Murdered MP's widower Brendan Cox quits charities

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43101434

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...t-resigns.html

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...assault-claims

Imagine the headlines, bit like the Oxfam stuff, if these deeds were carried out by fat cat right wing Tories .

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Originally Posted by life on mars

Imagine the headlines, bit like the Oxfam stuff, if these deeds were carried out by fat cat right wing Tories .

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Cox sounds an arsehole and will get what’s coming to him. I feel sorry for the kids bless them.

I think you’ll find there will be plenty of headlines tomorrow to ensure that it’s at the forefront of public thinking and that the right wingers ‘it’s only us the liberal elite pick on ‘ will have plenty to read .

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Originally Posted by life on mars

Imagine the headlines, bit like the Oxfam stuff, if these deeds were carried out by fat cat right wing Tories .

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I knew you would be here making some half-baked point about right/left, you actually think this won't get reported or talked about because he is seen as left wing? Absolute nonsense.

Makes me wonder just how much stuff is covered up. Unfortunately these unrelenting scandals have dragged by mind to the point where when an allegation is made about someone high profile I presume guilt.

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Not forgetting that big fat misogynist Scottish Labour union bloke who barged past the woman speaking at the labour conference yesterday http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43099581

Keith (Rent boy + drugs) Vaz still being investigated - and now being re investigated.

Jez, John and Ken being accused of collaborating with Russia via a czech spy

Claire Kober head of Haringey Council resignin siting bullies from momentum trying to get her out, after the regeneration housing project was actively targetted by Corbyn himself.

And todays revelation of St Brendan Cox - being some sort of sexual bully etc

I know politics is a bit rough and tumble, but feckin hell mun , what a bunch of sexist, racist, anti-semitic, drug taking, rent boy using bullies - they are out doing the Tories here by miles

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Ninian, you forgot to include this. Just helping you out mate. I know how you like to be balanced :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

[B] I know politics is a bit rough and tumble, but feckin hell mun , what a bunch of sexist, racist, anti-semitic, drug taking, rent boy using bullies - they are out doing the Tories here by miles[/B

One good turn deserves another, just in case you missed it. The Tories have more than their fair share, Labour / Tories is like the city and Derby at the moment.

Is this the point when you start talking about grindr and cocks etc :hehe:

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Can't get to sleep without your bedtime story princess?

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Not forgetting that big fat misogynist Scottish Labour union bloke who barged past the woman speaking at the labour conference yesterday http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43099581

Keith (Rent boy + drugs) Vaz still being investigated - and now being re investigated.

Jez, John and Ken being accused of collaborating with Russia via a czech spy

Claire Kober head of Haringey Council resignin siting bullies from momentum trying to get her out, after the regeneration housing project was actively targetted by Corbyn himself.

And todays revelation of St Brendan Cox - being some sort of sexual bully etc

I know politics is a bit rough and tumble, but feckin hell mun , what a bunch of sexist, racist, anti-semitic, drug taking, rent boy using bullies - they are out doing the Tories here by miles

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It was often said to me by a very shrewd adviser, in my late teens and early Twenties, that those who pretend they are holier than thou and shout a little too much at others are often the ones you need to pay close attention to. "Helping others" is often genuine, but far too often it is often "helping myself to something" as well.

The corker I often hear of is the lazy bastard in the family (and yes many have them) who seems to do very little but makes a special habit of always looking after the older ones in the family as they approach a deathly age but, curiously, rarely bothered when they were younger. He does it a bit too often, lets everyone in the family know about it, but doesn't seem to like others in the family also helping out and seems to get a little protective about his or her role. Oddly, always seems in charge of Maud or Phyllis' finances and wills, and often pickup and outsized share of the Maud or Phyllis' cash and assets. I have seen one try it in my family. I saw a female do it in another family. It happens so often and it is one to watch for. I find it very easy to spot these people.

