Who will be the new Labour leader?
Poll: Who will be the new Labour leader?
Total Members Polled: 378
Discussion
Oilchange said:
Hasn't William Hague grown up 
ahhhhh sweet
Now he's a terrible person for believing in the right to a fair trial.
Jeremy Corbyn under fire over 'tragedy' of Osama bin Laden killing
Jeremy Corbyn under fire over 'tragedy' of Osama bin Laden killing
TheExcession said:
That's just not cricket...
Compare and contrast.
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Plenty more Maggie Kissing here. ( < there )
But just look at the love!
What a remarkable image... You couldn't make it up ... Compare and contrast.
Plenty more Maggie Kissing here. ( < there )
But just look at the love!
Fantic SuperT said:
Perhaps Jeremy knows something the US special forces don't about stepping into the bedroom of a fanatical hate-fuelled mass murderer holding an AK-47. Maybe they should have brought flowers and invited him to be reasonable?
Assuming you haven't read the article... Most of his points were about it causing more unrest, think he's wrong?Which is then interestingly turned against him.
Spin spin spin.
Fantic SuperT said:
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Perhaps Jeremy knows something the US special forces don't about stepping into the bedroom of a fanatical hate-fuelled mass murderer holding an AK-47. Maybe they should have brought flowers and invited him to be reasonable?
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Corbyn comes across to me at least as someone who sincerely believes he has the purest and fairest answer to many problems. Dreamer. Perhaps Jeremy knows something the US special forces don't about stepping into the bedroom of a fanatical hate-fuelled mass murderer holding an AK-47. Maybe they should have brought flowers and invited him to be reasonable?
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I suspect he is yet another example of the many who seek our trust to look after this Nation's well being whilst spending a lifetime in their own protected cushioned against reality environment. Cushioned against the harsher effects of the environment they all create for the rest of us. Sadly he is far from alone but, I suspect he is one of the more extreme or even worst forms of those we entrust come every election. Those I see on the media who explain their support also slot into the dreamer category.
I write this as one who in the now increasingly distant past usually voted Labour. Cannot see me ever doing so again. I am not alone.
CorbynFTW said:
Now he's a terrible person for believing in the right to a fair trial.
Jeremy Corbyn under fire over 'tragedy' of Osama bin Laden killing
Bin Laden was an enemy combatant in an ongoing war. Why should he get a trial? The point of a war is to kill the enemy. Killing him was perfectly legal under international law. Jeremy Corbyn under fire over 'tragedy' of Osama bin Laden killing
TheExcession said:
Stickyfinger said:
Hasn't William Hague grown up ahhhhh sweet
ahhhhh sweetMGJohn said:
What a remarkable image... You couldn't make it up ...
It's so good I've printed it out and stuck it on the back of the toilet door so that I can sit and contemplate whilst I'm sitting and contemplating.
That made me giggle. I like William Hague. He used to be quite hursuit, but in his balding latter years, his facial features reminded me of a character I saw in boys' paper from the past ... "The Eagle"... The Mekon .... Dan Dare and all that ...
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CorbynFTW said:
Why...
Because I don't see the world as he does. My life experiences have probably been very different to his and they have led me to an alternative set of opinions. Nevertheless, I wish him well and hope he is the leader of the Labour party for many years to come.Fantic SuperT said:
CorbynFTW said:
Why...
Because I don't see the world as he does. My life experiences have probably been very different to his and they have led me to an alternative set of opinions. Nevertheless, I wish him well and hope he is the leader of the Labour party for many years to come.I have a feeling we both agree he is the best/worst thing for party.
How long until we can call them the Democratic Labour Party?
Fantic SuperT said:
CorbynFTW said:
Most of his points were about it causing more unrest, think he's wrong?
Yes.To have captured OBL and put him on trial would have caused far more unrest than simply despatching him and disposing of his carcass like the bag of sewage that it was. There has been little knock on from that, his followers just latched on to their next psychopathic 'leader'.
Putting him on trial would have given his spawn a focus point for years.
And of course, it would have wasted a lot of money putting him on trial.
MGJohn said:
Corbyn comes across to me at least as someone who sincerely believes he has the purest and fairest answer to many problems. Dreamer.
I suspect he is yet another example of the many who seek our trust to look after this Nation's well being whilst spending a lifetime in their own protected cushioned against reality environment. Cushioned against the harsher effects of the environment they all create for the rest of us. Sadly he is far from alone but, I suspect he is one of the more extreme or even worst forms of those we entrust come every election. Those I see on the media who explain their support also slot into the dreamer category.
I write this as one who in the now increasingly distant past usually voted Labour. Cannot see me ever doing so again. I am not alone.
I suspect he is yet another example of the many who seek our trust to look after this Nation's well being whilst spending a lifetime in their own protected cushioned against reality environment. Cushioned against the harsher effects of the environment they all create for the rest of us. Sadly he is far from alone but, I suspect he is one of the more extreme or even worst forms of those we entrust come every election. Those I see on the media who explain their support also slot into the dreamer category.
I write this as one who in the now increasingly distant past usually voted Labour. Cannot see me ever doing so again. I am not alone.
think jack straw and wine cellar.......
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