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"Is this about anti Semitism again .." Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong party | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? " Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? " Maybe because he's democratically elected. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? " He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance?" Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks." So does your post include such tolerance? | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs." Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? " Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far" And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? " Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! " So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment" So he can't use a metaphor .I hope you call out all metaphors used by politicians .  | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment" Given what is going on with the so called democracy roadshow his use of that phrase was and is justified.. A purge is under way and if that is the position that momentum/militant and corbyn think will get them elected it may well work but my money will be on they will lose the centre ground and without that will not win a GE.. | |||
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"I'd suggest the personal abuse being dished out in this thread entirely justifies the "call off the dogs" remark. I seriously cannot believe you have taken offence at a well-understand metaphor. Unless you think he might have Jewish heritage or something. Do you also take great offence and lodge formal complaints when you see anti-semitic abuse posted online by Labour supporters? Sounds like the sort of mad purge that has plagued socialist parties since time immemorial. " I have to agree. | |||
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"I'd suggest the personal abuse being dished out in this thread entirely justifies the "call off the dogs" remark. I seriously cannot believe you have taken offence at a well-understand metaphor. Unless you think he might have Jewish heritage or something. Do you also take great offence and lodge formal complaints when you see anti-semitic abuse posted online by Labour supporters? Sounds like the sort of mad purge that has plagued socialist parties since time immemorial. " Hang on.. Judt read yr reply and Im a slow typer.. Gimme 5 min? | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong party" Austerity would have been a good idea if they then had not been giving everything that was being saved away to everyone else  | |||
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"I'd suggest the personal abuse being dished out in this thread entirely justifies the "call off the dogs" remark. I seriously cannot believe you have taken offence at a well-understand metaphor. " My personal abuse statement is not a knee jerk reaction.. For a while now I've read n seen what policies and stance he's taken... Yes he's a right winger, ok, and as you say, parties morph.. Chuka has every right to voice his opinions, buti totally disagree with his metaphor at a time when i see he's taking advantage of internal party in fighting and attacking corbyn who was elected in. "call off the dogd" for me is the last straw for me. He wants the psrty his way or fuck it all up, because he puts him first before the party. He's gunning to be the next leader even if it means fucking the party up. That's why he won't leave/quit " Unless you think he might have Jewish heritage or something. " I have friends who are jewish., who like me criticise the Israeli government on foreign/domestic policy (e.g using butterfly ammunition on protesters) which is different to attacking jewish faith, religion etc.. Something people can't distinguish yhe difference unfortunately " Do you also take great offence and lodge formal complaints when you see anti-semitic abuse posted online by Labour supporters? " Yes " Sounds like the sort of mad purge that has plagued socialist parties since time immemorial. " Yes these purges happened and yes they were mad., however there limits to the behaviour of members., so lrt me adk you, what are the limits of behaviour? How much trouble can someone, anyone cause before enough is enough? | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment So he can't use a metaphor .I hope you call out all metaphors used by politicians . "Bob, bojo just dropped himself in the crap with metaphors. Does that answer your question? | |||
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"By "purge", I take it we mean "removed by a democratic process"..." Depends on who's doing the purging 
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? " Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. " The thing is, Corbyn et al are centre left, it's just that politics has shifted to the right over the last 40years. Blairites are centre right. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. The thing is, Corbyn et al are centre left, it's just that politics has shifted to the right over the last 40years. Blairites are centre right. " I agree! Problem is lots on here dont see that | |||
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"I'm no fan of Chukka, mainly because he is a rabid remoaner. But when he said at the weekend that the Labour party is now institutionally racist he did have a point. The way that decent moderate Labour MP's like Frank Field have been demonised along with Jewish Labour MP's like Ruth Smeeth by militant Corbynistas is appalling. " Yep, still reading articles. | |||
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"What do you think of the left-wing mob attacking the children of Rees Mogg outside their home in London tonight? Umunna's remarks pale into insignificance, me thinks. " That was disgusting. The way they were speaking directly to the children about their parent was nasty. | |||
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"What do you think of the left-wing mob attacking the children of Rees Mogg outside their home in London tonight? Umunna's remarks pale into insignificance, me thinks. " Is this question directed at me sarah? | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. " Not sure momentum/militant would associate with Centre left.. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. The thing is, Corbyn et al are centre left, it's just that politics has shifted to the right over the last 40years. Blairites are centre right. I agree! Problem is lots on here dont see that" The ones in denial are the now tory and ukip voters who put Blair in power 3 times, they now despise his time on office.. | |||
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" Is this question directed at me sarah? " just throwing it out there | |||