It is a similar category of person to the perennial charity worker at Oxfam, except they were doing kids and women instead of doing charity. In this case, this fella was shouting a little too hard at others and shouting too much about what he was doing, whilst doing the same. The genuine charity workers are often those who quietly go about their business and just get on with it. Those shouting at others, shouting too much about the good they do, they are the ones to watch. They are often doing it to create a distraction, or to cover and to mask what they are really up to. If you see this behaviour, I often find your antenna ought to be twitching and they should be closely watched.

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Not forgetting that big fat misogynist Scottish Labour union bloke who barged past the woman speaking at the labour conference yesterday http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43099581

Keith (Rent boy + drugs) Vaz still being investigated - and now being re investigated.

Jez, John and Ken being accused of collaborating with Russia via a czech spy

Claire Kober head of Haringey Council resignin siting bullies from momentum trying to get her out, after the regeneration housing project was actively targetted by Corbyn himself.

And todays revelation of St Brendan Cox - being some sort of sexual bully etc

I know politics is a bit rough and tumble, but feckin hell mun , what a bunch of sexist, racist, anti-semitic, drug taking, rent boy using bullies - they are out doing the Tories here by miles

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As a life long socialist I find it hard to come to terms with these current behaviours and principles .

I know a percentage of politicians from either side of the political divide have moral issues or distorted viewpoints , I'm just shocked to the core of the differences we see of the current occupants of the present Labour party , somehow I felt they were better than most , hence my voting intentions were always inclined to them .

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Originally Posted by Mambo

I was listening to Radio4 news the world at one, they discussed Brendan Cox in detail, with statements from those who had made complaints against him. They appeared to go back before the Jo Cox events.

The people who have made complaints against are far and wide. Some current and a few ex aid workers. Most of them young women between 20 - 35. And because of his 'God like' status all who too afraid to come forward. Most of them just left and went to work somewhere else - or leave the industry all together.

They read out some of the statements - feckin hell - the word sex pest doesnt do it justice. They all followed the same pattern. And his employer made excuse after excuse for him "Brendan is Brendan" , Brendan has a funny way of working etc", What a vindictive individual, all the time using his 'situation' to have a go at others.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09rwt2l - about 8 minutes in

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Julia Hartley-Brewer (not a fan) tweeted that everyone in Westminster and in the media knew what he was like. Why do they always keep it to themselves? The establishment in this country stinks or maybe it is a case of 'glass houses'?

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Originally Posted by life on mars

As a life long socialist I find it hard to come to terms with these current behaviours and principles .

I know a percentage of politicians from either side of the political divide have moral issues or distorted viewpoints , I'm just shocked to the core of the differences we see of the current occupants of the present Labour party , somehow I felt they were better than most , hence my voting intentions were always inclined to them .

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Humans are selfish and greedy.

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Originally Posted by life on mars

Imagine the headlines, bit like the Oxfam stuff, if these deeds were carried out by fat cat right wing Tories .

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You are like a broken record with this defending of the Tories .....yet still cry likes wolf that you are not one .....it's laughable

As for this bloke he should be ashamed of himself

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Not forgetting that big fat misogynist Scottish Labour union bloke who barged past the woman speaking at the labour conference yesterday http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43099581

Keith (Rent boy + drugs) Vaz still being investigated - and now being re investigated.

Jez, John and Ken being accused of collaborating with Russia via a czech spy

Claire Kober head of Haringey Council resignin siting bullies from momentum trying to get her out, after the regeneration housing project was actively targetted by Corbyn himself.

And todays revelation of St Brendan Cox - being some sort of sexual bully etc

I know politics is a bit rough and tumble, but feckin hell mun , what a bunch of sexist, racist, anti-semitic, drug taking, rent boy using bullies - they are out doing the Tories here by miles

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This bloke doesn't vote Tory , honest !!

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Originally Posted by Eric Cartman

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Ninian, you forgot to include this. Just helping you out mate. I know how you like to be balanced :hehe: :hehe: :hehe:

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The art of handing out a leathering

Cecil Parkinson.

