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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says." I don't think we get many Fab politicos from Islington North in here.  | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says." You believe Boris then? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says." Please share one lie he has told with us all. Then maybe you will tell us why we should trust de Pfeffel and the Tories, proven liars, or the Lib Dems who will also abandon everything they claim to stand for for a couple of seats in Cabinet. At least the DUP forced the Tories to bend to pay for their support. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. You believe Boris then? " obviously | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. You believe Boris then? obviously"  , so we are leaving the EU today as he continually promised ?? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says." Did you see beforehand the stage applause and cheering,reminded me of a naxi rally total scumbags | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. You believe Boris then? obviously" But Nigel Doesnt . So nigel or boris for your vote As 1 means brrxit 1 means remain | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says.Did you see beforehand the stage applause and cheering,reminded me of a naxi rally total scumbags" Is a naxi a facist taxi? You are the gift that just keeps giving | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. You believe Boris then? obviously" Ah, someone that ignores reality. carry on. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says.Did you see beforehand the stage applause and cheering,reminded me of a naxi rally total scumbags" You understand that the Nazis were defeated and the 2nd world war is over? What specific plan did they support that has swirled your mind to Nuremberg? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. " 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'  | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum' "They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum' "It must be a great joy this brexit day. How is the celebration going? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time "Oh yes they did. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did."Did they ? Ah well? Never mind , we all like a political party and politicians that lie?? Are you enjoying Brexit Day ? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Did they ? Ah well? Never mind , we all like a political party and politicians that lie?? Are you enjoying Brexit Day ? "Its like christmas mate worth the wait. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Did they ? Ah well? Never mind , we all like a political party and politicians that lie?? Are you enjoying Brexit Day ? Its like christmas mate worth the wait. "That is the spirit, I hope they hurry up and get on with it before all you older voters die of old age and we can start the process to rejoin. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did."Yup, all on video. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Yup, all on video.
"See above, never mind? What are a few lies ? I am sure you would agree that it is acceptable for a MP or even a PM to tell a few fibs now and again | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Yup, all on video.
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum' "Free Prescriptions for everyone living wage of at least £10 an hour, right away including for young workers from the age of 16. an end to rough sleeping Labour will get Brexit sorted within six months. no tuition fees | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
Free Prescriptions for everyone
living wage of at least £10 an hour, right away including for young workers from the age of 16.
an end to rough sleeping
Labour will get Brexit sorted within six months.
no tuition fees"Never mind, you don’t have to vote for them ? You can always vote for Boris, he has proven to be honest | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
Free Prescriptions for everyone
living wage of at least £10 an hour, right away including for young workers from the age of 16.
an end to rough sleeping
Labour will get Brexit sorted within six months.
no tuition fees"Is all this in there new manifesto? Don’t forget they aren’t in government? So how are they supposed to keep these ‘promises’  | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here." Don't you mean the Tories? Don't they sell bombs that get dropped onto schools and weddings in Yemen, and then sell them some more to get dropped onto the funerals of the children. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
Free Prescriptions for everyone
living wage of at least £10 an hour, right away including for young workers from the age of 16.
an end to rough sleeping
Labour will get Brexit sorted within six months.
no tuition fees
Is all this in there new manifesto? Don’t forget they aren’t in government? So how are they supposed to keep these ‘promises’ "Eh? So only the current government can have manifesto pledges? The while point of an election manifesto is for a party to lay out it’s plans should it win the election. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here." How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. Don't you mean the Tories? Don't they sell bombs that get dropped onto schools and weddings in Yemen, and then sell them some more to get dropped onto the funerals of the children. "  | |||
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"got to love corbyns clarity we will agree a new deal put it to a referendum and vote against it. "Who? The cabinet? Labour MPs? A bit of a drop in the ocean in a referendum, even if they did. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here." I'm curious to know your thoughts on Emma Pengelly MP or Ian Paisley Mp, former BFF of Boris the honest | |||
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"got to love corbyns clarity we will agree a new deal put it to a referendum and vote against it. "I've heard Corbyn state his stance clearly. Take no deal off the table. Election. Negotiate a deal with the EU. Ask the people if they want that deal or want to remain. I'm sure you disagree with him. But I don't think what he's said is hard to understand. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. Don't you mean the Tories? Don't they sell bombs that get dropped onto schools and weddings in Yemen, and then sell them some more to get dropped onto the funerals of the children. " A bit like our eu friends France selling exocets to Argentina during the Falkland conflict. | |||
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"got to love corbyns clarity we will agree a new deal put it to a referendum and vote against it.