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"i just think its ironic that when the likes and blair and brown were in charge they did't purge the likes of corbyn and mcdonnell and very socialist left... and now the socialist left is in charge... the purge starts.... this is why i can't vote labour anymore....." Is it not the case of the right, stirring up because corbyn is in? Whrn brown was in i didnt recall socialists behaving the same way. Am i wrong? | |||
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"i just think its ironic that when the likes and blair and brown were in charge they did't purge the likes of corbyn and mcdonnell and very socialist left... and now the socialist left is in charge... the purge starts.... this is why i can't vote labour anymore....." Actually they did everything they could to stop them gaining influence- the PLP removed quite a lot of democratic controls that the party is currently reinstating. The Blairite right were far worse to the socialists than what is happening now. This is why it is so ironic that they are whinging so loudly about it. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. Not sure momentum/militant would associate with Centre left.. " Momentum are a centre left movement. It's just that the Blairites are centre right. | |||
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"What do you think of the left-wing mob attacking the children of Rees Mogg outside their home in London tonight? Umunna's remarks pale into insignificance, me thinks. " What have Class Action got to do with the Labour Party? That's like blaming the Tories for Britain First's harassment of the families of Muslim men accused of sexual offences.... | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. Not sure momentum/militant would associate with Centre left.. Momentum are a centre left movement. It's just that the Blairites are centre right." Momentum are old militant | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? Do you not want the Labour party to be a broad and welcoming church? Open to anyone and everyone, free of intolerance? Yes, i do, ... However, from what he stands for, he's too far to the right to be classed as a labour mp.., yes he was elected but under a labour flag., his politics belong in the Conservative ranks. So does your post include such tolerance? Yes, i can tolerate differences, however, enough is enough. Him supporting austerity was controversial... Using the "call of the dogs" is too far And a question that I often ask the Moston correspondent....when you have purged the Labour Party of all the "red Tories", do you think that you will win the next General Election? Not necessarily, but you get what the party represents., something that's more likely to aim on delivering on election campaigns. Yes there left and right in all parties but he's taking the p! So you're quite happy for the Labour party to sit in Opposition for another 5 years? And if you lose the next election, what then for Jeremy Corbyn and Momentum? Centre left is what i would see. Realietic alternative to the tories. I am old enough to remember the extreme left of the scargill years and don't fancy that again. A kind of alternative tory psrty like tony blair would be a washout. Not sure momentum/militant would associate with Centre left.. Momentum are a centre left movement. It's just that the Blairites are centre right. Momentum are old militant " Militant within the framework of the current Labour Party, ie centre left. | |||
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"i just think its ironic that when the likes and blair and brown were in charge they did't purge the likes of corbyn and mcdonnell and very socialist left... and now the socialist left is in charge... the purge starts.... this is why i can't vote labour anymore..... Actually they did everything they could to stop them gaining influence- the PLP removed quite a lot of democratic controls that the party is currently reinstating. The Blairite right were far worse to the socialists than what is happening now. This is why it is so ironic that they are whinging so loudly about it."  | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong party" No it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? | |||
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"So when john McDonnell said to Gordon brown "Call off your dogs" he also crossed a line ... I suppose it was only a matter of time before politically correct metaphors became a thing .. "Lol.. You mean like bojo and his metaphor lol | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos?" Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos?" Oooo hoo.. You think theyre communists?! Ya fooka.. You didn't have scargill down the wirral. He was a communist and had enough of the likes of him | |||
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"i just think its ironic that when the likes and blair and brown were in charge they did't purge the likes of corbyn and mcdonnell and very socialist left..." That is not so. When the Blairite Torylite enterists first took over the Labour party the first thing they did was purge the party of all those on the far left and any in the centre left who objected to heir purge. There is now a resurgence in the centre left that has tried to reach out to the Blairites in the hope that some of them may actually be social democrats. This has proven a waste of time as regardless of the will of the party they continue to plot to subvert our will. As such they have to go. "and now the socialist left is in charge... the purge starts.... this is why i can't vote labour anymore....." As I keep pointing out JC and the Labour party are further to the right than the last 'one nation conservative' government of Ted Heath. The fact is regardless of what you are told by the media the extremist politicians and policies are Tory, and JC's Labour is the voice of reason. | |||
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"Momentum are old militant " I'm actually an ex-member of the Socialist Party, the organisation that was formed from the faction of the Militant tendancy that left and formed their own party (there was another faction that remained within the Labour party and were part of the International Marxist Tendency). They maintained for a whole two decades that the Labour Party was a spent force, and that real change could only come by the formation of a new "mass" workers' party. I was young and impressionable, and left when it became apparent that their strategy was based around involvement in movements as a means of growing their own organisation, rather than seeing the movements (to fight the Bedroom tax for example) as ends in themselves. They wanted to dictate party line to our student society and not organise autonomously. Not only was there that time when they literally fucked up organising a piss up in a brewery, but they never polled more than double figures in a Westminster by-election under the Trade Union and Socialist Coalition banner (Socialist party was already taken by the Socialist Party of Great Britiain). I somehow doubt they are behind Labour becoming the biggest political party in the whole of the EU. | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. " Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons? 
