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Pesty said:
Shame he's mental and I can't agree with most of his policies. I like how different he is and how he follows his principles.
Shame he's just destroyed the Labour Party. We need a strong opposition to whatever party is in.
First sentence could probably apply to anyone you know if they were in his position. Second agreed only without the 'shame' bit.Shame he's just destroyed the Labour Party. We need a strong opposition to whatever party is in.
He's in the wrong job.
Pesty said:
Shame he's mental and I can't agree with most of his policies. I like how different he is and how he follows his principles.
Shame he's just destroyed the Labour Party. We need a strong opposition to whatever party is in.
He doesn't though, his supporters have managed to convince some people that he does but its a pack of lies.Shame he's just destroyed the Labour Party. We need a strong opposition to whatever party is in.
Pacifist - tried to fight with a reporter in pubic for daring to ask a question. He obviously has trouble controlling his temper in interviews - watch the C4 one linked to in this thread.
Years spent being ardently anti-EU - he campaigned (admittedly weakly) for Remain.
A new "Honest" politics - He made a video containing a pack of lies about the alleged unavailability of seats on a train in order to push a political point about public transport.
He is totally unprincipled in almost everything he does.
AJL308 said:
He doesn't though, his supporters have managed to convince some people that he does but its a pack of lies.
Pacifist - tried to fight with a reporter in pubic for daring to ask a question. He obviously has trouble controlling his temper in interviews - watch the C4 one linked to in this thread.
Years spent being ardently anti-EU - he campaigned (admittedly weakly) for Remain.
A new "Honest" politics - He made a video containing a pack of lies about the alleged unavailability of seats on a train in order to push a political point about public transport.
He is totally unprincipled in almost everything he does.
Normal far left then. Pacifist - tried to fight with a reporter in pubic for daring to ask a question. He obviously has trouble controlling his temper in interviews - watch the C4 one linked to in this thread.
Years spent being ardently anti-EU - he campaigned (admittedly weakly) for Remain.
A new "Honest" politics - He made a video containing a pack of lies about the alleged unavailability of seats on a train in order to push a political point about public transport.
He is totally unprincipled in almost everything he does.
Stickyfinger said:
johnxjsc1985 said:
he is another example of a well to do Socialist who has led a pampered upbringing and sheltered life. Very well meaning but so far removed from the real world he is actually dangerous to the future of the Country.
Nope: he is just a c 
t.t, he hates this country and what it stands for, he's a narcissistic power freak and what Thatcher would have called "a wrecker".I don't understand how someone who has a long history of fraternisation / support of terrorists is even allowed to sit in the house. I wonder if GCHQ have a file on him ? The thought that he might one day be in possession of high security information makes me a bit uneasy to be honest.
johnxjsc1985 said:
he is another example of a well to do Socialist who has led a pampered upbringing and sheltered life. Very well meaning but so far removed from the real world he is actually dangerous to the future of the Country.
I was thinking about Corbyn's announcement about not doing a thing about immigration on the way home and a thought occurred to me. Is he actually trying to deliberately destroy the Labour Party?
If you were setting out to do so, what would you do?
I'd start by taking the party as far to the left as I could, then introduce some touchstone policy that would alienate the party's white working class core vote at a stroke.
Camoradi said:
and he's here! 11 minutes late.
The little coquette was just toying with us.
He reminds me a little of Sir Alec Guinness in Bridge Over The River Kwai, just before he falls onto the detonator which blows up the bridge.
I disagree. Alec realised the error of his ways, then fell on the detonator.The little coquette was just toying with us.
He reminds me a little of Sir Alec Guinness in Bridge Over The River Kwai, just before he falls onto the detonator which blows up the bridge.
Corby is more like Alec when he stood on the centre of the bridge admiring his handiwork.
I doubt that Corby will ever realise the massive mistake he is making and destroy the bridge.
johnxjsc1985 said:
.. so far removed from the real world he is actually dangerous to the future of the Country.
Incredibly dangerous.Open door immigration, no nuclear deterrent, all suppliers to the NHS ditched, massive government borrowing, massive spending on rail renationalisation, revenge taken on the wealthy with a spiteful tax regime, a power sharing deal with Argentina over the Falklands, the list goes on.
There'd be a mass exit of business and talent.
Cobnapint said:
Incredibly dangerous.
Open door immigration, no nuclear deterrent, all suppliers to the NHS ditched, massive government borrowing, massive spending on rail renationalisation, revenge taken on the wealthy with a spiteful tax regime, a power sharing deal with Argentina over the Falklands, the list goes on.
There'd be a mass exit of business and talent.
I would be off for one. But then there would probably be a spite tax and currency controls for those exiting.Open door immigration, no nuclear deterrent, all suppliers to the NHS ditched, massive government borrowing, massive spending on rail renationalisation, revenge taken on the wealthy with a spiteful tax regime, a power sharing deal with Argentina over the Falklands, the list goes on.
There'd be a mass exit of business and talent.
fblm said:
Gandahar said:
Being rather middle of the road rather than the right wing hordes on here with their Audi 3.0 TDI S-lines I'm not totally against the labour party, however I do think old JC is too much like Michael Foot.
We need another Neil Kinnock!
Haha. I thought Foot was a pretty smart chap who couldn't stop 'Militant' trotskyists wrecking the party (happy to be corrected before my time), where as Corbyn is a complete idiot who is actually one of the 'Momentum' trotskyists trying to destroy the party?We need another Neil Kinnock!
I did always have a soft spot for Tony Benn.... now he got more left over time but far better than JC.I was thinking tonight, Corbyn is like the Trump anti particle isn't he? Whatever Trump is JC is the exact opposite. Strangely we have both of them getting near to power at the same time. Go figure..... If they ever meet a huge explosion will happen that will destroy the known universe as far out as East Maidstone
I do like this he said.
Promised a £160m "arts pupil premium" to offer children access to music, drama and dance
I guess the Labour party will make a song and dance about that then.
Stop laughing now. Mind you I'm the person who thinks we should get rid of RE and also foreign languages and get them to do more exercise to lose some of that fat the little bleeders get from sitting on their arses all day playing Minecraft.
Bit like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=88Yoy6L2tXM
English contingent ? What ? Eh ? Is that my grandma ? Strewth ... I wondered about her funny 'tache.
Edited by Gandahar on Wednesday 28th September 20:20
Stickyfinger said:
BlackLabel said:
"Seumas Milne is set to stand down as Jeremy Corbyn's closest adviser by the end of the week, PoliticsHome understands."
https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/political-par...
Safe seat, a deselected MP, parachute......ummmmmhttps://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/political-par...
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