I've heard Corbyn state his stance clearly.
Take no deal off the table. Election. Negotiate a deal with the EU. Ask the people if they want that deal or want to remain.
I'm sure you disagree with him. But I don't think what he's said is hard to understand."What he said. ^ | |||
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"got to love corbyns clarity we will agree a new deal put it to a referendum and vote against it. "Who will vote against it?? | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. Don't you mean the Tories? Don't they sell bombs that get dropped onto schools and weddings in Yemen, and then sell them some more to get dropped onto the funerals of the children. A bit like our eu friends France selling exocets to Argentina during the Falkland conflict. " Thats not true and a false equivalence. Both sides were armed with the exocet, France actually stopped additional missiles being supplied via Peru. France also declared an embargo on French arms sales and assistance to Argentina as well as giving information to the UK on what they had previously supplied to Argentina. The UK govt and SIS were already aware of the vulnerability of British Ships to the exocet. But if thats the same as selling missiles to Saudi Arabia that are using them against civilian targets. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
Free Prescriptions for everyone
living wage of at least £10 an hour, right away including for young workers from the age of 16.
an end to rough sleeping
Labour will get Brexit sorted within six months.
no tuition fees
Is all this in there new manifesto? Don’t forget they aren’t in government? So how are they supposed to keep these ‘promises’
Eh? So only the current government can have manifesto pledges? The while point of an election manifesto is for a party to lay out it’s plans should it win the election. "I agree but you are missing my point. Labour can not be held accountable for not implementing their manifesto if they aren’t in government . | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? " Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Yup, all on video.
How have they disrespected it?"You're joking? By endless blocking and delaying, and then gradually back peddling their position to wanting another referendum and finally remain. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders" Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Yup, all on video.
How have they disrespected it?
You're joking? By endless blocking and delaying, and then gradually back peddling their position to wanting another referendum and finally remain."But labour aren’t in government , the Torys had a majority, it shouldn’t have mattered what labour did . The conservatives are their ones who fucked up Brexit and it was hilarious to watch | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders" Ah ha. You believe everything you read in the Daily Mail/Express. Marvellous. It's funny that people believe any old bullshit. I'm no Labour voter. But the bollocks that they try to pin on Corbyn is rediculous. If the establishment are that scared of him it makes me wonder if he is worth voting for after all. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders" Tell me more | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders" Define “openly a friend”. Is this like him being “friends of Hamas” too? | |||
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"got to love corbyns clarity we will agree a new deal put it to a referendum and vote against it. ". That's what Johnson and his ERG Tory buddies did , , campaigned for leave ,, got 52% ,, elected a new party leader , negotiated a deal ,,, then voted against it | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Define “openly a friend”. Is this like him being “friends of Hamas” too?" I thought everybody liked hummus. It's delicious... Ohhhh is that where the confusion started? | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? " Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies | |||
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"Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders" Would you be referring to JC's contacts with Sinn Fein at the behest of The Speaker of The House who was making the request on behalf of the Government of The Day (a Tory government)? If so, be careful, because I will point out the messenger is not responsible for the message and therefore by your logic it is Tories who are the friends of terrorists. (Who would have guessed that Tory arms dealers would like terrorists (state or otherwise) who use their equipment.) But I am sure you already knew that you were just indulging in a little transference, shame you are so transparent and the facts including statements in Hansard are too easily accessed. Of course there are the official apologises and retractions and their attached contributions to charities chosen by JC and made in his name to save those who have disseminated that same lie before you. How deep is your wallet? I hear JC supports a lot of charities that could always do with a few more bob.  | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies " Haha. Adams wasn't in the IRA. And also. This is 100% made up. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Yup, all on video.
How have they disrespected it?