Nothing new happening in politics. Same old thing.
Silly men abusing their power.

A standing prick has no conscience as someone once remarked.

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

Cecil Parkinson.

Nothing new happening in politics. Same old thing.
Silly men abusing their power.

A standing prick has no conscience as someone once remarked.

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Aye saucy Cecil .........never forget him thanking his wife Anne for standing by him ...yeah right ....after the news of his affair broke ......poor woman looked awful as the fawning assembled Tory faithful clapped

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Nice try Paul, the thread title is Brendan Cox (not Cecil fecking Parkinson - who was a c unt), Cox is not an MP, or a politician on any level as far as I know. He is though a fecking hypocrite of the highest order.

You pull the same line out every time - anyone who doesnt agree with you is a conservative voter blah blah, it is possible to hold politicians of all colours in contempt, it is also possible to see how difficult it is to run a country or an opposition.
May keeping hold of Johnson and Hammond or Ken Livingston explaining away how he met a KGB spy (whilst he is still suspended from the Labour party for a year for being an anti semite).

It is also possible for people to voter for a different party at each election - rather than have your nose so far up Labours stinking @arse hole you lost your mind

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You have had a leathering

Croesy used to call me Paul

It's most bizarre

But if that's your thing ...

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

You need to stick to drinking The Bow, smoking weed and jerking off to the Derek Brockway 2018 calendar , Sludge, Sludgey, Paul, Evo, or whatever else you want to be called mate, how about Red Nose?

ps - Foot (what was I thinking - I was 18...) , Kinnock, Blair got my vote, Cameron (twice), Lib Dems and 1 Plaid (but cant remember if that was local or not)

And your record is :- Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,L abour,Labour - died in the wool - dick up @rse labour luddite - you must be the easiest vote to win - and there are millions more like you :hehe: Jezza must love you.

ps I'm not Croesy, Plato, Blue Plato or whatever other names he had, but if you want to carry on believing - there's nowt I can do about it.

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You wear that as a badge of honour but I can't understand why. Maybe you can explain why you think that makes you better than someone who votes for the same party/'ideology' every time.

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

You need to stick to drinking The Bow, smoking weed and jerking off to the Derek Brockway 2018 calendar , Sludge, Sludgey, Paul, Evo, or whatever else you want to be called mate, how about Red Nose?

ps - Foot (what was I thinking - I was 18...) , Kinnock, Blair got my vote, Cameron (twice), Lib Dems and 1 Plaid (but cant remember if that was local or not)

And your record is :- Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,Labour,L abour,Labour - died in the wool - dick up @rse labour luddite - you must be the easiest vote to win - and there are millions more like you :hehe: Jezza must love you.

ps I'm not Croesy, Plato, Blue Plato or whatever other names he had, but if you want to carry on believing - there's nowt I can do about it.

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Beneath that angry little man lies .......an angry little man

I don't touch alcohol but you could certainly do with some diazepam as it sounds like you are in withdrawal

It's very impressive , to you , that you say you have voted for lots of different parties , depending on what's best for the country ........I remember who used to say that but you carry on mate , I won't be wasting any more time replying to such silly nonsense

People who drink tend to get red noses , i am afraid that doesn't apply to me

You take it easy now

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

You need alcohol Sludge, Ive voted for different parties over the years - mainly out of not realising it's all just a merry go round, tax - spend / boom - bust , fix it, get voted in - fo rthe same party to do it all over again. Add in an illegal war, a massive PFI etc - and we are basically back to square 1.

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The core policies are always the same between blue Labour and the red Tories, with a few little throw-aways chucked in to placate the brain-dead. If a genuine outsider got into power in this country it would be like Trump's America, and they would feel the full force of the establishment against them, both seen and unseen.

