Jeremy Corbyn (Vol. 3)
Discussion
James_B said:
Ruskie said:
I can’t wait for Corbyn to win the next general election. The level of fuming on this thread will be legendary. The sooner he displaces May and her vile cronies the better.
It’s not looking very likely though, is it?Can you afford the hit your wealth will take afterwards, or are you one of those that he’ll be distributing money to?
Popular Channel 4 comedy satire show, The Last Leg, has whipped up a storm of protest on social media with their final episode of the current season last night.
They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
Cold said:
Popular Channel 4 comedy satire show, The Last Leg, has whipped up a storm of protest on social media with their final episode of the current season last night.
They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
Comedy is only allowed when the target it Trump or the Tories.They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
watching the paper reviews last night on SKY. They had a young woman on well educated probably late 20's early 30's but she was totally into the Corbyn cult blaming the press for his problems . She also said about Margret Hodge she may be traumatised by her parents experiences . We have to hope and pray that they are not too large in number because we will be in terrible trouble if he is elected.
It reminds me of the Advert for the Car Hire company with the daughter in a group of women and their spiritual leader/slash lover Keith.
He is definitely a Cult figure for these people .
It reminds me of the Advert for the Car Hire company with the daughter in a group of women and their spiritual leader/slash lover Keith.
He is definitely a Cult figure for these people .
johnxjsc1985 said:
watching the paper reviews last night on SKY. They had a young woman on well educated probably late 20's early 30's but she was totally into the Corbyn cult blaming the press for his problems . She also said about Margret Hodge she may be traumatised by her parents experiences . We have to hope and pray that they are not too large in number because we will be in terrible trouble if he is elected.
It reminds me of the Advert for the Car Hire company with the daughter in a group of women and their spiritual leader/slash lover Keith.
He is definitely a Cult figure for these people .
Think you're referring to Fran Boait. She's a 'fair finance campaigner and former Green Party activist' and will stand for Labour at a marginal seat at the next election. It reminds me of the Advert for the Car Hire company with the daughter in a group of women and their spiritual leader/slash lover Keith.
He is definitely a Cult figure for these people .
https://labourlist.org/2017/12/labour-members-pick...
https://twitter.com/franboait
Edited by BlackLabel on Saturday 18th August 11:36
Cold said:
Popular Channel 4 comedy satire show, The Last Leg, has whipped up a storm of protest on social media with their final episode of the current season last night.
They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
Only half way through the day and you've made mine already... his obedient followers just cannot comprehend that anyone could have the nerve to criticise the glorious messiah, ooh, how dare they! They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
I work alongside grown men who sometimes display similar behaviour!
BlackLabel said:
johnxjsc1985 said:
watching the paper reviews last night on SKY. They had a young woman on well educated probably late 20's early 30's but she was totally into the Corbyn cult blaming the press for his problems . She also said about Margret Hodge she may be traumatised by her parents experiences . We have to hope and pray that they are not too large in number because we will be in terrible trouble if he is elected.
It reminds me of the Advert for the Car Hire company with the daughter in a group of women and their spiritual leader/slash lover Keith.
He is definitely a Cult figure for these people .
Think you're referring to Fran Boait. She's a 'fair finance campaigner and former Green Party activist' and will stand for Labour at a marginal seat at the next election. It reminds me of the Advert for the Car Hire company with the daughter in a group of women and their spiritual leader/slash lover Keith.
He is definitely a Cult figure for these people .
https://labourlist.org/2017/12/labour-members-pick...
https://twitter.com/franboait
Edited by BlackLabel on Saturday 18th August 11:36
Cold said:
Popular Channel 4 comedy satire show, The Last Leg, has whipped up a storm of protest on social media with their final episode of the current season last night.
They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
A little surprised by this, they do lean very much to the left and are at times rather sanctimonius in general.They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
I didn't like it when they joked about killing an MP the other week.
I do watch it from time to time though, not all bad.
Corbyns supporters on social media display cult like symptoms which if translated onto the doorstep whilst campaigning would be disastrous for the Labour Partys attempts to win power, it seems to me they care more about control of the Labour Party as opposed to control of the Government, if Labour had a Blairite in charge with half a brain I think they'd be on course for an electoral landslide at the next election given the Tories are in such utter disarray and failing the country on Brexit and many many other domestic issues, there is a report in today’s Independent about the rise in child poverty being the biggest since Thatcher. The report also suggest that Labour under Blair and Brown achieved their child poverty targets https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/poverty-rise-mar...
urquattroGus said:
Cold said:
Popular Channel 4 comedy satire show, The Last Leg, has whipped up a storm of protest on social media with their final episode of the current season last night.
