KenTheLandlord
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Nearly as far as you.
and yet miles behind you.
Any chance of letting us know which u-turn is coming next?
Diane Abbot would walk in that party and turn them round.
Nearly as far as you.
What problem did Iraq face with ISIL before we started meddling there? What deep worry did they cause before then? Who is the 'coalition' you refer to that helped push them back and how do you think it is 'miraculous'. Consider those points
I am determined not to get in trouble on here but will continue to maintain in a dignified way my political views trying to argue in a decent and coherent way I am utterly fearful of Corbyn and a labour government getting in and the consequences of it from both a terror and economic viewpoint. Social media seems to be awash with the left and someone who posted they are a tory is absolutely castigated. i am proud to be putting my views across against some very blinkered opposing views.
and yet miles behind you.
Any chance of letting us know which u-turn is coming next?
Diane Abbot would walk in that party and turn them round.
Silent majority has won several times recently mate. The left and its current idiot followers have been very vocal for the last few years, and yet have lost every time.
He has voted against every single anti terrorist law for 20 year so has every single one been flawed - yet i have just read on here vote Tory support Terrorism
You're making the same mistake again - just because the Bill has "Terrorism" in the name doesn't make it a good Bill. Corbyn's objections have always been on the grounds of civil liberties and non-intervention.
He's the exact thing people always cry out for - an MP who doesn't block vote with a Party because he has been whipped but actually votes with his conscience and within his morality.
For this he is consistently mocked.
You get the leaders you deserve lads.
You're making the same mistake again - just because the Bill has "Terrorism" in the name doesn't make it a good Bill. Corbyn's objections have always been on the grounds of civil liberties and non-intervention.
He's the exact thing people always cry out for - an MP who doesn't block vote with a Party because he has been whipped but actually votes with his conscience and within his morality.
For this he is consistently mocked.
You get the leaders you deserve lads.
Sorry i cant take that seriously - genuinely if Dianne Abbott was coming to run my kids school tuck shop i would not let her have the job. She is an utter embarrassmentI have met her and spoken to her and she is simply thick. Do you honestly believe that in a period where our economy has recovered well from the mess left by the last labour government and with the uncertainty of Brexit voted for by the majority that it is a good idea to vote a for a party with such a leaning to the left and with a manifesto which does not add up and led by a man with the morals of Corbyn - an IRA sympathiser who wants to get round a table negotiate with ISIS! You clearly do as you are a died in the wool labour supporter I would honestly cry if Labour got anywhere near power.
Corbyn and Abbott - i absolutely despair.
Sorry i cant take that seriously - genuinely if Dianne Abbott was coming to run my kids school tuck shop i would not let her have the job. She is an utter embarrassmentI have met her and spoken to her and she is simply thick. Do you honestly believe that in a period where our economy has recovered well from the mess left by the last labour government and with the uncertainty of Brexit voted for by the majority that it is a good idea to vote a for a party with such a leaning to the left and with a manifesto which does not add up and led by a man with the morals of Corbyn - an IRA sympathiser who wants to get round a table negotiate with ISIS! You clearly do as you are a died in the wool labour supporter I would honestly cry if Labour got anywhere near power.
Corbyn and Abbott - i absolutely despair.