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps. "You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne "Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents. Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .  | |||
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"Also Corbyn and McDonnell were both targeted for deselection for their opposition to the Iraq war. Turns out they were right! Iraq was / is aan american disaster that still going on today based on lies " Corbyn is often on the right side of history.He stood up for Mandela. What did our PM do to free Mandela.?She like thatcher saw him as a terrorist no doubt. So like him or loath him he's a better human being than any Tory . | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
"Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin. Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse. What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years. Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months. Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel. Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it. | |||
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"Also Corbyn and McDonnell were both targeted for deselection for their opposition to the Iraq war. Turns out they were right! Iraq was / is aan american disaster that still going on today based on lies Corbyn is often on the right side of history.He stood up for Mandela. What did our PM do to free Mandela.?She like thatcher saw him as a terrorist no doubt. So like him or loath him he's a better human being than any Tory . "But guess what? Mandela thought Corbyn was a liability and point blank refused to have anything to do with him. I think Mandela thought he was just another Wolfie Smith. | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it."Ha ha nobody is comparing mao to Pinochet you silly man .I am comparing waving book by a politician and a prime minister backing a mass murder. Corbyn could wave mein kampf it's just a book.. 
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it.
Ha ha nobody is comparing mao to Pinochet you silly man .I am comparing waving book by a politician and a prime minister backing a mass murder.
Corbyn could wave mein kampf it's just a book..
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it.
Ha ha nobody is comparing mao to Pinochet you silly man .I am comparing waving book by a politician and a prime minister backing a mass murder.
Corbyn could wave mein kampf it's just a book..
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it.
Ha ha nobody is comparing mao to Pinochet you silly man .I am comparing waving book by a politician and a prime minister backing a mass murder.
Corbyn could wave mein kampf it's just a book..
Are you having a senior moment as you were complaining about a bloody metaphor yesterday . "You must be having the senior moment sonny. I've not commented about a metaphor at all, let alone complained about one. At least when you have a pop, make sure you have a pop at the right person. It really does make you look like complete plonker when you get it wrong. As for Pinochet. You used his name to deflect away from McDonnel being a Maoist. To me that is making a comparison. A rather juvenile one, but a comparison nonetheless. McDonnel openly admitted to carrying the little red book in his pocket for years. So he either uses it as emergency toilet paper (which I would doubt) or he openly supports one of the top three mass murderers of the 20th century. Come on be honest if only with yourself. If anyone who was so much as right handed waved Mein Kampf around you would be the first to start screaming Fascist, Nazi Etc From the rafters. Double standards is one thing. You would need a bloody calculator to add yours up. | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it.
Ha ha nobody is comparing mao to Pinochet you silly man .I am comparing waving book by a politician and a prime minister backing a mass murder.
Corbyn could wave mein kampf it's just a book..
Are you having a senior moment as you were complaining about a bloody metaphor yesterday .
You must be having the senior moment sonny.
I've not commented about a metaphor at all, let alone complained about one.
At least when you have a pop, make sure you have a pop at the right person.
It really does make you look like complete plonker when you get it wrong.
As for Pinochet. You used his name to deflect away from McDonnel being a Maoist. To me that is making a comparison. A rather juvenile one, but a comparison nonetheless.
McDonnel openly admitted to carrying the little red book in his pocket for years. So he either uses it as emergency toilet paper (which I would doubt) or he openly supports one of the top three mass murderers of the 20th century.
Come on be honest if only with yourself. If anyone who was so much as right handed waved Mein Kampf around you would be the first to start screaming Fascist, Nazi Etc From the rafters.
Double standards is one thing. You would need a bloody calculator to add yours up.
