenda".


Yeah. Right. Excluding the several million readers of the business press, those who work in private equity or private equity owned businesses, and people who were aware of the Alchemy Partners bid for Rover in 1999 which was covered on the TV news, maybe we are heading towards 'next to no-one'.

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Anonymous Anonymous said... 2:14 pm

Great spot, Croydonian. That is a hysterical quote and only goes to show how narrow a view the Lefties have of our economy.  



Blogger Croydonian said... 2:21 pm

Cheers. The TUC is a rich source of amusement / exasperation.  



Blogger flashgordonnz said... 1:53 am

I hadn't heard of the internet until the GMB pointed it out. Or global warming. And Tony Blair kept finding this soft squishy swelling. The TUC pointed out it was his arse.

Maybe it was the TUC wot said woe woe thrice woe?  



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