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You should think of Jeremy Corbyn every day.
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Now I know this won’t be popular with everyone, but I’ve heard it said many times that women frequently fantasise about Jeremy C.
Whether you’re a straight bloke into politics, or a momentum-style nympho, do you think about JC every day? Should you? Maybe you even wordship him? |
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"When I think of the mighty Jezza ... every time I think jesus christ!!
Interesting! And do you see that as coincidence or is there a Messianic connection between the two? "
No ... more jesus, what has that fucking idiot said now ... he's an imbecile!! |
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"When I think of the mighty Jezza ... every time I think jesus christ!!
Interesting! And do you see that as coincidence or is there a Messianic connection between the two? "
They both look good nailed to a cross.. |
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"When I think of the mighty Jezza ... every time I think jesus christ!!
Interesting! And do you see that as coincidence or is there a Messianic connection between the two?
They both look good nailed to a cross.."
Preferably head down |
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book."
Of course his stance on anti semitism ... and his sitting on the fence over a currently important political decision in this country ... oh yes and Diane Abbott ... oh yes ... his integrity is rock solid |
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"Now I know this won’t be popular with everyone, but I’ve heard it said many times that women frequently fantasise about Jeremy C.
Whether you’re a straight bloke into politics, or a momentum-style nympho, do you think about JC every day? Should you? Maybe you even wordship him? "
Ooft, I would  |
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book.
Of course his stance on anti semitism ... and his sitting on the fence over a currently important political decision in this country ... oh yes and Diane Abbott ... oh yes ... his integrity is rock solid"
Compared to the better alternative of... |
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book.
Of course his stance on anti semitism ... and his sitting on the fence over a currently important political decision in this country ... oh yes and Diane Abbott ... oh yes ... his integrity is rock solid
Compared to the better alternative of..."
No current politician holds much integrity in my book at the moment
Regardless of how you see the result of the referendum, they said they would uphold the result and now they are reneging ... where's the integrity in that? |
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book.
Of course his stance on anti semitism ... and his sitting on the fence over a currently important political decision in this country ... oh yes and Diane Abbott ... oh yes ... his integrity is rock solid"
Yes totally agree. |
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book.
Of course his stance on anti semitism ... and his sitting on the fence over a currently important political decision in this country ... oh yes and Diane Abbott ... oh yes ... his integrity is rock solid
Compared to the better alternative of...
No current politician holds much integrity in my book at the moment
Regardless of how you see the result of the referendum, they said they would uphold the result and now they are reneging ... where's the integrity in that?"
Because have disagreed with it all along and a lot of people did?
I voted remain, but would agree that the vote should stand (in its own very muddied waters). Maybe he doesn't have the same opinion as you on the matter. That doesn't really doubt integrity.
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Every time I think of JC I think how can people be so stupid Nearly everyone wants change and JC offers that change, but apparently he is not to be trusted...
Around 98% of people want the NHS to be a fully publicly owned not for profit service, JC says he will get rid all private (for profit) contracts, but if the papers are to be believed JC can't be trusted...
Same sort of thing goes for the police, postal services, utilities and rail services. but the same people who tell us to trust the Tories tell us that JC and Labour are communists and not to vote for them.
Then when we dutifully do as we are told and vote in tories they shaft the vast majority of us and we tug our forelocks and say "thankee sire" vote for them again and bend over to take another shafting! |
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"Every time I think of JC I think how can people be so stupid Nearly everyone wants change and JC offers that change, but apparently he is not to be trusted...
Around 98% of people want the NHS to be a fully publicly owned not for profit service, JC says he will get rid all private (for profit) contracts, but if the papers are to be believed JC can't be trusted...
Same sort of thing goes for the police, postal services, utilities and rail services. but the same people who tell us to trust the Tories tell us that JC and Labour are communists and not to vote for them.
Then when we dutifully do as we are told and vote in tories they shaft the vast majority of us and we tug our forelocks and say "thankee sire" vote for them again and bend over to take another shafting!"
But where is the magic money tree to do all of this? |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"I'm not defending him - it's just very interesting that he gets the most stick. Especially compared to what else is going on."
It's interesting, but neither surprising or unexpected.
