New Backing Blair video - Dave the Chameleon (for Dummies)
Blair is neck-deep in a loans scandal, so his activists assure angry voters that local elections are about local issues and not what the Labour party leader may or may not have done... then Blair goes and spends that loan money on a personal attack on the Tory leader!
I'm sorry, but absurd situations like this cannot be allowed to pass without comment:
Dave the Chameleon (for Dummies)
Enjoy. Share. Be well.
Cheers all.
UPDATE - Inbound links and comments on this video and/or the original:
Nick Robinson - Changing colours
Political Betting - Is this the right way for Labour to attack Cameron?
Guy Fawkes - Ever So Slightly Brilliant
Chicken Yoghurt - Cartoon lizard surprisingly profound shock
(PS - Iain Dale describes it as; "the funniest thing I've seen in ages"... but there are many Conservatives who said the same of the original, so we won't get too carried away with ourselves.)
I'm sorry, but absurd situations like this cannot be allowed to pass without comment:
Dave the Chameleon (for Dummies)
Enjoy. Share. Be well.
Cheers all.
UPDATE - Inbound links and comments on this video and/or the original:
Nick Robinson - Changing colours
Political Betting - Is this the right way for Labour to attack Cameron?
Guy Fawkes - Ever So Slightly Brilliant
Chicken Yoghurt - Cartoon lizard surprisingly profound shock
(PS - Iain Dale describes it as; "the funniest thing I've seen in ages"... but there are many Conservatives who said the same of the original, so we won't get too carried away with ourselves.)
posted by Tim at 9:22 PM
4 Comments:
Very clever, very funny, very good. That goes for all the videos. Thanks for the laughs and for being another voice of truth.
The original Dave the Chameleon is on YouTube - you should post this version as well, see which one wins...
Great video!
Yes, it is interesting how Labour spends the money it recieves in loans; negative advertising, and it turns out, Cherie Blair's hairdresser. Money well spent.
Excellent work! For some reason it reminds me of the scene in "The Agony and and the Ecstasy" (it was on over the Easter break if you ask)where Michelangelo was told by Pope Julius that he couldn't spare anymore cash for the painting of the Sistene Chapel. Michelangelo then suggested he would have to sell the blocks of marble for Julius' tomb to fund it. Julius then asked one of his scribes if anyone else could be persuaded to purchase the office of cardinal. "If 5 cardinals can feed the army, then 2 can pay Michelangelo." Or something like that. Mind you, I reckon this lot would shame a Renaissance Papacy.
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