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Why on earth would anyone vote for this idiot who clearly hates this country.
Why on Earth would any idiot believe such a ludicrous story?
Its funny how it mysteriously appears the day after Boris' speech falls flat.Originally Posted by CardiffIrish2
I think people began to switch off to the anti-Corbyn stuff during the last election so it is interesting that CCHQ still perseveres with it as their primary weapon.
Link?
I did,l would,l will.
I would vote for him over the capitalist Tory scum anytime
He is a Privy Councillor which means he has been fully vetted by the security services and is squeaky clean. They are clever people. You are very silly.
I wouldn't vote for him as he is pro - brexit. Simple !
Will make it easier for his Russian pals to march in when we are little Britain all alone.
This story is all about Corbyn refusing to do as he is told by the Israel lobby. Anyone who opposes them will be destroyed.
Don't understand all the fuss, it's quite clear where his politics and allegiances are ,he's not hidden them ,and the story supports that , so let's just move on, vote for him or not ,it's that bloody simple
Not the thread's theme but can't be bothered to create a new one. My doom antenna, which is finely tuned, is humming. I predict it's going to kick-off big time in Syria within the next three days. If, and it's a big if, Russia directly engages Yanks or Ashkenazi forces in Assad's defence then we're on for the big one, else a huge Middle East conflict will ensue as Syria/Iran won't allow the partition of the country without a fight.
I cringe at Corbyn quite regularly but the plan since 2010 has failed at almost every turn. The ideology has failed in practice, trickle down is a myth, QE hasn't worked (unless the aim was to hand extra cash to the richest people), this has led to almost every one of their own targets being missed. So what do we do? Everyone who dismisses this governments (including 2010-now) approach based on factual evidence is an idiot now?
The final paragraph makes no sense. All the reasons you list for Corbyn being unqualified make Trump even more so. So why would he be worse?
Th PM of our country has much more power than the president of the USA,.
Trumps only real power is the armed forces , which we may not need if JC comes to power.
Unless Corbyn guts the plp then what you are saying is absolutely not true.
- Mandatory deselection is talked about a lot but I don't actually think the appetite for it is over egged.
- Labour would need a majority in the house to have anything like the power you are suggesting (if they gut the party of popular constituency MP's then they almost certainly wouldn't gain one).
I think he would gut a lot of things, his anti western ,establishment and big business is well documented , we wont need borders just extra housing, hospitals ,school's and a beafed up welfare bill.
Give it a few years and he'll be out of the way, and this experimental period of immaturity and silliness in British politics will be over. Given time, he will be reviled and laughed at even more than Michael Foot or the hapless Gordon Brown.
It's just a phase that's all. Just a phase. Just a like a fancy new crepe shop that pops up. People think "Oooh that's new let's give it a try." Responses range from "ooh lovely" to "uuurgh that's odd". And eventually the fad or phase goes away. Years later people wonder what the fuss was all about. The only people that don't need to experiment are the ones who know it isn't new and was done all before, decades ago, and resulted in disaster. To them, it is money for old rope. To those who don't remember it they think it's new or novelty. But it's just a phase. Give it time and one way or another, most will come to their senses and he'll barely figure in the annals of history.
The founder and chairman of momentum is Jewish. You can read a lot about him in the right wing tabloid press, he is typified as a money grabbing Jewish champagne socialist (which obviously isn't anti-Semitic at all).
Which bits of the manifesto were far-left in your opinion? Labour are beyond far left at the minute so it isn't a difficult question for you to answer.
Now that Raul Castro has stood down in Cuba, perhaps Jeeremy Corbyn ought to die his beard a latino-dark colour and change citizenship. He can then help move Cuba to the right.
I am not sure Mr Lansman had much control over where he went to school. I am also not sure what the point of any of that is. I know nothing of the inner workings of the Labour party as i am not a member, they probably do have a problem. It feels like you were trying to avoid the question.Labour Party has three separate “categories” of anti-Semitism but has “a lot of denial” that the problem exists, the founder of the Corbynite group Momentum has admitted.
Jon Lansman, who is himself Jewish, said Labour must do more to “stamp out” anti-Semitism in the party, though he said there is no “one size fits all” solution to the problem.
Antisemitism inside Labour must be dealt with despite a “lot of denial” that the party has a problem, the founder of the pro-Corbyn group Momentum said yesterday.
Speaking at a Jewish cultural festival, Jon Lansman (went to private school - so a good socialist then) said that there were three categories of prejudice towards Jewish people within the party, ranging from “petty remarks about big noses” to “blood libel”.
Seems to me - like the Leader of Momentum and Corbyn's bum licker in chief thinks there is a problem
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/c...tism-9c7j2ptn2
"Unlike some on the hard Left, Lansman has been willing to admit that Labour has a problem with anti-Semitism"
https://www.timesofisrael.com/jeremy...-labour-party/
I seem to remember you calling someone a member of the Gestapo (Nazi secret Police) last week
I'll try again.
Which bits of the manifesto were far-left in your opinion? Labour are beyond far left at the minute so it isn't a difficult question for you to answer.
I thought political satire was meant to be easy in these days of Corbyn, Trump and brexit.
Question is open to you too.
What question?
I am just asking you to explain what you mean. Do you not know yourself?
Just wondering how you reached this conclusion.To say they are way too far to the left is an understatement ... so not my bag
This one that was for ninianclark:
I hear very often that Labour are a far left party, I don't really see it. There are questions to be asked of it's leadership and momentum certainly but beyond John McDonnell saying the occasional silly thing (that they could never realistically put into practice as government) the majority of what they push are popular ideas (centre/left of centre).Which bits of the manifesto were far-left in your opinion? Labour are beyond far left at the minute so it isn't a difficult question for you to answer.
This approach is becoming really common in politics (and really really common on here), presenting someones opinion as polarised for effect - Far right/Far left, it is the main thing that inhibits meaningful debate.
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