"The media's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. Because they control the minds of the masses"
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
Hereford |
"Every time I think of JC I think how can people be so stupid Nearly everyone wants change and JC offers that change, but apparently he is not to be trusted...
Around 98% of people want the NHS to be a fully publicly owned not for profit service, JC says he will get rid all private (for profit) contracts, but if the papers are to be believed JC can't be trusted...
Same sort of thing goes for the police, postal services, utilities and rail services. but the same people who tell us to trust the Tories tell us that JC and Labour are communists and not to vote for them.
Then when we dutifully do as we are told and vote in tories they shaft the vast majority of us and we tug our forelocks and say "thankee sire" vote for them again and bend over to take another shafting!
But where is the magic money tree to do all of this? "
Its been planted in a tax haven.
If you think there's no money, you are mistaken. Look how easily £10 Billion was found to buy the DUP. |
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Just remember he is the country’s future! He will be PM in a couple of years time and the country will have to live with the consequences.
We all have a good idea what they are. Just as long as we realise the next time we have a general election history will be made: it may prove to be our last. Besides everything else! |
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Furthermore the European Union will have no power or authority to stop his grasp of totalitarian power - nor a monarch, nor a House of Lords. It will be Oliver Cromwell all over again, only Comrade Protector rather than Lord Protector. And that will only be the first step... |
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book."
I no socialist fan of Jeremy but I used to believe that. Unfortunately, with is dithering and fence sitting over BREXIT, I find it increasingly hard to believe that. In fact I'd say Mogg and Fararge are showing more integrity than Jeremy currently. At least they're clear on where they stand on the issue.
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book.
Of course his stance on anti semitism ... and his sitting on the fence over a currently important political decision in this country ... oh yes and Diane Abbott ... oh yes ... his integrity is rock solid"
What's Diane Abbott got to do with Jeremy's integrity?
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"Every time I think of JC I think how can people be so stupid Nearly everyone wants change and JC offers that change, but apparently he is not to be trusted...
Around 98% of people want the NHS to be a fully publicly owned not for profit service, JC says he will get rid all private (for profit) contracts, but if the papers are to be believed JC can't be trusted...
Same sort of thing goes for the police, postal services, utilities and rail services. but the same people who tell us to trust the Tories tell us that JC and Labour are communists and not to vote for them.
Then when we dutifully do as we are told and vote in tories they shaft the vast majority of us and we tug our forelocks and say "thankee sire" vote for them again and bend over to take another shafting!
But where is the magic money tree to do all of this? "
I think a few cuttings of the money tree have been planted in Northern Ireland and some other cuttings are being prepared for planting in some Labour Leave constituencies. As for the actual original money tree, I believe that's in the far corner of the rose garden at the back of No 11 Downing St.
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"Furthermore the European Union will have no power or authority to stop his grasp of totalitarian power - nor a monarch, nor a House of Lords. It will be Oliver Cromwell all over again, only Comrade Protector rather than Lord Protector. And that will only be the first step..."
What a crock!
Don't know what else to say other than listen to what he says and has said for his whole career. His message has always been nuanced and never authoritarian. Stop drinking the far right kool aid it's poison! |
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"Only person with with integrity in politics at the moment.
Integrity goes a long way in my book."
Integrity???? Yeah ok then love. You probably believe he didn't meet with the ira and supported their cause etc etc etc. The man is everything that's wrong with politics |
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"Integrity???? Yeah ok then love. You probably believe he didn't meet with the ira and supported their cause etc etc etc. The man is everything that's wrong with politics"
Guess you missed the bit where it is recorded in parliamentary and government diaries that he met the provos at the request of Speaker Betty Boothroyd after the Speaker had been asked by PM Thatcher to find someone who the republicans would trust to make contact on behalf of the British Government after Thatcher was nearly killed in the Brighton bombing. Now please stop drinking the Mail kool aid, it poisons truth. |
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He is too honest for his own good and doesn’t play by the Westminster rules so it’s easier to be a dickhead and knock him down because one is told he has a communist agenda by the Mail and other neo-conservative media. He is a bit of a saint compared to some of the cunts people are happy to get into bed with, but thats just my opinion  |
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Very honest. One day he wants EU countries to stand up and resist the lisbon treaty and reject the tyranny of the european union and how it should be dismantled....the next he's fighting tooth and nail to keep britian in the eu...and make it stronger. Good old jezza |
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"Just remember he is the country’s future! He will be PM in a couple of years time and the country will have to live with the consequences. "
What on earth have you been smoking?
