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  Bern - the issue is not one raised by 'the blues' it has been raised by Labour insiders, ex civil servants and a reputable journalist.
  
  The question really is this acceptable behavior in a PM?
  
  Mrs T was well known for having a go at Cabinet members but always, absolutely always, treated junior staff at no10 with the utmost courtesy. With Brown its is the other way around and is the sign of an insecure and weak man taking out his rage on those who cant defend themselves. His behavior is inexcusable for anyone in a position of authority.
  
  Look at what else is known about Brown and we see a very disturbed man indeed, totally unsuited for any position of power and public office. Even Labour people have made some very disparaging remarks about him.
  
  One story I remember that was revealed recently and corroborated, was the dinner party at no 10. He was interrupted while showing his guests where to sit by an urgent phone call. Left to their own devices for a while his guests decided to seat themselves. When Brown came in and found them seated he spent the entire meal sulking like a spoilt child, not saying anything to anybody. Immediately after it was over he went off straight to bed leaving his guests without saying good night let alone seeing them out.
  
  Add to that his tendency to lie even when everyone knows he is deliberately lying (the election that never was, the 10p tax issue being just two examples). What about his delusions of banning boom and bust, of saving the world, these are not the claims of a sane man. Then there is his now well reported temper and bullying, just what do we have as Prime Minister?
  
  Guido dubbed him the Prime Mentalist years ago because of his odd behavior. That really does sum this man up.

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