"You far right clowns only have one agenda with regard corbyn and that's portraying him as the biggest racist in the uk and the left as all racists when it's was your mob who jump into bed with Pinochet and labels Mandela a Terrorist and supported apartheid . Jesus Christ the hypocrisy is legendary. Now your all wah wah wah over a book .Anybody can buy that book it's not an AK 47..Its not like he is giving the green light to mass murder or supporting apartheid .He went to a book shop and bought a book .Now let that sink in before you engage your brain | |||
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"But it gives you an idea of his beliefs tho " Yeah he stood up for a man who was imprisoned for being a political black South African and a champion of freedom when the tories couldn't give a fuck about apartheid .Hes been against war and he's a socialist and he owns a few books. | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it."By "poxy excuse" do you mean context, in light of which you look a bit silly? | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it."What time do the pubs open in Germany / Spain? | |||
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"But it gives you an idea of his beliefs tho Yeah he stood up for a man who was imprisoned for being a political black South African and a champion of freedom when the tories couldn't give a fuck about apartheid .Hes been against war and he's a socialist and he owns a few books. "He still supports his mate from Venezula who likes to give his opponents a good kicking. Just gives a vision of what a good old socialist can do to destroy a country with huge oil revenues, your mate would take us back to the good old days of begging the IMF for loans | |||
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"But it gives you an idea of his beliefs tho Yeah he stood up for a man who was imprisoned for being a political black South African and a champion of freedom when the tories couldn't give a fuck about apartheid .Hes been against war and he's a socialist and he owns a few books.
He still supports his mate from Venezula who likes to give his opponents a good kicking. Just gives a vision of what a good old socialist can do to destroy a country with huge oil revenues, your mate would take us back to the good old days of begging the IMF for loans"As far as Labour goes, Blair was also quite pally with Colonel Gaddafi, went and had tea with him in his tent in Libya as I recall. As for Corbyn he'll happily cosy up to any enemy of the UK, be it the IRA, Osama bin Laden who he said was "a tragedy" when he died, Hezbollah or Hamas who he calls "friends", and of course the one you mentioned, the dictator Maduro in Venezuela who has royally fucked up that country with his socialist policies. | |||
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"But it gives you an idea of his beliefs tho Yeah he stood up for a man who was imprisoned for being a political black South African and a champion of freedom when the tories couldn't give a fuck about apartheid .Hes been against war and he's a socialist and he owns a few books.
He still supports his mate from Venezula who likes to give his opponents a good kicking. Just gives a vision of what a good old socialist can do to destroy a country with huge oil revenues, your mate would take us back to the good old days of begging the IMF for loans
As far as Labour goes, Blair was also quite pally with Colonel Gaddafi, went and had tea with him in his tent in Libya as I recall. As for Corbyn he'll happily cosy up to any enemy of the UK, be it the IRA, Osama bin Laden who he said was "a tragedy" when he died, Hezbollah or Hamas who he calls "friends", and of course the one you mentioned, the dictator Maduro in Venezuela who has royally fucked up that country with his socialist policies. "Bear in mind this government isn't squeaky clean.. sold british made cluster bombs to saudi Arabia, fragments of which were identified after being dropped on a market place in yemen., | |||
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"But it gives you an idea of his beliefs tho Yeah he stood up for a man who was imprisoned for being a political black South African and a champion of freedom when the tories couldn't give a fuck about apartheid .Hes been against war and he's a socialist and he owns a few books.
He still supports his mate from Venezula who likes to give his opponents a good kicking. Just gives a vision of what a good old socialist can do to destroy a country with huge oil revenues, your mate would take us back to the good old days of begging the IMF for loans
As far as Labour goes, Blair was also quite pally with Colonel Gaddafi, went and had tea with him in his tent in Libya as I recall. As for Corbyn he'll happily cosy up to any enemy of the UK, be it the IRA, Osama bin Laden who he said was "a tragedy" when he died, Hezbollah or Hamas who he calls "friends", and of course the one you mentioned, the dictator Maduro in Venezuela who has royally fucked up that country with his socialist policies.
Bear in mind this government isn't squeaky clean.. sold british made cluster bombs to saudi Arabia, fragments of which were identified after being dropped on a market place in yemen., "Yeah but it's OK when the tories sell arms to people who then use them on civilians cos that's err trade..
Jobs and all that..
Pinochet was a butcher but because he was a friend of thatcher its OK, fucked if I can understand the depths of decency and lack of morals that makes anyone think that..
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"But it gives you an idea of his beliefs tho Yeah he stood up for a man who was imprisoned for being a political black South African and a champion of freedom when the tories couldn't give a fuck about apartheid .Hes been against war and he's a socialist and he owns a few books.
