Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2

[johnxjsc1985]

sidicks said:

Those youngsters are ignorant fools!

if they want a house with empty rooms they can buy one and not rent one.
Youngsters liking Corbyn is not a really good advert for high Education is it.

[Johnnytheboy]

pim said:

You can go on about costing forever.You either run a decent health service and social care or you find any excuse not to.

Labour aren't planning to spend more than the Tories on the NHS according to the IFS, and the Tories have grasped the nettle on social care, despite getting roasted about it.

[sidicks]

Johnnytheboy said:

Labour aren't planning to spend more than the Tories on the NHS according to the IFS, and the Tories have grasped the nettle on social care, despite getting roasted about it.

Anyone that repeats the nonsense about the 'bedroom tax', clearly isn't understand in the facts about spending and affordability!

[Andy Zarse]

Here's a Guardian leader from back in the 1990s. Says it all really.

[turbobloke]

Corbyn's "lack of wider political and moral judgment" has survived well, so has he - the surprising thing is that thirty percent up of the adult voting population haven't notived or don't care.

"Mr Corbyn is a fool" in Guardian quotes should make a handy campaign slogan when electioneering restarts.

Edited by turbobloke on Tuesday 23 May 11:28

[Jonmx]

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

[Burwood]

Jonmx said:

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

Indeed. Will he condemn the group responsible for Manchester? My call on that is he will squirm and use word salad to avoid doing so. It's a serious political issue, or at least it should be.

[PurpleAki]

He will have a cup of tea with them.

Sorted.

[pingu393]

Shakermaker said:

turbobloke said:

jimmyjimjim said:

Burwood said:

technodup said:

Shakermaker said:

- Everyone says JC is a terrorist sympathiser. But as far as I can tell, he's never actually made a bomb and killed dozens of people, or gone to such lengths to try and do anything to that end.

Erm, that's why he's called a terrorist sympathiser and not a terrorist.

This is hard work.

lol

x2. Dear God.

OK I've got it now

She did bad things but because she said sorry, it makes it OK? And she must have the support of Theresa May, even if it only tacit, because she is an elected Conservative council member.
He did nothing bad, but said he understood the reasons people did bad things?

No, I don't think you do. I know it was a sarky comment, but I think there is truth in what you say. You really don't get it.

In some parts of Northern Ireland, the peer pressure to be part of the cause was immense. If you weren't for them, you were against them - and woe betide you. If you didn't move away, your life could be hell.

I don't know her circumstances, but I'm sure that Corbyn had a 100% choice whether he supported PIRA - I'm not sure that she did.

Obviously, not everyone joined them, but if here friends were "in" and she wasn't, they wouldn't be her friends for long.

To become a whistleblower was the ultimate betrayal and her "sentence" will only be suspended. If things go back to the old ways, she will need to change her life and disappear, before she "disappears".

[768]

Burwood said:

Jonmx said:

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

Indeed. Will he condemn the group responsible for Manchester? My call on that is he will squirm and use word salad to avoid doing so. It's a serious political issue, or at least it should be.

If a journalist asks him more than once with his handlers more than arms length away we might well get to see some more angry Corbyn.

[turbobloke]

768 said:

Burwood said:

Jonmx said:

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

Indeed. Will he condemn the group responsible for Manchester? My call on that is he will squirm and use word salad to avoid doing so. It's a serious political issue, or at least it should be.

If a journalist asks him more than once with his handlers more than arms length away we might well get to see some more angry Corbyn.

"Grrrrr....don't push me....I need your clothes, boots and your motorcycle"

[Hoofy]

Burwood said:

Jonmx said:

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

Indeed. Will he condemn the group responsible for Manchester? My call on that is he will squirm and use word salad to avoid doing so. It's a serious political issue, or at least it should be.

That's the first thing I thought when I heard he'd said it was a terrible incident. He has really been a silly man over the last few years.

[pingu393]

Hoofy said:

Burwood said:

Jonmx said:

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

Indeed. Will he condemn the group responsible for Manchester? My call on that is he will squirm and use word salad to avoid doing so. It's a serious political issue, or at least it should be.

That's the first thing I thought when I heard he'd said it was a terrible incident. He has really been a silly man over the last few years.

He is on BBC1 on Friday at 1900. I'm sure Andrew Neil will ask the question. It will be an election defining moment if he doesn't categorically state that all terrorism is bad and that has no place in a modern society.

If he tries to defend it in any way or is mealy-mouthed or evasive in his answer, he's toast.

[RAFsmoggy]

Didn't May do well with Andrew Neil...Like a fish out of water, gaping & struggling , she didn't look at all at ease...Neil really showed her weak points...

[Hoofy]

pingu393 said:

Hoofy said:

Burwood said:

Jonmx said:

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

Indeed. Will he condemn the group responsible for Manchester? My call on that is he will squirm and use word salad to avoid doing so. It's a serious political issue, or at least it should be.

That's the first thing I thought when I heard he'd said it was a terrible incident. He has really been a silly man over the last few years.

He is on BBC1 on Friday at 1900. I'm sure Andrew Neil will ask the question. It will be an election defining moment if he doesn't categorically state that all terrorism is bad and that has no place in a modern society.

If he tries to defend it in any way or is mealy-mouthed or evasive in his answer, he's toast.

"Welllllllll, it's not too bad, but everyone under the age of 30 gets a free house under a Labour government."

[PurpleAki]

He is already.

May's lacklustre interview last night is all but forgotten and today she's outside Downing Street looking ministerial and strong again.

[RAFsmoggy]

Sounds great Hoofed one...pop over to iPlayer to your idol May in full flow lol

[Shakermaker]

pingu393 said:

No, I don't think you do. I know it was a sarky comment, but I think there is truth in what you say. You really don't get it.

In some parts of Northern Ireland, the peer pressure to be part of the cause was immense. If you weren't for them, you were against them - and woe betide you. If you didn't move away, your life could be hell.

I don't know her circumstances, but I'm sure that Corbyn had a 100% choice whether he supported PIRA - I'm not sure that she did.

Obviously, not everyone joined them, but if here friends were "in" and she wasn't, they wouldn't be her friends for long.

To become a whistleblower was the ultimate betrayal and her "sentence" will only be suspended. If things go back to the old ways, she will need to change her life and disappear, before she "disappears".

Well, that's a far more informative answer - thank you. Yes, my comments were sarcastic

[Burwood]

RAFsmoggy said:

Sounds great Hoofed one...pop over to iPlayer to your idol May in full flow lol

If you mean this https://www.theguardian.com/politics/video/2017/ma...

well talk about disingenuous. Exactly where does Neil Skewer TM? edited to add . didn't you, on another thread, say 'neil ripped her a new asshole' not much respect for TM then. Is RAF, a forces reference? If so, you realise you won't have one if Corbyn has his way.

Edited by Burwood on Tuesday 23 May 12:14

[Johnnytheboy]

Burwood said:

Jonmx said:

I predict some awkward questions for Mr Corbyn, Mcdonnell and Abbott over the next week or two.

Indeed. Will he condemn the group responsible for Manchester? My call on that is he will squirm and use word salad to avoid doing so. It's a serious political issue, or at least it should be.

I expect he will say its time to give Israel back the weans and stop interfering in Syria, or some such.