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Gary
Glitter Comes To Support Of David Cameron
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Gary
Glitter the convicted child molester
and 1970's sparkly pop icon, gave
his support to David Cameron in his
first press conference after being
released from jail in Vietnam, we
can now reveal.
The
disgraced pop sensation said he would
only return to the country after a
Conservative Party victory in the
next general election.
Bitter
Glitter, 67, said he also liked the
cut of Boris Johnson's jib, a first.
A
spokesman for David Cameron initially
screamed and ran away when we told
him what Gary Glitter had said, but
when he called back later he said
that it would be inappropriate to
comment on such comments from a disgraced
1970 pop icon.
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Gary
Glitter Comes To Support Of
David Milliband
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Convicted
pop perv, Gary Glitter, 64,
came to the support of Labour
Party leader hopeful David
Milliband earlier today.
Speaking
in his first press conference
after being released from
jail in Vietnam, Glitter said
that it was time for Gordon
Brown to step down and a newer,
shiner faced, smiley guy to
take over.
Gary
Glitter, who's hits included
'Do You Want To Touch Me',
and 'I'm the Leader of The
Gang I am' was uncontrollable
and had to be sedated.
A
spokesman for David Milliband
refused to comment on Glitter's
comments, saying it was inappropriate
to listen to a single thing
the 1970's pop washout said.
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Gary
Glitter Comes To Support Of
Gordon Brown
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Gary
Glitter publicly came to the
support of Gordon Brown in
his first press conference
after leaving jail in Vietnam,
we can now reveal.
The
disgraced "Do you want
to be in my gang oooh yeah!"
singer said it was a tough
job but Gordon Brown was doing
well and he had his full support.
Gary
Glitter announced that royalties
from his newly released Greatest
Hits album will go to the
aid of Northern Rock shareholders.
A
spokesman for Gordon Brown
said he would not comment
on the comments from the 1970
pop prince, other than to
say he was a lying untrustworthy
bastard who should not be
listened to even on the radio.
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