Discussion
Andy Zarse said:
Rovinghawk said:
V6Pushfit said:
Rovinghawk said:
iphonedyou said:
a great many of those saying and doing those things support the present leader of the opposition and his motley crew.
And vice versa.He just reminds me of a mad Chemistry Master with hedgerow hair and policies to match.
http://new.spectator.co.uk/2015/10/spittle-is-the-...
Zod said:
oop north said:
This video is quite funny:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34490711
Corbin not answering the question. He is a real politician after all!
I've never voted Labour anyway so it matters not, but I find this lot thoroughly distasteful. I suppose it's just a question of enjoying it while it lasts as they won't see power, but on some level I'd like to see a decent choice in politics.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34490711
Corbin not answering the question. He is a real politician after all!
Looks like this abhorable crew are more aligned to terrorists than we first thought.. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/Jeremy_Co...
I think some time at a prison camp in Cuba is what they f
ktards deserve right now.
I think some time at a prison camp in Cuba is what they f
ktards deserve right now. TorqueVR said:
So the new Labour leader and wannabe prime minister actively supported the terrorists murdering UK citizens. You really could not make this up!! In my view Cameron let Corbyn off lightly in his speech last week.
Wishing new-old elbow patch Labour the best of luck in 2025, they'll need it.TorqueVR said:
So the new Labour leader and wannabe prime minister actively supported the terrorists murdering UK citizens. You really could not make this up!! In my view Cameron let Corbyn off lightly in his speech last week.
To be slightly more accurate, they supported the "wrong" terrorists. Stevanos said:
Looks like this abhorable crew are more aligned to terrorists than we first thought.. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/Jeremy_Co...
I think some time at a prison camp in Cuba is what they fktards deserve right now.
On seeing that, this morning, my immediate thought was of an obvious analogy: it would be like a radical politician supporting ISIS today - attending their camps, making speeches for them, getting honours from them, then 20 years later becoming leader of the main opposition party and potentially PM. Which we would probably imagine to be unthinkable. But here we are...I think some time at a prison camp in Cuba is what they f
ktards deserve right now. I would guess that someone in the press is currently researching his possible links to the Soviet Union back in the 70s and 80s, as that would make the full set. Having links to the IRA and wanting to give the Falklands back, being the others.
Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
The Hypno-Toad said:
I would guess that someone in the press is currently researching his possible links to the Soviet Union back in the 70s and 80s, as that would make the full set. Having links to the IRA and wanting to give the Falklands back, being the others.
Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
It seems a bit early to be rubbishing him. Poor old Corby , he doesn't even have the left leaning section of the media on his side. Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
How do labour go about replacing him?
The Hypno-Toad said:
I would guess that someone in the press is currently researching his possible links to the Soviet Union back in the 70s and 80s, as that would make the full set. Having links to the IRA and wanting to give the Falklands back, being the others.
Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
The tories would want to keep their powder dry. Hes only been leader a few weeks.. Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
bhstewie said:
hstewie said: I am curious how none of this came up during the leadership campaign and mysteriously only now does it seem to be discovered.
It's the kind of thing that you would assume would put off a lot of voters voting for him in the leadership election.
Perhaps there's not as much to these reports as this thread suggests. It's the kind of thing that you would assume would put off a lot of voters voting for him in the leadership election.
el stovey said:
The Hypno-Toad said:
I would guess that someone in the press is currently researching his possible links to the Soviet Union back in the 70s and 80s, as that would make the full set. Having links to the IRA and wanting to give the Falklands back, being the others.
Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
It seems a bit early to be rubbishing him. Poor old Corby , he doesn't even have the left leaning section of the media on his side. Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
How do labour go about replacing him?
ianrb said:
They need to decide to get an electable leader first, as in electable in a general election, then they need to pick a leader who can do that. So no more Browns, a different Milliband, and definitly no more Corbyns!
Right but the problem is with their election procedure. All the electable candidates were discouraged early on (Dan Jarvis Chuka Ummuna etc) and the voters were presented with a load of failures from the past . . . and Corby. It's extraordinary how useless they are at selecting electable candidates. They selected the wrong Miliband brother and now this guy. Blair (spits on ground) was the last electable candidate they selected.
The Hypno-Toad said:
I would guess that someone in the press is currently researching his possible links to the Soviet Union back in the 70s and 80s, as that would make the full set. Having links to the IRA and wanting to give the Falklands back, being the others.
Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
The worst of it, kept secret until now, is that he is the separated big brother of Morrissey.Wonder if they will be saving that up for the election? (if he makes it that far.).
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