He still supports his mate from Venezula who likes to give his opponents a good kicking. Just gives a vision of what a good old socialist can do to destroy a country with huge oil revenues, your mate would take us back to the good old days of begging the IMF for loans
As far as Labour goes, Blair was also quite pally with Colonel Gaddafi, went and had tea with him in his tent in Libya as I recall. As for Corbyn he'll happily cosy up to any enemy of the UK, be it the IRA, Osama bin Laden who he said was "a tragedy" when he died, Hezbollah or Hamas who he calls "friends", and of course the one you mentioned, the dictator Maduro in Venezuela who has royally fucked up that country with his socialist policies.
Bear in mind this government isn't squeaky clean.. sold british made cluster bombs to saudi Arabia, fragments of which were identified after being dropped on a market place in yemen.,
Yeah but it's OK when the tories sell arms to people who then use them on civilians cos that's err trade..
Jobs and all that..
Pinochet was a butcher but because he was a friend of thatcher its OK, fucked if I can understand the depths of decency and lack of morals that makes anyone think that..
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it.
Ha ha nobody is comparing mao to Pinochet you silly man .I am comparing waving book by a politician and a prime minister backing a mass murder.
Corbyn could wave mein kampf it's just a book..
Are you having a senior moment as you were complaining about a bloody metaphor yesterday .
You must be having the senior moment sonny.
I've not commented about a metaphor at all, let alone complained about one.
At least when you have a pop, make sure you have a pop at the right person.
It really does make you look like complete plonker when you get it wrong.
As for Pinochet. You used his name to deflect away from McDonnel being a Maoist. To me that is making a comparison. A rather juvenile one, but a comparison nonetheless.
McDonnel openly admitted to carrying the little red book in his pocket for years. So he either uses it as emergency toilet paper (which I would doubt) or he openly supports one of the top three mass murderers of the 20th century.
Come on be honest if only with yourself. If anyone who was so much as right handed waved Mein Kampf around you would be the first to start screaming Fascist, Nazi Etc From the rafters.
Double standards is one thing. You would need a bloody calculator to add yours up.
You far right clowns only have one agenda with regard corbyn and that's portraying him as the biggest racist in the uk and the left as all racists when it's was your mob who jump into bed with Pinochet and labels Mandela a Terrorist and supported apartheid . Jesus Christ the hypocrisy is legendary.
Now your all wah wah wah over a book .Anybody can buy that book it's not an AK 47..Its not like he is giving the green light to mass murder or supporting apartheid .He went to a book shop and bought a book .Now let that sink in before you engage your brain "You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist supporting anti Semitic racist. And his pal, or as some believe puppet master, is a self confessed Maoist. You can give it the Oh it's only a book shite as much as you like but it gives a very clear insight to the beliefs of a man who has ambitions of one day being Chancellor. | |||
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"Is this about anti Semitism again .. Nah, its about a right wing, pro austerity blairite who's in the wrong partyNo it is Corbyn and Macdonald who are in the wrong party as they are communists not socialists or are you one of the Corbyn thugs who want chaos? Well thats your opinion on corbyn and mcdonald., i call them centre left. Would that be the centre left that keeps the thoughts of a mass murderer in his pocket and waves them in the house of commons?
All this talk about purges is quite disturbing really.
How long before we have Gulags, sorry re-education centres, dotted around the country?
We've already got one bunch of left wing nutters comparing Stalin's Gulags to holiday camps.
You referring to when he got out a copy of from chairman mao to make a point about George Osborne’s attempt to sell off uk state assets to China. It was a jibe at Osborne
Of course waving a book is a terrible crime and let's not forget these far right swivel eyed chumps are big fans of Thatcher who openly called a torturer a "true friend", invited a dictator into her home for tea, and personally lobbied against a prosecution for war crimes.Thatcher refused to back down in her support of a man who overthrew a democratically elected government. This was a man who initiated the notorious Caravan of Death, the army unit that travelled the country by helicopter, murdering and torturing the General's opponents.
Pinochet's rule was inhumane and brutal.But waving a book is far far far worse and very disturbing .
Yes it is if it is the thoughts and doctrine of a mass murderer who was up there with Hitler and Stalin.
Oh and the poxy excuse that he was just winding up Osborne, is just that, a poxy excuse.
What did he say when he waved it? Something like I've carried this in my pocket for years.
Compared to Mao Pinochet was a pussycat
I'd bet if someone had waved Mein Kampf the lefties would be incandescent and drag it on for weeks if not months.