You're joking? By endless blocking and delaying, and then gradually back peddling their position to wanting another referendum and finally remain."Ah, so you’re confusing “opposing deals proposed by the Tories” with “blocking and delaying”? Their position is pretty clear. They would negotiate attempt to negotiate a deal they believed to be better. Certainly better than Boris’ by at least reinserting all the deleted stuff protecting the status quo with regards food and environmental standards and workers rights. And then have a public vote on acceptance by that deal or remaining. How is that disrespectful? By way of analogy, if you and a group of friends voted to go for an Indian rather than a Mexican, would you be happy just to have a vindaloo because that respected the decision to go for a curry... ...or would you expect to be able to choose which curry you had when you got there? And maybe even reserve the right to change your mind and go for a Mexican after all if you didn’t like the look of the Indian restaurant once you got there? | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders" . The biggest friends of the IRA are those placing a border down the Irish Sea | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies " So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Yup, all on video.
How have they disrespected it?
You're joking? By endless blocking and delaying, and then gradually back peddling their position to wanting another referendum and finally remain.
Ah, so you’re confusing “opposing deals proposed by the Tories” with “blocking and delaying”?
Their position is pretty clear. They would negotiate attempt to negotiate a deal they believed to be better. Certainly better than Boris’ by at least reinserting all the deleted stuff protecting the status quo with regards food and environmental standards and workers rights. And then have a public vote on acceptance by that deal or remaining.
How is that disrespectful?
By way of analogy, if you and a group of friends voted to go for an Indian rather than a Mexican, would you be happy just to have a vindaloo because that respected the decision to go for a curry...
...or would you expect to be able to choose which curry you had when you got there? And maybe even reserve the right to change your mind and go for a Mexican after all if you didn’t like the look of the Indian restaurant once you got there?"Ohhhh you don't wanna risk talking logic and facts on this thread. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies " Adams is sin Fein and Mcguiness is dead , who are his cronies?? | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies Adams is sin Fein and Mcguiness is dead , who are his cronies?? " It could be a zombie Mcguiness! It's Halloween after all! | |||
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" Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies " At the request of the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. Prior to the Belfast Agreement. He was used as a go-between. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies " Are you condemning his for trying to bring an end to the conflict in Northern Ireland? I don't remember him endorsing them. Sounds like smearing by association from here. Arlene Foster was at Martins funeral, would you condemn her for that? Or Bill Clinton? How you feel about people that sell british military secrets? | |||
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"At the request of the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. Prior to the Belfast Agreement. He was used as a go-between. " If you're a social democrat with a deep belief in social justice and nuanced thought rather than knee'jerk reactions then you need to know that: No good deed done (at the behest of a Tory and for the benefit of the country) will go unpunished. | |||
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"Do you think labour will stop arms sales to the middle east?" I doubt it. But I am confident that they will end British Government subsidised arms sales, and that is really all we can ask our government to do. | |||
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"Do you think labour will stop arms sales to the middle east?" Robin Cook didn't last long when he tried. | |||
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"Do you think labour will stop arms sales to the middle east? I doubt it. But I am confident that they will end British Government subsidised arms sales, and that is really all we can ask our government to do." Even if that decision effected so many labour voting skilled workers? | |||
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"Even if that decision effected so many labour voting skilled workers?" Many? Really? No, really? How many do you think are employed supplying weapons to people you would want to wash your hands after shaking hands with them? And how many jobs do you think ending the 'military export guarantee' would cost? | |||
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"Even if that decision effected so many labour voting skilled workers? Many? Really? No, really? How many do you think are employed supplying weapons to people you would want to wash your hands after shaking hands with them? And how many jobs do you think ending the 'military export guarantee' would cost?" How many people does BAE employ? | |||
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"Even if that decision effected so many labour voting skilled workers? Many? Really? No, really? How many do you think are employed supplying weapons to people you would want to wash your hands after shaking hands with them? And how many jobs do you think ending the 'military export guarantee' would cost? How many people does BAE employ?" How many people work for companies who supply parts to BAE? | |||
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"How many people does BAE employ?" Are you really suggesting that the survival of BAE is dependant on supplying arms to Saudi to be used killing Yemanies? If you are, you're mad! | |||
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"How many people does BAE employ? Are you really suggesting that the survival of BAE is dependant on supplying arms to Saudi to be used killing Yemanies? If you are, you're mad!" The survival of BAE is dependent on its ability to adjust to market conditions. The market it operates in is open and closed by political decisions. It employs lots of skilled people. Cannot be beyond the wit of their management to identify other markets for those skills. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together?" It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. | |||
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" It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it." And your point is? (I can show show you pics of the Queen meeting McGuinness and Adams. And Trump, too) | |||
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"How many people does BAE employ? Are you really suggesting that the survival of BAE is dependant on supplying arms to Saudi to be used killing Yemanies? If you are, you're mad!" Im sure the workers of BAE will welcome any move against them with open arms. I can almost read the UNITE press release already. "Vote for Corbyn! (Dont ask about his foreign policy)". | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
They didn’t say that? Try and be better informed next time Oh yes they did.