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The core policies are always the same between blue Labour and the red Tories, with a few little throw-aways chucked in to placate the brain-dead. If a genuine outsider got into power in this country it would be like Trump's America, and they would feel the full force of the establishment against them, both seen and unseen.

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Ah yes Trump’s America where kids get shot in schools and the answers are thoughts and prayers and pass me that cheque from the NRA. Where as cuts are given to millionaires paid for by an increase in debt in years to come.

Yep, sounds marvellous

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

The core policies are always the same between blue Labour and the red Tories, with a few little throw-aways chucked in to placate the brain-dead. If a genuine outsider got into power in this country it would be like Trump's America, and they would feel the full force of the establishment against them, both seen and unseen.

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He's an outsider that the Republicans love because he'll push through their policies while taking the heat.

The perfect outsider, eh?

Given what's been going on, I should probably add that the NRA love him too, plus big businesses for the tax cuts, anyone else I've missed?

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He's an outsider that the Republicans love because he'll push through their policies while taking the heat.

The perfect outsider, eh?

Given what's been going on, I should probably add that the NRA love him too, plus big businesses for the tax cuts, anyone else I've missed?

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He’s such an outsider with his promotion of that small business lobby called the NRA.

Don’t forget the multi million or even billion pound industry of tv Evangelism.

God Guns and Trump, yeeee haaawww

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Was it Trumps fault when Columbine happened - and all the other countless slaughters ?
It has never changed under Clinton,Bush,Obama,Bush,Clinton,Reagan etc - the only possible chance is that because Trump isnt a politician and has supported both Reps and Dems in the past that perhaps he could do something.

Sell guns, just not semi automatic machine guns for a start and work on the rest later.

(Post was about St Brendan Cox)

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I agree it was aborning Brendan Cox, I was responding to yet another post by Wales Bales shoe horning DT into something virtuous.

As for the previous presidents. Yes that’s true, but when then the current incumbent suggests arming teachers as a response then somethings ****ed up.

Brendan Cox is an utter Bell end as I said I feel so sorry for himself kids

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

Was it Trumps fault when Columbine happened - and all the other countless slaughters ?
It has never changed under Clinton,Bush,Obama,Bush,Clinton,Reagan etc - the only possible chance is that because Trump isnt a politician and has supported both Reps and Dems in the past that perhaps he could do something.

Sell guns, just not semi automatic machine guns for a start and work on the rest later.

(Post was about St Brendan Cox)

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Of course not, the existing president took shit after those tragedies, just as Trump is. Leadership means taking responsibility, as he said (long before becoming president himself).

In addition, he's deliberately made it easier for mentally ill people to get guns, he's been paid by the NRA to keep existing laws despite rolling in on a drain the swamp ticket and hes hijacked the deaths to push his anti-fbi agenda, so I think the heat he's getting is justified.

Yes, the US should stop selling semi-automatics to anyone, but the lawmakers don't want to do this. So why wouldn't you criticise the guy at the top?

Sign of the times Mambo, 40 years ago this was going on at business dinners, in politicians office, backstage of tv show's. There wasn't such a thing as inappropriate behaviour or language back then (for men anyway). The constant tenuous links to the Labour party from the Daily Mail and its sister publication ninianclark - seem a bit facile and immature when taken into context of the wider story.

The children's and families minister attended a dinner where women were paid to flirt with, dance with, talk dirty to and probably in some circumstances sleep with men because of their status - how ****ed up is that?! He got a 'dressing down' - was that by one of the girls? Sex scandals covered up weekly by a whole host of organisations and seemingly no principles or morals to be found anywhere amongst the upper echelons of British society.

Ordinary people seem to have moved on from our caveman past a lot quicker than our 'brightest and best'. Look at the culprits or just spend your time linking everything to the Labour party if that makes you happy.

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Originally Posted by Mambo

Did you know something ? ,

He's just resigned from UNICEF today http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-43162223 , that is after he resigned from 'save the children' a few months ago.

