Sick Boy
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Another gem is him complaining about foreigners taking jobs and then he employed his ex German wife as "she was the only one about to do the job."
Mine was.a couple or so days ago. I said about the billions that the EU pensions cost. And that Farage has a go about it but refuses to forego his.pension rights or the massive payoff he will get when he isn't an MEP anymore.
To me his job in politics is about over. It was all about us leaving the EU. Hopefully we will never hear about or from him ever again.Another gem is him complaining about foreigners taking jobs and then he employed his ex German wife as "she was the only one about to do the job."
There is loads and it’s not even anything to do with Israel. Oddly if you have an arms industry you facilitate war so again it’s an irrelevance.
This is one individual whose history is full of personal association with unpleasant people.
Enoch Powell was fired for urging voters to vote labour and was a close friend to Corbyns hero Michael Foot so go figure.
And as I keep saying I do have a go at the Tories. But for some reason you never notice.
I always have a go at Farage but you never notice.
I always have a go at the choice of Corbyn and Co. You never miss it.
Name the subject and you will get a different answer.Who is the lesser evil?
To me his job in politics is about over. It was all about us leaving the EU. Hopefully we will never hear about or from him ever again.
Bloody democracy, should just not let people vote it would be much easier.There are no lies and the only disgrace is this wretched man was alllowed as leader in the first place.
Christ, if thats the alternatives to Corbyn god help us. Back to a choice of blue tory or red tory.There’s some talent on the back benches, I rate Umunna, Creasey, some of Kinnocks stuff.
Perfectly illustrated by that disgrace of a front page in the Times yesterday. As soon as people saw it and looked for similar about the Conservatives social media was full of examples far worse from Conservatives than months of Sunday Times 'investigative journalism' had found with Labour.For every accusation you can throw at Corbyn you can throw a similar one at the tories yet it doesn't happen, what are you failing to grasp about that?
Interesting, I've just googled for polls since Corbyn first spoke on the Russian poisoning and got results like these:Mays popularity rating soared and Corbyns collapsed.
YouGov?
So when did they last get something right? :smuggrin:
Personally I am not a huge fan of JC but a lot of the attacks from the right wing response are due to fear that there could well be change in the air. Let's hope the next Labour leader will not slide back to the right and will continue the fight.
They kept that bit quiet then.They trialled a different statistical polling method for the 2017 election and correctly predicted a hung Parliament with an increase in Labour's share.
They kept that bit quiet then.
It was what I predicted. I even showed my winning betting slip on here.
You have the link? Because I remember saying how wrong they had got it as usual.They didn't keep it quiet it was on their website every day leading up to the election.
Corbyn & McDonnell are life-long anti-British hard left class warriors. They’ve hijacked the Labour Party to spread their politics of hatred and envy whilst masquerading as the champions of the working class. They’re not. They’d wreck the country if they ever got into power and the working class would actually suffer the most. So stop whining about false smear campaigns and wake up to the fact that the sooner this filth is purged from mainstream British politics the better it will be for everyone.
You have the link? Because I remember saying how wrong they had got it as usual.
Give 3 ways in which the working classes would suffer under a Labour government and 3 ways they benefit from the Conservatives. Maybe under Labour I'd get a pay rise in line with inflation and wouldn't have to buy my own classroom materials...
Read it yourself again.
I'm talking about a real choice politically not in leadership, why have election turn outs been on the way down for so long. I would hazard a guess it is because many voters don't or haven't seen a real difference between the 2 major parties for at least 20 years, hence the multi term governments since Thatchers era, people just allow the same party to rule until they get tired of the leaders voice and then put the other party in power.Real choice?
Corbyn and those who have been with him for many years like Abbott and McDonnell have so many skeletons in the closet that some people constantly see a need to defend them.
My real choice would be a Labour leader without a whole graveyard full of skeletons in the closet. So it isn't Corbyn for me.
I put a lot of it down to a lack of someone to vote for. It is more like who people don't want to vote for.I'm talking about a real choice politically not in leadership, why have election turn outs been on the way down for so long. I would hazard a guess it is because many voters don't or haven't seen a real difference between the 2 major parties for at least 20 years, hence the multi term governments since Thatchers era, people just allow the same party to rule until they get tired of the leaders voice and then put the other party in power.
I don't need you to post Hitchens videos I've watched everything the man has ever done.
If you think he what he says justifies your Islamophobia then you've really misunderstood him.
Lower interest rates
Lower unemployment
Greater global economic confidence
Under conservative administrations
How about nowI put a lot of it down to a lack of someone to vote for. It is more like who people don't want to vote for.
Anyway it is 3pm. There is a time and place for this bullshit. And now isn't it.
How about now
OK how about this.
The guardian are now producing several critical articles of Corbyn now.
Against Corbyn = left wingcertain writers always have, (Nick Cohen), for example. Much of the perceived left wing media are Blairites.
Against Corbyn = left wing
For Corbyn = the truth
I don't defend any of them. I have a go at all of them.No. The Guardian is considered a very pro Corbyn paper by people on the right. It isn't the case, it does have pro Corbyn journalists but it has anti Corbyn journalists as well. Just correcting a misconception.
Lower interest rates
Lower unemployment
Greater global economic confidence
Under conservative administrations
I don't defend any of them. I have a go at all of them.
But on here I only get picked up on having a go at Corbyn.
Really? I remember the banks having to pay a „windfall tax“ because of the huge amount they were making from interest charges. Wasn’t that under Thatcher?
Unemployment in 1981 in Coventry reached record level as a result of Thatcher‘s policies.
Greater confidence? We are beginning to feel the lack of confidence as companies seek alternatives because of Brexit.
Basically you’re just making things up.
So you don't normally aim any posts at me?I'm not sure what you're on about to be honest. Grendel made a post about the Guardian having anti Corbyn articles. I was merely pointing out it happens more than people realise from particular journalists. My post was in no way directed at you.
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