We've started off this blog a couple of weeks ago with some mockery stuff - but since then Brown and Co did everything possible to prove that they don't need any help to look ridiculuous. Most careers in politics have two phases - the rise and the downfall. And it's usually quite easy to pick out moments that identify each of these phases. The moment of triumph and the moment when it becomes obvious that the game is up.
With Brown, it's different. I can't think of a memorable high point, and there are too many low points to pick one. "Saving the world" was a perfect candidate, until the expenses horror movie appeared on Youtube. Once he's kicked out of No.10, he should really try his luck in Hollywood - this was the scariest smile on the screen since Jack Nicholson's "Here Comes Johnny" scene.
However, the scariest part here is that he may still have another 13 months to improve on this performance and deliver even better symbol of his disastorous reign.
So it's probably time to put the mockery aside and get serious.
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Ever wondered what classical authors would say about modern world if they ever had a chance to comment ? Well, we wonder too. But here you can read what a couple of guys that come from the same place as one of the classics think about a modern political life in UK. Comments are welcome!
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