What is the G20 really becoming ?

Gordon Brown loves the G20.

That alone should eb enough to worry us. His most trusted leutenant is expected to leave the No 10 bunker to do unnecessary voluntary work for it.

Now its reported by the press association that:

Under Mr Brown's proposals, countries would be required to submit their economic policies for review to ensure that they were moving in line with the direction set by the G20.

The summit was also expected to agree that the one trillion dollar "fiscal stimulus" package to support the flagging global economy, which was agreed by the G20 in London last April, would continue until "a durable recovery is secure".

So we get a proto form of World economic government and a strap line for Gordon to hang his lets sacrifice your children and grandchildren to eternal debt slavery so I can stay in office a few more days strategy at the next general election ( assume the coward doesn't stand down first ).

Obama seems very keen on these institutions. Chairing a UN security council session and now pushing for a similar agenda.

The left like the G20 - they like everyone having to do what they are told - they like massive state debt as it ensures in a perverse sort of way the role of the state.

Is it time for a more sceptical view of the suddenly invented G20 from the right ?

Have Labour already arranged over draft facilities with the IMF ?

As ever with Brown, its the small print you need to look out for. His father may have been a honest man, a man of the cloth, but his son operates by deceit, sub-defuse, misdirection, smear and straight lies and betrayal. He is a creature of the socialist left, which doesn't seek understanding and popular ( let alone democratic ) support, just power achieved through patronage, control of information, bullying and fear.

There are reports of Peter Mandelson talking about taking away the stigma of getting money from the IMF yesterday. The G20 has also created a fund that can be drawn down from the IMF - under the cover of doing something for the third world. (Much as extreme left wing agitation now hides under the green banner. )

The current corrupted government lead by Brown has been having trouble selling our children into debt to win the next election, having to print money to buy the short terms gilts and being unable to sell the all the long term variety. More cash is urgently needed, and as inflation takes of to destroy the middle classes they hate so much, the argument of fighting deflation will no longer hold for having a cash machine which is really a printer in the Treasury. So its the IMF next, sooner or later ( which means before or after the general election as that's all they care about).

Many of us on the right assumed that the involvement of the IMF would be the final proof that Labour had failed. But no, the spin masters of "the narrative" are getting to work to try to diffuse this moment the same way that Brown betrayal of his country and oath breaking from his manifesto was "handled" when he sneaked in late to carry out his treason signing the Lisbon constitution treaty.

And of course the BBC ( no one from the centre right available for Newsnight ) and Channel 4 ( its the end of Thatcherism hurray ) will help their friends in Labour all they can.

There is going to be a real fight for the nations soul against a force and movement that hides its aims, denies straight facts, deceives, spins and tells straight lies to the voters faces.

Its a battle I wish I was more sure of us winning.

Update: This issue is now going mainstream. Those unprincipled shameless ******** who have sold us into debt are going to ruin this country for the whole life times oif anyone old enough to read these words.

Its not an election these people need to be defeated in - they should be convicted in court for criminal incompetence and treason.

Get ready for the mother of all re-annoucements

Yes Gordon's at it one more time. We're so used now to the financial disaster that Brown drove us into that we forget his other failings, the most noticeable of which in his early days was re-announcing things 2-3 times, but expecting the compliant media to dole out unthinking credit each time.

Well the G20 is about to finish and the UK tax payer is about to get the bill for hosting Gordon re-election spectacle, on top of the Gordon flies round the world for TV coverage bill. And what's going to make it all worth while ?

Why a re-announcement of what's been said already, only couched in terms that will allow everyone to interpret it how they like, and the media over 12 hours to figure out they've seen it before to buy Gordon the Headlines he craves.

Update: Well the "con is on" as Gordon tries to fool the voters that the outcome was what he always wanted. See Iain Martin on this.

Brown has enjoyed himself tremendously. It may be no exaggeration to say he's had the time of his life. We haven't seen him this happy since he was joking about each telephone call being a new bank failing.

But now comes the second party of the Brown two step con. Part one was the G20 - full of photos, hosting and lets face it acting. Part two will be the budget. That's the point when Brown decides if he his ego is worth bankrupting the country over ( here's a prediction - he'll think it is and the pathetic quisling Labour MPs are too cowardly to put the country first and stop him. )

Update Fraser Nelson has a nice summary of the tricks, spin and deciet Brown has just tried to pull here.

Peter Oborne goes yet further here, he even suggest and names civil servants who have damaged their reputations by allowing the summit communique to be released with their acquiescence.

He slates the "the dodgy and dishonest summit communique".

This is the level that the government of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland has been reduced to.