Jeremy Corbyn

[Stickyfinger]

Europa1 said:

V6Pushfit said:

techiedave said:

I just don't think enough airtime is given over to Emily Thornberry shes a real woman with curves.

I've just been a bit sick in my mouth.

And I would still kiss you before I would kiss that

[ReallyReallyGood]

Gargamel said:

Labour has totally descended into a party for the few die hards of the hard left, than any possibility to win an election.

Indeed, it's difficult now to see the difference between them and a protest group.

[Stickyfinger]

ReallyReallyGood said:

Gargamel said:

Labour has totally descended into a party for the few die hards of the hard left, than any possibility to win an election.

Indeed, it's difficult now to see the difference between them and a protest group.

BBC support ?

[Johnnytheboy]

Stickyfinger said:

ReallyReallyGood said:

Gargamel said:

Labour has totally descended into a party for the few die hards of the hard left, than any possibility to win an election.

Indeed, it's difficult now to see the difference between them and a protest group.

BBC support ?

According to the true believers that rang R4 Feedback the other week, the BBC is systematically biased against Corbyn.

[Stickyfinger]

Johnnytheboy said:

Stickyfinger said:

ReallyReallyGood said:

Gargamel said:

Labour has totally descended into a party for the few die hards of the hard left, than any possibility to win an election.

Indeed, it's difficult now to see the difference between them and a protest group.

BBC support ?

According to the true believers that rang R4 Feedback the other week, the BBC is systematically biased against Corbyn.

Not now he is the "true leader".....

[motco]

Johnnytheboy said:

Stickyfinger said:

ReallyReallyGood said:

Gargamel said:

Labour has totally descended into a party for the few die hards of the hard left, than any possibility to win an election.

Indeed, it's difficult now to see the difference between them and a protest group.

BBC support ?

According to the true believers that rang R4 Feedback the other week, the BBC is systematically biased against Corbyn.

It all depends on exactly where you are standing. It is possible to be to the left of the Beeb.

[turbobloke]

Johnnytheboy said:

Stickyfinger said:

ReallyReallyGood said:

Gargamel said:

Labour has totally descended into a party for the few die hards of the hard left, than any possibility to win an election.

Indeed, it's difficult now to see the difference between them and a protest group.

BBC support ?

According to the true believers that rang R4 Feedback the other week, the BBC is systematically biased against Corbyn.

It's a tactical means of agitating for even more friendly coverage from friends.

[Elroy Blue]

We're saved.

The ex-Greek finance minister has endorsed John McDonnell's economic policies. You honestly couldn't make this up.

[anonymous-user]

Elroy Blue said:

We're saved.

The ex-Greek finance minister has endorsed John McDonnell's economic policies. You honestly couldn't make this up.

[number 46]

Elroy Blue said:

We're saved.

The ex-Greek finance minister has endorsed John McDonnell's economic policies. You honestly couldn't make this up.

Do you mean Vari-focals? he's not a communist at all?!!!!!! and after the resounding success that he made of Greece I'm sure we will be fine!!!!

[turbobloke]

V6Pushfit said:

Elroy Blue said:

We're saved.

The ex-Greek finance minister has endorsed John McDonnell's economic policies. You honestly couldn't make this up.

[Esseesse]

Stickyfinger said:

Johnnytheboy said:

Stickyfinger said:

ReallyReallyGood said:

Gargamel said:

Labour has totally descended into a party for the few die hards of the hard left, than any possibility to win an election.

Indeed, it's difficult now to see the difference between them and a protest group.

BBC support ?

According to the true believers that rang R4 Feedback the other week, the BBC is systematically biased against Corbyn.

Not now he is the "true leader".....

If the Conservatives took a proper right turn I could easily see the BBC being systemically biased for Corbyn.

[anonymous-user]

V6Pushfit said:

techiedave said:

I just don't think enough airtime is given over to Emily Thornberry shes a real woman with curves.

Man that's my new T shirt designer for the Autumn
Thanks it's like Frankie's welcomed me to the Pleasuredome.

And to make my day even better Eyeliner Andy has just delivered his conference speech. I must say that he seems to imply that not all foreign people can come to the UK. Not sure how that will fit in with some of the activists who love everything non British. Then I got a clesr shot of the delectable Yvette Cooper. With that haircut she could easily have stood in for one of the lads in Take That
And now there's a woman called Johanna Baxter who is having a nervous breakdown live on stage she's fighting back the tears. She's from Scotland so you would think she would have got over the poll tax by now.
And now there is a bloke thanking everyone not sure who he is but he looks a bit like that actor from Dr who who played the robot who thought he had made the Daleks

Jeremy is speaking at 2.15 then its Old Lang Syne and Jerusalem. Daytime Telly doesn't get much better than this.
And now its Ed Milliband who has made a joke about sitting on the floor of the train he says he has only got 8 minutes to speak but has spent nearly 3 telling st jokes.

Edited by anonymous-user on Wednesday 28th September 12:29

[rovermorris999]

Elroy Blue said:

We're saved.

The ex-Greek finance minister has endorsed John McDonnell's economic policies. You honestly couldn't make this up.

Is he no longer Greek?

[Stickyfinger]

rovermorris999 said:

Is he no longer Greek?

Still as slippery as a tax payer from grease.

[turbobloke]

Stickyfinger said:

rovermorris999 said:

Is he no longer Greek?

Still as slippery as a tax payer from grease.

And hopelessly devoted to the magic money tree, so there'll be a whole lot of shakin' going on, followed by tears on the pillow.

[amgmcqueen]

The moment Ed Milliband was selected leader instead of his brother was the beginning of the end for Labour, wasn't it?

I find it utterly cringeworthy how out of touch Corbyn, Mcdonnell, Abbott etc are with the British public. Although it is good for the country to have strong opposition, I am going to enjoy watching the death of Labour at the next GE.

[anonymous-user]

Being serious for a minute this Economy in Brexit Britain Fringe meeting coverage is a real eye opener. They are just queuing up to out farage Farage with regards to immigration. Quite genuinely the comments Chukka and an other woman said they would have attacked Farage for during the Brexit debate

[Johnnytheboy]

amgmcqueen said:

The moment Ed Milliband was selected leader instead of his brother was the beginning of the end for Labour, wasn't it?

You can trace it all from there.

Actually maybe to whatever rule change made it possible for the MPs to be outvoted on choosing a new leader by the grassroots members and unions, which happened with Ed Miliband.

[simonrockman]

techiedave said:

Chukka would have attacked Farage for during the Brexit debate

I understand Chukka has a history of attacking people. I've heard from two completely independent sources that he was something of a school bully.

Simon