Yup, all on video.
How have they disrespected it?
You're joking? By endless blocking and delaying, and then gradually back peddling their position to wanting another referendum and finally remain.
Ah, so you’re confusing “opposing deals proposed by the Tories” with “blocking and delaying”?
"Not at all, I'm talking about delaying tactics, weakening negotiations, forcing extensions - that kind of thing, though to be fair Corbyn abdicated any leadership in all that time. And if you agree to go for an Indian, the first thing you have to do is GO the fuck OUT lol!!! | |||
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"Same argument they use in Scotland. "We need to keep WMD because it keeps people in work." Sometimes, the ethical issues trump the jobs. No-one suggested keeping the concentration camps open because it kept local people in work. " Poor argument. I for one couldn't care less if our nuclear deterrent supported 1 or 1,000,000 jobs. It is our ultimate defense guarantee (at present) and as such is vital to our national security. | |||
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" It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. And your point is? " He lies about it. On camera. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
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Is all this in there new manifesto? Don’t forget they aren’t in government? So how are they supposed to keep these ‘promises’ "In Corbyn's first speech of tge campaign. The transcript of it is on Labour's website. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says." I know for the majority he is disliked, but I tell you in the north and midland people would rather die than vote Tory. Even if the dangle the brexit carrot in their faces, they would rather have a labour Brexit than a Tory brexit. | |||
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"Going to start this thread for all the Politics "geeks". Want to hear gossip and rumours from your constituencies, and anything else that seems relevant. Starting off with..... .... Could Boris Johnson be moving to a safer seat, to avoid humiliation in Uxbridge.? His majority halved between the 2015 and 2017 GEs, and his pledges of "lying down in front of the bulldozers" with regard to the nearby Heathrow extension, could well come back to haunt him. Labour are putting up a 25yo Iranian migrant against him, and will target the seat aggressively. Could the vacant Sevenoaks in Kent be more to Boris's liking? " Maybe he's going to lie down in a ditch in front of the bulldozers and kill two birds with one stone? | |||
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"How many people does BAE employ? Are you really suggesting that the survival of BAE is dependant on supplying arms to Saudi to be used killing Yemanies? If you are, you're mad! Im sure the workers of BAE will welcome any move against them with open arms. I can almost read the UNITE press release already. "Vote for Corbyn! (Dont ask about his foreign policy)"." I wonder if they're more worried about loosing jobs under Corbyn because they won't be selling weapons to the Saudis than they are about loosing jobs under Johnson because they won't be able to export wings to France competitively any more? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. Please share one lie he has told with us all. 'Labour will respect the result of the referendum'
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Is all this in there new manifesto? Don’t forget they aren’t in government? So how are they supposed to keep these ‘promises’
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" I for one couldn't care less if our nuclear deterrent supported 1 or 1,000,000 jobs. It is our ultimate defense guarantee (at present) and as such is vital to our national security. " Yes, that is the rational argument for possession of WMD. The jobs argument is irrational. | |||
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" It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. And your point is? He lies about it. On camera. " Boris boy and farage taught him how to lie. Pure hypocrisy | |||
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" It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. And your point is? He lies about it. On camera. Boris boy and farage taught him how to lie. Pure hypocrisy "Nah, he'd been doing it for years before they were even born, he definitely is the master deceiver! | |||
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" It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. And your point is? He lies about it. On camera. Boris boy and farage taught him how to lie. Pure hypocrisy
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"I would not worry about the arms industry corbyn,s policies will make those job losses look like small fry." Job losses? Thats easy, keep doing the brexit thing. I'm guessing experts isn't your thing but Boris gets his mandate, the UK as you know it will be no more. If you think it's bad now, it hasn't started. | |||
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"I would not worry about the arms industry corbyn,s policies will make those job losses look like small fry. Job losses? Thats easy, keep doing the brexit thing. I'm guessing experts isn't your thing but Boris gets his mandate, the UK as you know it will be no more. If you think it's bad now, it hasn't started." I dont think its bad now but know that it will be if corbyn gets his way. | |||