They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
A little surprised by this, they do lean very much to the left and are at times rather sanctimonius in general.They poked fun at Corbyn and the ongoing wreath saga and called the slavish level of support he receives from some quarters a cult.
There has been a veritable outpouring of red-faced outraged condemnation at the temerity a mere TV comedy show has to dare criticise the Labour leader.
It's been a very entertaining spectator sport to observe from the sidelines, although you do have to guard against getting drenched by the spittle.
I didn't like it when they joked about killing an MP the other week.
I do watch it from time to time though, not all bad.
Bunch of humorless thugs.
Pody said:
Corbyns supporters on social media display cult like symptoms which if translated onto the doorstep whilst campaigning would be disastrous for the Labour Partys attempts to win power, it seems to me they care more about control of the Labour Party as opposed to control of the Government, if Labour had a Blairite in charge with half a brain I think they'd be on course for an electoral landslide at the next election given the Tories are in such utter disarray and failing the country on Brexit and many many other domestic issues, there is a report in today’s Independent about the rise in child poverty being the biggest since Thatcher. The report also suggest that Labour under Blair and Brown achieved their child poverty targets https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/poverty-rise-mar...
Not so sure on two counts, Corbyn supporters mass mobilised similar to the last election where Labour events appear to have mass (Local/bussed in youth) support and tory events are events to be barricaded with "Save the NHS/Tory scum" plackards. This gives the general impression that Labour have the popular support and to think differently is running against the herd
The second count - Tory disarray?? Following the clusterf
k of an economy hospital ball handed over in 2010, the steady improvement in the last 8 years .. Note last week again record employment and lowest unemployment figures, Others can explain better but the measure of poverty is false when measured as 60% of medium wealth as when government policy is to put more money into the "poor" pockets (eg Tax threshold raises from £5k to £12k& NMW increases) the medium raises and captures more people despite financially having more money in your pocket …. More importantly can you think of any front bench Labour politician in the last 2~3 months having anything worthwhile to say on the national media, …. Anything as they appear to be like the invisible man - nowhere to be seen
Edited by T6 vanman on Saturday 18th August 15:09
Ruskie said:
I can’t wait for Corbyn to win the next general election. The level of fuming on this thread will be legendary. The sooner he displaces May and her vile cronies the better.
I think JC will be gone by 2022....having said that, if the clustfk on the horizon materialises next year and we have a 2019 election.....jeeeeez, who knows where dem chips will landbookies will make a killing no doubt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_United_Kingdom_...
Halb said:
I think JC will be gone by 2022....having said that, if the clustfk on the horizon materialises next year and we have a 2019 election.....jeeeeez, who knows where dem chips will land
bookies will make a killing no doubt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_United_Kingdom_...
2022 at least give him until 2030 or 9pm at the latest.k on the horizon materialises next year and we have a 2019 election.....jeeeeez, who knows where dem chips will landbookies will make a killing no doubt
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Next_United_Kingdom_...
The Conservatives should be 10 points in the lead with this man as the opposition and if people just stopped and thought of him as PM and what his cabinet would look like let alone any Policies they will surely never elect him and if they do it will be firmly as a result of May having no vision or character she is more grey than the Grey man himself
johnxjsc1985 said:
2022 at least give him until 2030 or 9pm at the latest.
The Conservatives should be 10 points in the lead with this man as the opposition and if people just stopped and thought of him as PM and what his cabinet would look like let alone any Policies they will surely never elect him and if they do it will be firmly as a result of May having no vision or character she is more grey than the Grey man himself
THat's what people expected just over a year ago, we won't know for sure unless there's a surprise election and brexit, that wayward mistress falls whichever way, in whomever's favour.The Conservatives should be 10 points in the lead with this man as the opposition and if people just stopped and thought of him as PM and what his cabinet would look like let alone any Policies they will surely never elect him and if they do it will be firmly as a result of May having no vision or character she is more grey than the Grey man himself
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