What a complete disaster of a "man"

I watched the Remembrance Day service on TV yesterday and was very disgusted to see our esteemed leader not bother to bow his head after laying his wreath.

It is an automatic gesture for me to always do so – if I am walking or driving and pass a hearse I nod my head downwards. Whether I know the person or not I do always honour and respect their passing. Many other pedestrians or motorists do the self same thing too I notice. Some genuflect but the majority of us simply briefly nod in a way of acknowledging someone’s life and their passing and wishing them well on their journey, or on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month we acknowledge the ultimate sacrifice that so many of them made far too soon and so many years ago by way of bowing our heads in thought and prayer for two minutes, wherever we are.

War has touched almost everyone’s life by way of a premature death. Be that of a grandparent, a parent, a family member, a husband or wife or a child or their sibling – be it any war from the past up until the current. Be it a boyfriend or a fiancé or even an unknown person whose empty shell passes you en route to their final destination, or even a cold marble piece of stone that epitomises thousands of faceless human beings, but their supreme sacrifice should be at least be worthy of at least a brief nod, surely?

When you govern and when you are in charge you are unfortunately always in the spotlight. I am in no way surprised that today all the media have noticed the fact that Comrade Brown could not be arsed to bow in honour of the dead's ultimate sacrifice and No 10 (trying to achieve a damage limitation exercise) are excusing the fact that he “probably forgot” Forgot? Forgot???

Whether you rule a Country or are in charge of a Government of that Country your face is shown and how you honour the dead of your Country on behalf of all those citizens who you represent is shared with millions via TV – our esteemed unelected arrogant leader could not be arsed to bow his head in acknowledgement or to honour the dead and gave them all the disrespect that no dead person ever should deserve. Especially all those who gave their lives years ago to ultimately to put him in a position of employment that he cherishes today.

The lowest form of insult to give to the dead is from a person who we never voted for, wanted, or want who acts on the behalf of the whole of the UK. Comrade Brown – at least sometime today remember how to bow your head…in shame.