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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Varche on 27 November 2019, 12:42:10
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Anyone seen him , or Rebecca Long Bailey for that matter, on TV recently?
I am thinking he is waiting for Corbyn and momentum to crash and burn at the election and then step in as new leader and in Rebecca’s case , cabinet member .
Regardless of your politics, I always thought Keir Starmer was more of a leader than Corbyn or McDonnell for that matter.
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No sign of Rees Mogg the Ghoul either
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Anyone seen him , or Rebecca Long Bailey for that matter, on TV recently?
I am thinking he is waiting for Corbyn and momentum to crash and burn at the election and then step in as new leader and in Rebecca’s case , cabinet member .
Regardless of your politics, I always thought Keir Starmer was more of a leader than Corbyn or McDonnell for that matter.
Rebecca Long Bailey is just as odious as Corbyn. And for Starmer to become leader, the moderates would have to grow a pair and get rid of momentum.
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No sign of Rees Mogg the Ghoul either
Yes, another being kept away from the media in case he advocates sending kids who don't pass their 11 plus up chimneys.
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No sign of Rees Mogg the Ghoul either
Yes, another being kept away from the media in case he advocates sending kids who don't pass their 11 plus up chimneys.
Quite right too... Get the little tinkers to work ;)
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No sign of Rees Mogg the Ghoul either
Yes, another being kept away from the media in case he advocates sending kids who don't pass their 11 plus up chimneys.
Quite right too... Get the little tinkers to work ;)
Surely they're going to have to be seriously malnourished to fit up the gas flue, though..
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No sign of Rees Mogg the Ghoul either
Yes, another being kept away from the media in case he advocates sending kids who don't pass their 11 plus up chimneys.
Quite right too... Get the little tinkers to work ;)
Surely they're going to have to be seriously malnourished to fit up the gas flue, though..
Push them down from the top with a plunger. :y
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I think you'll find that if Corbyn stands down after the election it will be the membership that choose the next leader, so it will likely be someone just as hard left as Corbyn! :y
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I think you'll find that if Corbyn stands down after the election it will be the membership that choose the next leader, so it will likely be someone just as hard left as Corbyn! :y
I am sure he will appreciate the irony... ::)
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Corbyn has seen off 2 leadership challenges so far in his 4 years in charge of the Liebour party, thanks to the Momentum hate mob! :y
And they'll want one of their own if Corbyn stands down. ;)
Can you still join Liebour for £3? If so I'll pay for Albs membership! :)
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I hope they get an even more left wing leader. It will keep them out of power for good.
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I hope they get an even more left wing leader. It will keep them out of power for good.
As I understand the current set up of the Liebour party, I think it's likely. :)
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I hope they get an even more left wing leader. It will keep them out of power for good.
I think you may misunderstand how the mind of your average lazy 'flake mind works. And socialism appeals to that mindset, hence Labour all for lowering the voting age. Not that a 'flake will see it as a step to communism.
I hope I'm wrong, but I have a feeling that Labour might be stronger than what we hope.
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I hope they get an even more left wing leader. It will keep them out of power for good.
I think you may misunderstand how the mind of your average lazy 'flake mind works. And socialism appeals to that mindset, hence Labour all for lowering the voting age. Not that a 'flake will see it as a step to communism.
I hope I'm wrong, but I have a feeling that Labour might be stronger than what we hope.
'Flakes, as you call them, are a very small, but very noisy section of society that count for nothing when it comes to things like a general election. Pensioners, such as me, both outnumber and outvote them many times over.
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I have a 20 year old son at university, don't believe the hype about students supporting Labour.
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I hope you're right Stemo.
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I have a 20 year old son at university, don't believe the hype about students supporting Labour.
Are you suggesting that the blonde tart on the BBC is twisting the truth? Surely not ;D
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Saw Starmer being interviewed yesterday on one of the main channels. Didn,t really take note of what he was on about. Isn,t he another one, like Swineson that wants to scuttle Brexit?
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Yep, but he hasn't the guts to be honest about it.
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This weekend's polls show Tories on 38%, Liebour on 33% +5pc the LimpDims are -5pc & the other also rans pretty much unchanged, so the gap is closing. The scary thing is that 1 in 3 think it is a good thing to have a terrorist supporting Marxist who wants totally open borders,will scrap our armed forces & nuclear deterrent & turn the UK into a one party dictatorship with all of us dirt poor & starving like in Venezuela is the way forward for the UK. >:( >:( >:(
All of the political sheets of lies are being hung from the downstairs toilet roll holder so if Corbyn gets in & there is a toilet famine like in Venezuela, the irony is then that, I can use the shite to remove shite. :D
There have only been two PMs that have called winter elections & they both lost, so it is not a good omen. :o
Gove joining the leadership challenge, so Boris dropped out & we got Dreadful May has caused considerable damage to the Tories electoral chances & Brexit party may or may not win some northern constituencies but it will split the leave vote. The fact that Boris did not leave on 31/10 has done further damage, where he could of stopped the Benn Act with a HoL filibuster, but he called it off & could have asked the Queen to withhold Royal Assent where it broke so many constitutional conventions. Many leavers, including me, don't trust him & after voting Tory last time & getting an anti-Brexit Tory turncoat who joined the LimpDims if we had a Brexit party candidate standing here, he would get my vote & where I'm very reluctant to vote Tory & might either spoil my ballot paper or vote for an independent candidate that is standing, where I'm still undecided. I know nothing about our Tory candidate that CCHQ have parachuted in & he hasn't been forthcoming beyond parroting a few Tory slogans & seems very similar to our previous turncoat MP. He & Boris both need to make their case for my vote & both have singularly failed to do so, so far. As a Thatcherite the right of centre Brexit party is a much better fit for my politics that the slightly less left than Liebour, Labour Lite Tories. ???
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That echoes my sentiments voiced a week ago. I am so glad not to have a vote in your GE. The choices are grim.
Just as an example. Who do you vote for if you dont want Brexit and don’t want massive borrowing?
Hypothetically, my suspicion is that iff we stayed in the EU neither the Labour or Lib Dems bloated spending plans would be permitted under budgetary rules. Like it or not, there is some sense in EU member states sticking to budget rules. Here in Spain, we have drifted for four years paralysed with no parliamentary majority. The EU have told us to get spending under control.
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The thing about so called austerity is that we had to reign in our budget deficit not just because the country was on the verge of bankruptcy, nor for ideological reasons, but because the EU placed us under 'special measures' to comply with the Stability and Growth Pact of the Maastricht Treaty. The fact that we are not in the Euro meant that the EU couldn't directly impose austerity measures on us like they did to Greece, but we still had to take 'best endeavours' to comply with the Stability and Growth Pact to get our budget deficit under 3% of GDP and the national debt to 60% of GDP.
I think that the Tories have missed a trick here and could have deflected the criticism of austerity onto the EU, although there is probably a provision in the the Lisbon Treaty which prohibits criticism of the EU and Cameron and Osborne didn't fancy being hauled up in front of the Euro-Beaks at the ECJ! ::) ;D