Jeremy Corbyn

[mybrainhurts]

Turquoise said:

KTF said:

AJL308 said:

Apparently he wasn't able to be contacted by his crew when all of this was kicking off because he was "making jam"!

I hope it didn't involve Diane Abbott.

Jam Roly-Poly?

I feel sick...

[CrutyRammers]

Nice article in the speccie listing all of the nice things he's said and done. Supporting the IRA and Hamas, all of that lovely stuff.
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/08/shouldnt-vote...

[mybrainhurts]

AAGR said:

Corbyn is such an arse, and proves it every day.

In which case, is there any point, any longer, in continuing to waste PH space on him .... ?

Well, yes, comedy was dead until Jezza came along and set it alight again...we need to enjoy it while it lasts....

There's something deeply satisying in closing one's eyes and imagining the likes of Mandelson banging his head against a concrete wall until his head splits open and his brain falls out...

[Sylvaforever]

mybrainhurts said:

Well, yes, comedy was dead until Jezza came along and set it alight again...we need to enjoy it while it lasts....

There's something deeply satisying in closing one's eyes and imagining the likes of Mandelson banging his head against a concrete wall until his head splits open and his brain falls out...

Excellent.

[irocfan]

Vandenberg said:

irocfan said:

you could always have fun on the huffington post articles - they make the gruan seem rational

Well she didn't tell me not to play on huff post

my work here is done

[Toaster]

Turquoise said:

He was in my town last night, and I hadn't a clue. It's a long term Tory seat. Just seen clips of it on the local news and it was a carnival atmosphere. Up on their feet clapping and hopping up and down. This is worrisome. I have to rub shoulders with these people...

The worrying bit is that his key message wasn't posted. He draws large crowds and support yet the Tory press only go to undermine test and not report what is said. He is quite popular and very draws large crowds when public speaking

[nikaiyo2]

KTF said:

"Chairman of Winchester Labour, Richard James said: "It has been enormously encouraging to see so many local members and supporters engaging with this process to select the leader to take our party towards the next election. Tonight members addressed the meeting with thoughtfulness and passion, including young people attending their first ever political meeting.

"We now have over a 1,000 members in Winchester. At this rate we're going to need a bigger meeting room.""

http://www.hampshirechronicle.co.uk/news/14698712....

Hahah yeah 1000 members, of which 122 could be arsed to vote. In a city where Labour traditionally loose their deposit.

[motco]

Toaster said:

Turquoise said:

He was in my town last night, and I hadn't a clue. It's a long term Tory seat. Just seen clips of it on the local news and it was a carnival atmosphere. Up on their feet clapping and hopping up and down. This is worrisome. I have to rub shoulders with these people...

The worrying bit is that his key message wasn't posted. He draws large crowds and support yet the Tory press only go to undermine test and not report what is said. He is quite popular and very draws large crowds when public speaking

Key message: "The Greeks shall inherit the earth, and blessed are the cheesemakers" signed Big Nose

[Turquoise]

Toaster said:

Turquoise said:

He was in my town last night, and I hadn't a clue. It's a long term Tory seat. Just seen clips of it on the local news and it was a carnival atmosphere. Up on their feet clapping and hopping up and down. This is worrisome. I have to rub shoulders with these people...

The worrying bit is that his key message wasn't posted. He draws large crowds and support yet the Tory press only go to undermine test and not report what is said. He is quite popular and very draws large crowds when public speaking

He didn't draw a large crowd here. Hundred or so. They were were just noisier and liked dancing on the spot more than most people.

[P5BNij]

CrutyRammers said:

Nice article in the speccie listing all of the nice things he's said and done. Supporting the IRA and Hamas, all of that lovely stuff.
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/08/shouldnt-vote...

Some of that we already knew about but sweet Jesus on a bike, what an utter, spineless the man is. New Politics / decent and honest bloke my Aunt Fanny.

It'll be interesting to hear what Toaster and JawKnee have to say on this.... or are they one and the same person...?

[irocfan]

nikaiyo2 said:

Hahah yeah 1000 members, of which 122 could be arsed to vote. In a city where Labour traditionally loose their deposit.

more like only 122 are old enough to vote

[anonymous-user]

irocfan said:

my work here is done

Do Huffy members appreciate a good Zionist plot involving Mossad or Kidon?

[Toaster]

Turquoise said:

He didn't draw a large crowd here. Hundred or so. They were were just noisier and liked dancing on the spot more than most people.

According to the Towns website the Civic holds 505 people so thats a considerable number more than you were hoping

[Toaster]

motco said:

Key message: "The Greeks shall inherit the earth, and blessed are the cheesemakers" signed Big Nose

[Toaster]

irocfan said:

more like only 122 are old enough to vote

As the article says many of the new members who can't vote

[Europa1]

As the comedy of errors that is Jeremy Corbyn's train PR stunt (I know I shouldn't really say that, because Jeremy Corbyn supporters assert he doesn't do PR stunts) continues to unfold, I've been meaning to ask - I always thought the phrase was 'jam packed'?

[iSore]

I'm a lifelong Tory voter but despite much piss taking initially, I'm increasingly listening to what he has to say. I don't agree with a lot of it but he's far from the clown Michael Foot was.


As for the train thing - well, he hasn't exactly started a war has he?

He's no chance of getting in, but he's worth five or ten Andy Burnhams or Chukka Ummumammunnas.

[Welshbeef]

iSore said:

I'm a lifelong Tory voter but despite much piss taking initially, I'm increasingly listening to what he has to say. I don't agree with a lot of it but he's far from the clown Michael Foot was.


As for the train thing - well, he hasn't exactly started a war has he?

He's no chance of getting in, but he's worth five or ten Andy Burnhams or Chukka Ummumammunnas.

Supporting Hamaz, IRA Hezbola as Friends and wanting us to Give the Falklands to Argentina when the country has just had a referendum and 99.8% wanted to remain UK seems this "nice man" doesn't like listening to the settled will of the people.

He also like to ignore the GE result and that the public voted FOR £10billion welfare cuts plus the top 2 parties all had replace trident changing that view without a new general election isn't possible as its so fundamental.

I liked the part where he wanted to go and chat to ISIS about peace.

He also totally doesn't understand public sentiment - remember that Paris gun attach killing hundreds when asked if he would have shot them he said no we would arrest them and put them to trial..... When they were slaughtering people.

Really nice man.

[Johnnytheboy]

Let's not forget giving Putin the nod to attack nato and proposing building nuclear missile subs and then not equipping them.

[technodup]

iSore said:

As for the train thing - well, he hasn't exactly started a war has he?

No, that's the one thing (along with becoming PM) that we can safely say he won't be doing.

What he is doing is making cheap anti business, pro nationalisation stunts when previously he offered a new kind of politics. Well that sounds just like the old kind of politics we're all used to. Ergo he's a .

It's not a one off either, look at his Remain 'campaign'. Halfhearted though it was it went against everything he's said forever.

Welcome to the new politics. Same as the old politics.

And he's very old.