Jeremy Corbyn (Vol. 3)

[johnxjsc1985]

Mothersruin said:

45 million odd people of voting age and the 600 MPs we have are the 600 MPs we have...

you make it sound like we had a he choice at the ballot box we have a two party system and it stinks

[BertieWooster]

TVRJAS said:

Jeremy Corbyn making the Muslim Brotherhood Terrorist Symbol ‘Rab’aa’.

This is the advert that is displayed on my phone immediately below that photo.

[Johnnytheboy]

Care of the Daily Mail, I just created my first ever gif...



"It's soooo unfair!"

[RichB]

Johnnytheboy said:

Care of the Daily Mail, I just created my first ever gif...



"It's soooo unfair!"

Indeed, well he never wanted to be leader anyway.

[Mothersruin]

Johnnytheboy said:

Care of the Daily Mail, I just created my first ever gif...



"It's soooo unfair!"

Excellent

[Mothersruin]

He's employing the Diane Abbott 'pie on the ceiling' approach to answering a question.

[johnxjsc1985]

Mothersruin said:

He's employing the Diane Abbott 'pie on the ceiling' approach to answering a question.

Cant see any situation in which a Pie would get anywhere near a ceiling whilst Abbottomus was present.

[gruffalo]

Kccv23highliftcam said:

TVRJAS said:

gruffalo said:

That is not Tawhidi, completely different face shape.

Not sure if serious

Tawhidi posted the photo on his page.

The Aussie one [Imam Tawhidi] is a freakin religious reformist!!

That is what I thought and look nothing like that bloke with Cory.

[number 46]

Newsnight covering the Great New Leaders unfair smearing by the zionist/neo liberal media now!!



njoy!!!!

[number 46]

Remember that the Great New Leader has spent his entire life campaigning for peace!!!! Just look at his successes!!!! He's spent all his life chatting to both jews and Palestinians and just like all his other great successes his peace plan will be a Triump for the many not the Jew!!!!

[Oakey]

Labour said:

“None of those who carried out the Munich massacre are buried in the Palestinian cemetery at Tunis and there was no ceremony held for them,” a Labour spokesman said as the party tried to dampen the row generated by the trip.

Is there any truth to that?

[paulrockliffe]

Oakey said:

Labour said:

“None of those who carried out the Munich massacre are buried in the Palestinian cemetery at Tunis and there was no ceremony held for them,” a Labour spokesman said as the party tried to dampen the row generated by the trip.

Is there any truth to that?

I understand that the people that committed the attack aren't there, but that the people that organised the attack are and that they are the graves Corbyn is next to with that wreath.

What Labour have said may be true, but it isn't a rebuttal of the substance of the accusation that he supports the actions of those terrorists.

I think that the last part of the statement is likely misleading as it's unlikely that the ceremony was limited in scope to just the organisers, it would have been a commemoration of all those involved in the attack, whether they were in that graveyard or not.

The guy is an utter tt. But the main story here is how few MPs have put their head above the parapet on this, surely the constant shower of straw is going to break some backs soon?

[S11Steve]

Oakey said:

Labour said:

“None of those who carried out the Munich massacre are buried in the Palestinian cemetery at Tunis and there was no ceremony held for them,” a Labour spokesman said as the party tried to dampen the row generated by the trip.

Is there any truth to that?

I believe that is true, much in the same way that there are no dead soldiers buried under the Cenotaph in London, or other war memorials elsewhere across the country, but the grave is symbolic.

The grave where Our Great Leader was seen it is a memorial to the "martyrs" involved in the Black September organisation.

In his own words at the time he acknowledged that a ceremony was held for them - https://morningstaronline.co.uk/a-98de-palestine-u...

[Oakey]

So it'd be like him laying a wreath at the grave of Martin Mcguinness or Gerry Adams (if he was dead)?

[P5BNij]

S11Steve said:

Oakey said:

Labour said:

“None of those who carried out the Munich massacre are buried in the Palestinian cemetery at Tunis and there was no ceremony held for them,” a Labour spokesman said as the party tried to dampen the row generated by the trip.

Is there any truth to that?

I believe that is true, much in the same way that there are no dead soldiers buried under the Cenotaph in London, or other war memorials elsewhere across the country, but the grave is symbolic.

The grave where Our Great Leader was seen it is a memorial to the "martyrs" involved in the Black September organisation.

In his own words at the time he acknowledged that a ceremony was held for them - https://morningstaronline.co.uk/a-98de-palestine-u...

He also reported on the ceremony himself in the Morning Star, the day after the photograph of him holding the wreath was taken. His followers can only push the 'but it's all Tory smears...' bks so far. The widow of one of the Munich victim's gave a brief interview with the Daily Express voicing her disgust at Corbyn's utter crap... ''a man who attends the graves of terrorists is not a man of peace'' (not verbatim but that was the gist). Her husband was castrated before he was murdered in Munich back in '72.

Can anyone reasonably defend Corbyn's position now..? If it were anyone else they would be gone by now.

Edited by P5BNij on Wednesday 15th August 12:48

Edited by P5BNij on Wednesday 15th August 12:50

[irocfan]

paulrockliffe said:

Oakey said:

Labour said:

“None of those who carried out the Munich massacre are buried in the Palestinian cemetery at Tunis and there was no ceremony held for them,” a Labour spokesman said as the party tried to dampen the row generated by the trip.

Is there any truth to that?

I understand that the people that committed the attack aren't there, but that the people that organised the attack are and that they are the graves Corbyn is next to with that wreath.

What Labour have said may be true, but it isn't a rebuttal of the substance of the accusation that he supports the actions of those terrorists.

I think that the last part of the statement is likely misleading as it's unlikely that the ceremony was limited in scope to just the organisers, it would have been a commemoration of all those involved in the attack, whether they were in that graveyard or not.

The guy is an utter tt. But the main story here is how few MPs have put their head above the parapet on this, surely the constant shower of straw is going to break some backs soon?

In other words doublespeak: the perpetrators of the atrocity aren't buried there, the planners...? Oh look a squirrel

[Smiler.]

Well at least no one can say he's anti-semantic.

[Troubleatmill]

Smiler. said:

Well at least no one can say he's anti-semantic.

Well played Sir.

[djc206]

Troubleatmill said:

Smiler. said:

Well at least no one can say he's anti-semantic.

Well played Sir.

Have another

[Tony427]

Given Corbyn's propensity for laying wreaths at the graves of innocent victims I have Googled aplenty but cannot seem to find any pictures of him laying a wreath at the Armagh memorial.

Why would that be?