Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2

[PurpleAki]

Jeremy's supporters...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4533372/Co...

[Einion Yrth]

Burwood said:

Is RAF, a forces reference?

Given his liking for Corbyn, it's probably "Red Army Faction".

[johnxjsc1985]

PurpleAki said:

Jeremy's supporters...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4533372/Co...

people are genuinely sick for posting stuff and why is it allowed ?.

[Burwood]

johnxjsc1985 said:

PurpleAki said:

Jeremy's supporters...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4533372/Co...

people are genuinely sick for posting stuff and why is it allowed ?.

Mind you, what little is left of his career will soon evaporate. Cretin of epic proportions

[otolith]

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.

He will condemn the act, and say that all such acts are wrong. That's his IRA dodge.

[Einion Yrth]

johnxjsc1985 said:

PurpleAki said:

Jeremy's supporters...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4533372/Co...

people are genuinely sick for posting stuff and why is it allowed ?.

Because, at least ostensibly, we live in a society that respects free-speech, sometimes that means people will be free to say things that you dislike; fortunately they tend to show themselves up for the bk-brains they are.

[turbobloke]

Einion Yrth said:

johnxjsc1985 said:

PurpleAki said:

Jeremy's supporters...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4533372/Co...

people are genuinely sick for posting stuff and why is it allowed ?.

Because, at least ostensibly, we live in a society that respects free-speech, sometimes that means people will be free to say things that you dislike; fortunately they tend to show themselves up for the bk-brains they are.

Better to see this and let it have the right sort of influence on various events.

[PurpleAki]

And then you have this lovely Scottish chap.

[anonymous-user]

PurpleAki said:

And then you have this lovely Scottish chap.

That guys a complete prick as if he was aware of things. he might be aware that there were lots of Scottish kids at the venue. Supposedly it was the nearest she played to Scotland.

[PurpleAki]

He's no doubt a father and grandfather too, which makes it more fked up...

[dandarez]

PurpleAki said:

And then you have this lovely Scottish chap.

If that's genuine, he's worse than the smell of excrement. Far worse.

[PurpleAki]

He says if it happened in Scotland we wouldn't care.

Yeah just like we didn't with Lockerbie and Dunblane etc etc...

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[Vaud]

dandarez said:

If that's genuine, he's worse than the smell of excrement. Far worse.

It appears that it is, but he has since deleted his facebook profile or locked it down completely.

[RAFsmoggy]

Einion Yrth said:

Given his liking for Corbyn, it's probably "Red Army Faction".

Now Now Rossy old chap ....

[Likes Fast Cars]

PurpleAki said:

He will have a cup of tea with them.

Sorted.

Hopefully someone will lace the tea with something, perhaps some neo-Soviet tactic such as Plutonium poisoning?

[Vaud]

Likes Fast Cars said:

Hopefully someone will lace the tea with something, perhaps some neo-Soviet tactic such as Plutonium poisoning?

Polonium, not plutonium. ;-)

[Likes Fast Cars]

Vaud said:

Likes Fast Cars said:

Hopefully someone will lace the tea with something, perhaps some neo-Soviet tactic such as Plutonium poisoning?

Polonium, not plutonium. ;-)

Yes thanks Vaud, I knew I buggered that up after I posted it!

[Burwood]

Vaud said:

Likes Fast Cars said:

Hopefully someone will lace the tea with something, perhaps some neo-Soviet tactic such as Plutonium poisoning?

Polonium, not plutonium. ;-)

perhaps either would kill you off pretty quick. No experience mind

[Old Merc]

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.

If I was Andrew Neil I would ask Corbyn to explain the difference between the terrorists who planned last nights bombing in Manchester and the IRA terrorists who bombed Manchester in 1996 and Birmingham in 1974.

[Likes Fast Cars]

Burwood said:

Vaud said:

Likes Fast Cars said:

Hopefully someone will lace the tea with something, perhaps some neo-Soviet tactic such as Plutonium poisoning?

Polonium, not plutonium. ;-)

perhaps either would kill you off pretty quick. No experience mind

Are sure you have no experience of these things....?