Get this straight, Mao's little red book is up there with it and it's very debatable as to who killed more, but I think Mao would probably just edge it. So trying to deflect it with Mrs T's approval of Pinochet (which I think she was wrong about BTW) is really scraping the barrel.
Corbyn and McDonnel are hard left communists who really would try to imitate Mao and Stalin if they thought they could get away with it.
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"But it gives you an idea of his beliefs tho Yeah he stood up for a man who was imprisoned for being a political black South African and a champion of freedom when the tories couldn't give a fuck about apartheid .Hes been against war and he's a socialist and he owns a few books.
He still supports his mate from Venezula who likes to give his opponents a good kicking. Just gives a vision of what a good old socialist can do to destroy a country with huge oil revenues, your mate would take us back to the good old days of begging the IMF for loans
As far as Labour goes, Blair was also quite pally with Colonel Gaddafi, went and had tea with him in his tent in Libya as I recall. As for Corbyn he'll happily cosy up to any enemy of the UK, be it the IRA, Osama bin Laden who he said was "a tragedy" when he died, Hezbollah or Hamas who he calls "friends", and of course the one you mentioned, the dictator Maduro in Venezuela who has royally fucked up that country with his socialist policies. "Yes the carpet at Labour HQ has quite a bump in it, due to all the shit they keep sweeping under it. | |||
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"I read yesterday that the US is now talking to the Taliban. Remember them? How many lives have been lost in the so-called "war on terror" trying to eradicate the Taliban? Every conflict ends in dialogue of some sort. Corbyn just believes in skipping the conflict bit and heading straight to dialogue. " Other than WW2 - is there any other war which the Americans have "won"? By winning I mean established peace in the same way as WW2! Having said that it looks as though that is about to fall to bits! | |||
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"I read yesterday that the US is now talking to the Taliban. Remember them? How many lives have been lost in the so-called "war on terror" trying to eradicate the Taliban? Every conflict ends in dialogue of some sort. Corbyn just believes in skipping the conflict bit and heading straight to dialogue. " He probably owns a copy of "the art of war" by Sun Tzu which states .The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting. | |||
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" You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist supporting anti Semitic racist. And his pal, or as some believe puppet master, is a self confessed Maoist. You can give it the Oh it's only a book shite as much as you like but it gives a very clear insight to the beliefs of a man who has ambitions of one day being Chancellor." You forgot to say he rode on a tank with isis and played tennis with bin laden | |||
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"I read yesterday that the US is now talking to the Taliban. Remember them? How many lives have been lost in the so-called "war on terror" trying to eradicate the Taliban? Every conflict ends in dialogue of some sort. Corbyn just believes in skipping the conflict bit and heading straight to dialogue. He probably owns a copy of "the art of war" by Sun Tzu which states .The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." He also carries a terrorists handbook.. All true you know | |||
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" You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist supporting anti Semitic racist. And his pal, or as some believe puppet master, is a self confessed Maoist. You can give it the Oh it's only a book shite as much as you like but it gives a very clear insight to the beliefs of a man who has ambitions of one day being Chancellor. You forgot to say he rode on a tank with isis and played tennis with bin laden "Lest we forget, one day before the 9/11 attacks, the dad of the sitting President of the United States of America, George Herbert Walker Bush was meeting none other than Shafig bin Laden, the brother of terror mastermind Osama bin Laden. Does That Make Him a Terror Suspect? | |||
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" You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist supporting anti Semitic racist. And his pal, or as some believe puppet master, is a self confessed Maoist. You can give it the Oh it's only a book shite as much as you like but it gives a very clear insight to the beliefs of a man who has ambitions of one day being Chancellor. You forgot to say he rode on a tank with isis and played tennis with bin laden Lest we forget, one day before the 9/11 attacks, the dad of the sitting President of the United States of America, George Herbert Walker Bush was meeting none other than Shafig bin Laden, the brother of terror mastermind Osama bin Laden.