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"I would not worry about the arms industry corbyn,s policies will make those job losses look like small fry. Job losses? Thats easy, keep doing the brexit thing. I'm guessing experts isn't your thing but Boris gets his mandate, the UK as you know it will be no more. If you think it's bad now, it hasn't started. I dont think its bad now but know that it will be if corbyn gets his way." From those rabid communists at Ernst & Young (EY) brexit tracker Assets worth around a trillion pounds are moving from London to hubs in the European Union ahead of Brexit, with the parallel shift in jobs likely to top 7,000, consultants EY said on Wednesday. Banks, asset managers and insurers in London are opening or expanding hubs in the EU to avoid disruption from Britain’s departure from the European Union. Britain is legally due to leave next week, but the British government is asking Brussels for a delay. In its latest Brexit Tracker, EY said that 23 companies have announced the transfer of about a trillion pounds in assets, up from 800 billion pounds in the last quarter. Dublin remains the most popular destination for relocations, with 28 companies saying they have plans to set up shop there, but Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Paris are catching up, with between 21 and 18 firms. “As 29 March draws nearer, companies are reconfirming or revising the statements they have made about the extent of staff and operational changes they are making, but we are not seeing many last-minute surprises - firms are executing their plans as expected,” EY said in a statement. From those reds over at the Royal Society: The UK’s share of EU research funding has fallen by 28% (.5 Billion) since 2015 and the number of researchers coming to the UK as part of the EU’s Marie Sklodowska Curie Fellowships has fallen by a third. New analysis carried out by the Royal Society has shown that UK science has suffered amidst all the uncertainty surrounding Brexit. Then there is the 60 Billion in lost growth since the referendum. And the first step (ie the withdrawal bill) hasn't been achieved. | |||
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"Bloody hell you can certainly tell who The Sun and Daily Mail readers are on here, we've got Boris and Trump planning on a NHS sell off deal..." You do know that's a cynical bare-faced lie right? An utterly malevolent attempt at causing fear in the most vulnerable and the sadly gullible? | |||
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"You do know that's a cynical bare-faced lie right? An utterly malevolent attempt at causing fear in the most vulnerable and the sadly gullible?" Who told you that? The Sun, Daily Mail or Nigel Farage, who just so happened to have Trump call in and claim how great Boris would be for future "deals". Come back when you've got more than Brexit & friends as a source. | |||
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"You do know that's a cynical bare-faced lie right? An utterly malevolent attempt at causing fear in the most vulnerable and the sadly gullible? Who told you that? The Sun, Daily Mail or Nigel Farage, who just so happened to have Trump call in and claim how great Boris would be for future "deals". " Though definitely not the NHS he said. The Americans want to sell us stuff, not buy the NHS lol! | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says." How people of this country can vote for terrorist supporting anti semites such as the likes of Corbyn, McDonnel, Abbot and other Marxist extremists is beyond me. I for one will never forgive what those 3 actually said in support of the IRA. Even if they have tried by way of weasel words to retract what they said during the troubles. Cue those in denial to come on to defend them | |||
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"What did Trump and his Ambassador to the UK mean when they both said the NHS is "on the table" during talks about a trade agreement? " They said the wanted it to be, and were told to fuck off by everyone! But Blair started hiving off NHS contracts years ago, the EU insist we open bids to all and sundry -all kinds of people are supplying the NHS with goods and services, have been for years, including the US I am sure. It's blatent cynical scaremongering, everyone can see that. | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. How people of this country can vote for terrorist supporting anti semites such as the likes of Corbyn, McDonnel, Abbot and other Marxist extremists is beyond me. I for one will never forgive what those 3 actually said in support of the IRA. Even if they have tried by way of weasel words to retract what they said during the troubles. Cue those in denial to come on to defend them" Yup. And they can never, ever bring themselves to speak in support Israel or the Jews. | |||
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" You do know that's a cynical bare-faced lie right? An utterly malevolent attempt at causing fear in the most vulnerable and the sadly gullible?" After some of the comments you have made, the irony is astounding and projection is beyond hypocritical. | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. " Sajid Javid is promising £10.80 | |||