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"Every time I think of JC I think how can people be so stupid Nearly everyone wants change and JC offers that change, but apparently he is not to be trusted...
Around 98% of people want the NHS to be a fully publicly owned not for profit service, JC says he will get rid all private (for profit) contracts, but if the papers are to be believed JC can't be trusted...
Same sort of thing goes for the police, postal services, utilities and rail services. but the same people who tell us to trust the Tories tell us that JC and Labour are communists and not to vote for them.
Then when we dutifully do as we are told and vote in tories they shaft the vast majority of us and we tug our forelocks and say "thankee sire" vote for them again and bend over to take another shafting!
But where is the magic money tree to do all of this? "
It's called borrowing to invest in Infrastructure and national projects. Apparently it means we will all eventually benefit from it with increased tax revenues and better services, I'm just saying, That is the theory and pretty soon we will all be getting a go at this as I cannot see any other outcome from where this country is heading.
Hope JC is right about this because if he isn't another good old dose of inflation and unemployment is on the way. |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
yumsville |
He's a caretaking objector. He'll have a leadership contest or will stand down before any General Election. There's no chance he wants the headache of Brexit - there's no chance he want to retire with Brexit sucking 100hrs a week out of him. The Labour mandate as you know it will change drastically. |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
yumsville |
The title of bearded messiah is a bit much but this is a pretty refreshing view on doublespeak being used when campaigning. Where political language does and no doubt has confuses audiences.
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/may/09/who-needs-policies-jeremy-the-bearded-messiah-was-back |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
yumsville |
"I don't find him nor Boris Johnson attractive but can appreciate that JC would be the preferable option."
Boris does seem the preferred Tory option. In a leadership race, I don't know how they could vote him in. |
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By *eavenNhellCouple
over a year ago
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"I don't find him nor Boris Johnson attractive but can appreciate that JC would be the preferable option.
Boris does seem the preferred Tory option. In a leadership race, I don't know how they could vote him in."
Boris or Ester Mcvey both are equaly scarey prospects |
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Every now and then, usually on my way home after a night shift, I see dog mess that hasn’t been picked up on the pavement. It always reminds me of Corbyn. Not the fact it hasn’t been removed, but the fact that it is dog shit. |
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Jeremy Corbyn is unfit to serve in public office, and, I would go further and say he is a security risk and should be barred from politics.
He willingly rubs shoulders with terrorists (Hezzbollah, Hamas, The IRA) but refuses to go to a dinner with the head of our largest and most powerful ally.
He gives vocal support to failed "Socialist" states like Venuzuaela.
He is, at best, naïve about anti-semetism in the Labour Party, of which he is the leader, and in my own opinion, his own views on the matter are the wrong side of the line.
The guy isn't fit to run a car park, let alone a country.
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"Jeremy Corbyn is unfit to serve in public office, and, I would go further and say he is a security risk and should be barred from politics.
He willingly rubs shoulders with terrorists (Hezzbollah, Hamas, The IRA) but refuses to go to a dinner with the head of our largest and most powerful ally.
He gives vocal support to failed "Socialist" states like Venuzuaela.
He is, at best, naïve about anti-semetism in the Labour Party, of which he is the leader, and in my own opinion, his own views on the matter are the wrong side of the line.
The guy isn't fit to run a car park, let alone a country.
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I dont think he’s done himself any favours by not playing the tabloid media game but talking to groups engaged in terrorism/war by proxy is called diplomacy not sympathising and is about looking to a future where people dont spend there time working out how to kill each other. It doesn’t matter whether you like him or not but you should recognise that he is actually doing something rather than grandstanding and doing nothing like bojo. I think its quite ok that he doesn’t want to meet the Trump for personal reasons - it will be different when he is prime minister. Anyway do we really need to see any more of Trump behaving like an ignorant arrogant twat - I certainly dont! |
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