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"I read yesterday that the US is now talking to the Taliban. Remember them? How many lives have been lost in the so-called "war on terror" trying to eradicate the Taliban? Every conflict ends in dialogue of some sort. Corbyn just believes in skipping the conflict bit and heading straight to dialogue. " other than intra-party conflict | |||
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" You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist You left wing clowns have only one agenda. To portray Corbyn as a cuddly grandad who wouldn't harm a fly. In reality he is a dangerous terrorist supporting anti Semitic racist. And his pal, or as some believe puppet master, is a self confessed Maoist. You can give it the Oh it's only a book shite as much as you like but it gives a very clear insight to the beliefs of a man who has ambitions of one day being Chancellor. You forgot to say he rode on a tank with isis and played tennis with bin laden "Use piss taking to deflect as much as you like. However it will never change the fact that McDonnel is a supporter and cheer leader of one of the 20th century's top three mas murderers. It seems like mass murder is acceptable to some on here as long as it is wrapped in a red flag. | |||
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"Oh! Hot off the press today. A copper from the anti corruption squad is being threatened with the sack for using the "racist" term "whiter than white" while speaking at a conference. So in the lefties alternative universe waving the book and doctrine of a mass murderer is fine but saying that is heresy. Oh. And that's Persil's next advertising campaign well an truly fucked then. It's a funny old world. "What has this got to do with the left? You are aware that we currently have a right wing government who are responsible for policy don't you? | |||
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"Oh! Hot off the press today. A copper from the anti corruption squad is being threatened with the sack for using the "racist" term "whiter than white" while speaking at a conference. So in the lefties alternative universe waving the book and doctrine of a mass murderer is fine but saying that is heresy. Oh. And that's Persil's next advertising campaign well an truly fucked then. It's a funny old world. "According to the article on this story in the Evening Standard, 'good egg' is also thought to be discouraged in police ranks because it is deemed to be too closely associated with 'egg and spoon', Whatever next? Will they get a disciplinary for using 'beyond the pale', 'dark alley', 'blacked out'? The world is going mad! | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment So he can't use a metaphor .I hope you call out all metaphors used by politicians . "Exactly. And it's not even just a metaphor - it's a common phrase; he's using language. He obviously wasn't calling anyone a dog. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment So he can't use a metaphor .I hope you call out all metaphors used by politicians .
Exactly. And it's not even just a metaphor - it's a common phrase; he's using language. He obviously wasn't calling anyone a dog. "What he was doing, was implying that somehow Jeremy Corbyn has 'dogs' who were seeking to remove him, when the fact of the matter is, that his constituency Labour Party, over whom Jeremy Corbyn has no control decided that he was no longer suitable to represent them by means of a democratic vote. The whole point of the reaction is that, although he feels he might have been attacking Corbyn, he was, in fact attacking his own constituency party, who put him where he is. They can just as easily remove him, as they have shown. Bugger, sometimes, democracy, isn't it? | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment So he can't use a metaphor .I hope you call out all metaphors used by politicians .
Exactly. And it's not even just a metaphor - it's a common phrase; he's using language. He obviously wasn't calling anyone a dog. "Using thst metaphor on its own, I'd agree with you., however, seeing as you can't be arsed to read, my problem with it is its the latest in a long run of him stirring the crap. Do you understand "the last straw" metaphor which is commonly used, or are you as thick as I think you are. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment So he can't use a metaphor .I hope you call out all metaphors used by politicians .
Exactly. And it's not even just a metaphor - it's a common phrase; he's using language. He obviously wasn't calling anyone a dog.
What he was doing, was implying that somehow Jeremy Corbyn has 'dogs' who were seeking to remove him, when the fact of the matter is, that his constituency Labour Party, over whom Jeremy Corbyn has no control decided that he was no longer suitable to represent them by means of a democratic vote. The whole point of the reaction is that, although he feels he might have been attacking Corbyn, he was, in fact attacking his own constituency party, who put him where he is. They can just as easily remove him, as they have shown.
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"Oh! Hot off the press today. A copper from the anti corruption squad is being threatened with the sack for using the "racist" term "whiter than white" while speaking at a conference. So in the lefties alternative universe waving the book and doctrine of a mass murderer is fine but saying that is heresy. Oh. And that's Persil's next advertising campaign well an truly fucked then. It's a funny old world.
According to the article on this story in the Evening Standard, 'good egg' is also thought to be discouraged in police ranks because it is deemed to be too closely associated with 'egg and spoon',
Whatever next? Will they get a disciplinary for using 'beyond the pale', 'dark alley', 'blacked out'?
The world is going mad!"But in the lefties alternative universe any kind of metaphor is a racist, sexist, whateverist, slur, hate speech, call it what you will, that they can use to shut down any debate they don't like (AKA one that they know they will lose) Metaphors are fucked but the thoughts and doctrines of mass murderers seem to be all fine and dandy. | |||
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"Why can't this blairite tory twat be removed from the labour party? He can and probably will be. However there is a process to follow, it starts with a complaint to the: National Complaints Team The Labour Party Southside 105 Victoria Street LONDON SW1E 6QT (google labour complaints for email addy) Mine (for bullying) is lodged. No Labour MP should be able to call members who don't agree with them dogs. Well yes, this was the last straw for me with his "call off the dogs" comment So he can't use a metaphor .I hope you call out all metaphors used by politicians .