Yet another one from the do as I say not as I do brigade. Funny how they were both working for Blair/Brown as advisers !!

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Read the Tom Bowers book on Gordon Brown. Nothing funny about it. It was a deliberate startegy to stuff NGOs, quangos and charities with Labourites. In return for making a lot of political noise many of them receiveced additional funding and nods of political agreement for big salaries. Plenty of evidence in there and perfectly legal. But of course, completely immoral to use charitable bodies for political tools. It's only quite right that these creeps are now being purged.

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Originally Posted by Mambo

Left and right and centre and nationalist - there are blokes taking advantage of the power they have been given in order to try and get their leg over. It's not a political thing - it's a man 'thing'.

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If you looked very closely you would see it's also a blackmail thing.

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Originally Posted by CardiffIrish2

I agree it was aborning Brendan Cox, I was responding to yet another post by Wales Bales shoe horning DT into something virtuous.

As for the previous presidents. Yes that’s true, but when then the current incumbent suggests arming teachers as a response then somethings ****ed up.

Brendan Cox is an utter Bell end as I said I feel so sorry for himself kids

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Trump is integral to this story, as he's going after the traffickers. These charity cases are not isolated incidents, you are looking at organised global networks here.

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Originally Posted by Mambo

Left and right and centre and nationalist - there are blokes taking advantage of the power they have been given in order to try and get their leg over. It's not a political thing - it's a man 'thing'.

This week it's Labours turn to cop it, as someone has opened the can and let the worms out. A few weeks back it was that business charity dinner with various MPs, businessmen etc trying it on with the waitresses (although Im sure the idea there was get them p issed and get them donating money), ego v ego = big donations.

If you are a Labour supporter - you need to cop it - just like if you are a Lib Dem, Tory you have to cop it if the party leader thinks all gays are abhorrent (Tim Fallon), or a Tory from the House of Lords who likes dressing up in a bra whilst snorting coke etc

Basically - if you dish it out , you need to have the temerity to take it as well - or in the case of a serial masturbater from Cowbridge just call everyone who doesnt agree with his politics - scum. A modus operandi that certain political parties and their supporters seem to have adopted. No free speech, shout down anyone who isnt a Labour supporter etc.

I dont know if youve realised - but the press isnt fair - there are right wing papers and left wing papers. Left and Right wing news outlets outside the MSM. Re Ninianclark , Ive seen him post stuff I agree with and some stuff I dont, same goes for you Eric and the other Momemntum RedTops on here.

It's politics - there is no absolute correct solution - you need a bit of both - which is why the centre ground is always the place where elections are won - so it seems. So anyone who goes way out either side of that is risking power over ideology - in my opinion - but what the feck do I know.

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I agree with most of that. It can be tit for tat and I don't really have a problem with saying Corbyn isn't a leader, Diane Abbott is a smidgen from being a bit racist and John McDonnell is an ideological hothead.

But when the right-leaning press (and we both know the guardian is not the leftist equivalent of the mail and express) say Corbyn wants us to be like Venezuela or McDonnell wants to crush business it isn't reporting in the public interest, just ideological driven 'fake news' (I hate that term).

It feels like they realise the fight is lost on the issue of austerity, it hasn't worked so they need to go for the man. The left are in the same position at a different point on the timeline, they have always felt that they can't win the argument (or war of propaganda) so they have always gone for the man ('i hate tories').

But in an era where people are encouraged by the political classes to ignore facts, figures and forecasts because they don't suit their native we stand no chance of keeping the discussion to policy.

Regarding the comment 'certain parties supporters' trying to deny free speech I think it is a more complex issue. Every discussion involving brexit on Qt for months has been drowned out by disgruntled and angry leavers booing and shouting down anywhere that dare give their opinion about the negotiation or the decision in general. We can probably safely assume they aren't lib Dems but they could be from Labour or the Tories.

I feel very sorry for the kids and Jo Cox’s parents. As for Brendan Cox what a pitiful character he is.