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blueinsa
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Nothing in the same way I'm told I'm a middle aged man or 49 ;-)
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Prorogation - Judgment Day:10.30am Tuesday 24/9/19
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Nothing in the same way I'm told I'm a middle aged man or 49 ;-)
AlexWilliamsGloves
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He 100% is but we are not allowed to say it.
one or other or both?
IMO he's neither...was/is he prepared to listen, engage and consider the views of paramilitaries? Yes....doesnt mean he supports them...but understands that those opinions need to be considered
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worsleyweb
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They’ve absolutely fucked it and have turned into a far right parody of themselves. The fuckers need to be gone for good for this.
Everyone on this forum knows I’m under 30, not sure what that has to do with anything.
It has everything to do with it as everyone I know under 30 seems to be spouting Tory Cunts without having experienced what labour do every single time! Fuck the country up. I think they have done a good job repairing the mess that the country was in.
What would Labour do differently with Brexit that would please you?
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worsleyweb
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one or other or both?
IMO he's neither...was/is he prepared to listen, engage and consider the views of paramilitaries? Yes....doesnt mean he supports them...but understands that those opinions need to be considered
You are totally wrong - he is both - Bollox - he attended funerals of murderers. If you want to turn a blind eye to it then shame on you. And I make no apology for saying that.
I suggest you listen to Corbyns phone call with Stephen Nolan many years ago.
And Mcdonell is even more entrenched.
It is there for all to see.
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Nothing in the same way I'm told I'm a middle aged man or 49 ;-)
You are :-)
AlexWilliamsGloves
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You are totally wrong - he is both - Bollox - he attended funerals of murderers. If you want to turn a blind eye to it then shame on you. And I make no apology for saying that.
I suggest you listen to Corbyns phone call with Stephen Nolan many years ago.
And Mcdonell is even more entrenched.
It is there for all to see.
a terrorist? cool
Dubai Blue
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Boris Johnson is the worst PM the country has ever had. As well as the most dangerous. He's a five-star ****.
Yet despite all that, there is ZERO chance of Jeremy Corbyn beating him in an election. The constituencies needed to get Labour over the line simply won't vote for him in the numbers required. He has no broad appeal beyond his own base of supporters.
How can the shower of cunts currently running the country into the ground STILL be more popular than the opposition? It's genuinely unprecedented and it's all because Corbyn is toxic to the Labour brand. It's all very well having an ideology and I admire him for sticking to it. But in doing so he is making his own party completely unelectable.
There has to come a point where the Labour membership realises that gaining power with a watered-down manifesto fronted by someone who has even a grain of charisma is better than trying to sell a perennial pipedream from the opposition benches.
Continuing down this current route is condemning the Labour Party to a lifetime in opposition and dooming the rest of us to a lifetime of Tory governments irrespective of how undeniably shit they perform.
Yet despite all that, there is ZERO chance of Jeremy Corbyn beating him in an election. The constituencies needed to get Labour over the line simply won't vote for him in the numbers required. He has no broad appeal beyond his own base of supporters.
How can the shower of cunts currently running the country into the ground STILL be more popular than the opposition? It's genuinely unprecedented and it's all because Corbyn is toxic to the Labour brand. It's all very well having an ideology and I admire him for sticking to it. But in doing so he is making his own party completely unelectable.
There has to come a point where the Labour membership realises that gaining power with a watered-down manifesto fronted by someone who has even a grain of charisma is better than trying to sell a perennial pipedream from the opposition benches.
Continuing down this current route is condemning the Labour Party to a lifetime in opposition and dooming the rest of us to a lifetime of Tory governments irrespective of how undeniably shit they perform.
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worsleyweb
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a terrorist? cool
Glad you think so.
It has everything to do with it as everyone I know under 30 seems to be spouting Tory Cunts without having experienced what labour do every single time! Fuck the country up. I think they have done a good job repairing the mess that the country was in.
What would Labour do differently with Brexit that would please you?
I’m going to ask you to as it’s a pretty long task but you can go back on my posting history and will see that I’ve not always been “Tory cunts” this and that.
It’s dramatically gone that way for me since they pushed their internal squabbling over the EU onto the public and more specifically Johnson has taken power.
This party is rotten from top to bottom, with the exception of a few decent MP’s like Clarke.
You’re seriously underestimating how angry I am at Johnson illegally suspending parliament and manipulating our Head of State.
The last Labour Government was the most successful government we’ve had since the 1960’s and maybe earlier.
The global financial crash wasn’t their fault.
Rascal
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These questions have to be asked, why have we allowed Brexit to become so important that people are supporting a Prime Minister that besmirches the name of a murdered MP and dismisses the claims of another that she is receiving death threats as "humbug"
The same people support his unlawful prorogation of Parliament and also support his choice use of divisive language and dismiss claims he is acted immorally with a casual air and are now blaming Parliament for the impasse.
How has it come to this?
Why have we allowed this issue to become so toxic and all encompassing?
How will any future PM of any party hope to reconcile the split in our nation?
If we leave how will those who support remain be treated?
If we remain how will those who support leave be treated?
If we cannot sort out our own house how on earth can we go out into the world with any authority?
Do you genuinely fear for the future?
Are you happy with the way things are going?
Where will it end?
The same people support his unlawful prorogation of Parliament and also support his choice use of divisive language and dismiss claims he is acted immorally with a casual air and are now blaming Parliament for the impasse.
How has it come to this?
Why have we allowed this issue to become so toxic and all encompassing?
How will any future PM of any party hope to reconcile the split in our nation?
If we leave how will those who support remain be treated?
If we remain how will those who support leave be treated?
If we cannot sort out our own house how on earth can we go out into the world with any authority?
Do you genuinely fear for the future?
Are you happy with the way things are going?
Where will it end?