egb_hibs
Private Member
- Joined
- Jul 2, 2002
This is just frightening and very very sad;
Andrew Ransley; " Yes, some of the stories of total paranoia. I uncovered a story which was both deeply heartbreaking and profoundly shocking: after the death of Brown's baby daughter, Jennifer, Tony Blair goes to the funeral and he and Brown are quite warm together, and they, for a brief moment, recapture some of the old closeness they'd once had. Then the Browns come back to Downing Street after mourning their lost child and things get really much worse. One reason they get worse is because of the living arrangements in Downing Street, which meant little Leo's pram would be visible to the Browns, parked outside the Prime Minister's flat door on Downing Street. Gordon Brown became convinced, and I have this from enough sources to be sure that it is true, that the Blairs were doing this to him deliberately, to remind him that they had what he'd lost which is extraordinary. It might very well have been insensitive of them, but I've found no evidence that they'd done this with malicious intent.
That level of paranoia is absolutely extraordinary, and I was told by someone I absolutely trust a member of the Cabinet that he was still going on about this, "the Blairs being so cruel to me", as he put it, five years afterwards."
It's abysmal that this opera has been at the heart of government for years.
Is the Party Really Over for Labour? | Standpoint
Andrew Ransley; " Yes, some of the stories of total paranoia. I uncovered a story which was both deeply heartbreaking and profoundly shocking: after the death of Brown's baby daughter, Jennifer, Tony Blair goes to the funeral and he and Brown are quite warm together, and they, for a brief moment, recapture some of the old closeness they'd once had. Then the Browns come back to Downing Street after mourning their lost child and things get really much worse. One reason they get worse is because of the living arrangements in Downing Street, which meant little Leo's pram would be visible to the Browns, parked outside the Prime Minister's flat door on Downing Street. Gordon Brown became convinced, and I have this from enough sources to be sure that it is true, that the Blairs were doing this to him deliberately, to remind him that they had what he'd lost which is extraordinary. It might very well have been insensitive of them, but I've found no evidence that they'd done this with malicious intent.
That level of paranoia is absolutely extraordinary, and I was told by someone I absolutely trust a member of the Cabinet that he was still going on about this, "the Blairs being so cruel to me", as he put it, five years afterwards."
It's abysmal that this opera has been at the heart of government for years.
Is the Party Really Over for Labour? | Standpoint
