Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2

[Henners]

Russian Troll Bot said:

Henners said:

Richards, a strong supporter of Jeremy Corbyn, said the organisations placed her under surveillance, tampered with her car and bicycle, interfered with her mail, invaded her home or failed to protect her from attempts to poison her because of her political views.

So she’s mental...

Will fit right in.

I'm not so sure, I didn't see any mentions of Zionists being behind it all

Taken as a given now, got to be over 18, UK citizen, hate the Jews.

[anonymous-user]

Re Mandy Richards

The bio in this piece is interesting

http://www.bbc.co.uk/academy/work-in-broadcast/art...

It's a funny thing but it's not the first time one of the more dangerous people in Corbyns circle has popped up.
Step forward Dawn Butler.
Ms Butler is a real danger she has bite whereas Diane has blunder. Where Diane has confusion Butler has purpose and a mission.
IMHO dawn Butler is an extremely dangerous person within the Labour Party.

Henners said:

Taken as a given now, got to be over 18, UK citizen, hate the Jews.

Wellllllllllll. On her website she does have this to say: "The knowledge, skills and techniques I employed will serve to inform my parliamentary campaign. I will continue to be a catalyst for community campaigning, encouraging more cross-cultural engagement within our Jewish, Muslim, European, African & Caribbean communities."

http://www.mandyrichards.org.uk/

[Halb]

anonymous said:

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The patients?

[Smollet]

Halb said:

anonymous said:

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The patients?

Well you don’t get free food at home so why should it be free in hospital? I liken it to getting a loan car when yours is in the garage. You pay for the petrol you use and don’t expect the garage to pick up your fuel tab.

[Halb]

Smollet said:

Halb said:

anonymous said:

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The patients?

Well you don’t get free food at home so why should it be free in hospital? I liken it to getting a loan car when yours is in the garage. You pay for the petrol you use and don’t expect the garage to pick up your fuel tab.

Well neither is heat, sheets, lights, bedpans, make them pay for everything, or remember that it's the NHS and it has been paid for, through taxation.

[andy_s]

Smollet said:

Halb said:

anonymous said:

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The patients?

Well you don’t get free food at home so why should it be free in hospital? I liken it to getting a loan car when yours is in the garage. You pay for the petrol you use and don’t expect the garage to pick up your fuel tab.

Isn't that why you pay tax?

[Halb]

andy_s said:

Smollet said:

Halb said:

anonymous said:

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The patients?

Well you don’t get free food at home so why should it be free in hospital? I liken it to getting a loan car when yours is in the garage. You pay for the petrol you use and don’t expect the garage to pick up your fuel tab.

Isn't that why you pay tax?

I thought we did that, yer know, just for fun,not to benefit society as whole.

[spaximus]

If the Tories cannot make mincemeat of a mental case like her and increase the majority , then there is no hope for them.

Quite why even Labour would pick a head case like her is a mystery.

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anonymous said:

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This is mainly due to the system being supplied & installed by a separate company & the service being sub-contracted out.

[Cobnapint]

spaximus said:

If the Tories cannot make mincemeat of a mental case like her and increase the majority , then there is no hope for them.

Quite why even Labour would pick a head case like her is a mystery.

Then you don't understand the present mentality of the Labour party and it's supporters - that being, the madder the line up, the more members they seem to attract and more power to Corbyn's elbow.

The more incompetent they are, the more untouchable they become.

[andy_s]

anonymous said:

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Food = necessity
TV = luxury

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anonymous said:

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Yep, but the previous point is a fair one. The maintenance is also contacted out, possibly with cleaning or cleaning separate. Probably a lot of other services are too.

Basic premise of service would include welfare, of which food is obviously a part.

The patient entertainment systems are way over & above a typical terrestrial TV system.

[Halb]

andy_s said:

Food = necessity
TV = luxury

[BlackLabel]

Birkin1932 said:

All Corbyn supporters will think she is completely normal



need I say more

Didn’t realise Matt/Chemical Chaos was a Corbyn supporter.

[Halb]

such a great pic.

the big guy reminds me of the main fella from RLM

[pingu393]

anonymous said:

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I was in hospital for a week about ten years ago. I asked if I could pay to get some decent scoff from the cafeteria. "No" was the answer. The reason given was "not all patients can afford the extra, and it would cause problems if I had fillet steak and the rest had mince".

[Dr Jekyll]

andy_s said:

Food = necessity
TV = luxury

But you have to pay for your food if you aren't in hospital, so it isn't part of the medical care.

[Cold]

What do we want?
Four more Bank Holidays!
When do we want them?
When Labour win the next GE.

[Moonhawk]

Cold said:

What do we want?
Four more Bank Holidays!
When do we want them?
When Labour win the next GE.

Moar free st - yay!

Is anyone keeping a tally of all the free things Labour have proposed so far - must be quite a list by now. Those magic money trees must have survived the crap winter we have just had.

Edited by Moonhawk on Monday 23 April 06:44

[98elise]

Dr Jekyll said:

andy_s said:

Food = necessity
TV = luxury

But you have to pay for your food if you aren't in hospital, so it isn't part of the medical care.

And your bed, heating, lighting, water, toilet paper etc. Why not go the whole hog and charge for all the hotel services part of your stay.