Exactly. And it's not even just a metaphor - it's a common phrase; he's using language. He obviously wasn't calling anyone a dog.
What he was doing, was implying that somehow Jeremy Corbyn has 'dogs' who were seeking to remove him, when the fact of the matter is, that his constituency Labour Party, over whom Jeremy Corbyn has no control decided that he was no longer suitable to represent them by means of a democratic vote. The whole point of the reaction is that, although he feels he might have been attacking Corbyn, he was, in fact attacking his own constituency party, who put him where he is. They can just as easily remove him, as they have shown.
Bugger, sometimes, democracy, isn't it?
I thought Corbyn was the "leader" of the party. "It's a democratic party - each constituency has it's own branch of the Labour Party, who elect the representative who stands for election. The leadership can only interfere with this by changing the rules (as Blair did). It's interesting that so many people are now interested in the inner workings of the Labour Party, given that other UK parties are far less democratic..... | |||
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"Oh! Hot off the press today. A copper from the anti corruption squad is being threatened with the sack for using the "racist" term "whiter than white" while speaking at a conference. So in the lefties alternative universe waving the book and doctrine of a mass murderer is fine but saying that is heresy. Oh. And that's Persil's next advertising campaign well an truly fucked then. It's a funny old world.
According to the article on this story in the Evening Standard, 'good egg' is also thought to be discouraged in police ranks because it is deemed to be too closely associated with 'egg and spoon',
Whatever next? Will they get a disciplinary for using 'beyond the pale', 'dark alley', 'blacked out'?
The world is going mad!"Maybe the Labour party don't like metaphors now because Chakribarti's inquiry into antisemitism within Labour was called a 'Whitewash'. | |||
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"Oh! Hot off the press today. A copper from the anti corruption squad is being threatened with the sack for using the "racist" term "whiter than white" while speaking at a conference. So in the lefties alternative universe waving the book and doctrine of a mass murderer is fine but saying that is heresy. Oh. And that's Persil's next advertising campaign well an truly fucked then. It's a funny old world.
According to the article on this story in the Evening Standard, 'good egg' is also thought to be discouraged in police ranks because it is deemed to be too closely associated with 'egg and spoon',
Whatever next? Will they get a disciplinary for using 'beyond the pale', 'dark alley', 'blacked out'?
The world is going mad!"Hope we don't have a war any time soon. ARP warden Hodges would get a ten stretch for enforcing the Blackout. | |||
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"Unfortunately for those that have to live with the Government we have and are likely to retain, the Tories must be laughing at their luck. There is an MP who used to consistently vote against the party whip, meet with those who some would say, no democrat and peacenik should associate themselves with and who regularly drew criticism from his leadership. His name was Jeremy Corbyn. What is good for the goose....... (or is the avian metaphor upsetting for the snowflakes out there?)" Feather weight reply! | |||
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"Unfortunately for those that have to live with the Government we have and are likely to retain, the Tories must be laughing at their luck. There is an MP who used to consistently vote against the party whip, meet with those who some would say, no democrat and peacenik should associate themselves with and who regularly drew criticism from his leadership. His name was Jeremy Corbyn. What is good for the goose....... (or is the avian metaphor upsetting for the snowflakes out there?)" Metaphors never grt politicians into trouble!, that's like putting a suicide vest on... Oops | |||
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"Unfortunately for those that have to live with the Government we have and are likely to retain, the Tories must be laughing at their luck. There is an MP who used to consistently vote against the party whip, meet with those who some would say, no democrat and peacenik should associate themselves with and who regularly drew criticism from his leadership. His name was Jeremy Corbyn. What is good for the goose....... (or is the avian metaphor upsetting for the snowflakes out there?) Feather weight reply! "But remember....birds can crap on you from a great height.... | |||
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"Unfortunately for those that have to live with the Government we have and are likely to retain, the Tories must be laughing at their luck. There is an MP who used to consistently vote against the party whip, meet with those who some would say, no democrat and peacenik should associate themselves with and who regularly drew criticism from his leadership. His name was Jeremy Corbyn. What is good for the goose....... (or is the avian metaphor upsetting for the snowflakes out there?) Feather weight reply!
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