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" You do know that's a cynical bare-faced lie right? An utterly malevolent attempt at causing fear in the most vulnerable and the sadly gullible? After some of the comments you have made, the irony is astounding and projection is beyond hypocritical. Haha. I agree. " | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. " Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has. | |||
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" You do know that's a cynical bare-faced lie right? An utterly malevolent attempt at causing fear in the most vulnerable and the sadly gullible? After some of the comments you have made, the irony is astounding and projection is beyond hypocritical. 5 " Nonsense, you're pissing into the wind. | |||
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"What did Trump and his Ambassador to the UK mean when they both said the NHS is "on the table" during talks about a trade agreement? They said the wanted it to be, and were told to fuck off by everyone! But Blair started hiving off NHS contracts years ago, the EU insist we open bids to all and sundry -all kinds of people are supplying the NHS with goods and services, have been for years, including the US I am sure. It's blatent cynical scaremongering, everyone can see that. " Procurement policy in the NHS has sod all to with the EU and everything to do with the ideology of whoever is in power in Westminster, Cardiff, London and Belfast. The only EU regulation relevant to the procurement is the requirement for any public sector contract valued at £150k or greater to be advertised in the European Journal. The decision about whether to outsource a service or keep it in-house is entirely a matter for the relevant administration in the UK. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the EU. | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Sajid Javid is promising £10.80" I think you will find that is over a period of a few years which small firms can prepare for as most do with annual rises.Not from day one. | |||
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"It's blatent cynical scaremongering, everyone can see that. " Oh you're chugging that Project Fear jug then? Remind me again, all of what you said was utter tosh when we have actual leaked insight and reports talking about the NHS deal. Plus what's the tally for Project Fear Vs Believe in Brexit so far? Get with reality and stop being brainwashed by trash you damn boomer. | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. " Why aren't you so smart and can't see how bad Brexit is? | |||
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"I just hope nobody votes for fuckwit Corbyn,watched his speech on tv.I cannot believe a word that idiot says. I know for the majority he is disliked, but I tell you in the north and midland people would rather die than vote Tory. Even if the dangle the brexit carrot in their faces, they would rather have a labour Brexit than a Tory brexit. " | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has." . Are you afraid of more shit on the streets of Westminster? | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. " Funnily enough Brexit alone is already contributing to those negative factors, you know, the thing you push like crazy and act all mighty about yet you didn't even vote, so using Brexiter terms, "no vote = shut up". | |||
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"What did Trump and his Ambassador to the UK mean when they both said the NHS is "on the table" during talks about a trade agreement? They said the wanted it to be, and were told to fuck off by everyone! But Blair started hiving off NHS contracts years ago, the EU insist we open bids to all and sundry -all kinds of people are supplying the NHS with goods and services, have been for years, including the US I am sure. It's blatent cynical scaremongering, everyone can see that. Procurement policy in the NHS has sod all to with the EU and everything to do with the ideology of whoever is in power in Westminster, Cardiff, London and Belfast. The only EU regulation relevant to the procurement is the requirement for any public sector contract valued at £150k or greater to be advertised in the European Journal. " And what governs who the contract is given to, from what nation? I have to say though I was very happy to have surgery in the lovely BMI private hospital when it was offered to me on the NHS, and I dont really mind who owns it, only that we get the best treatment for the best value. | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has." Where do you get the 60 million figure from? | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Funnily enough Brexit alone is already contributing to those negative factors, you know, the thing you push like crazy and act all mighty about yet you didn't even vote, so using Brexiter terms, "no vote = shut up"." Do you read any of these posts? we are talking about labour policies are you suggesting that i should not have a vote and if so why? | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has.. Are you afraid of more shit on the streets of Westminster? "Only the Romanian shit. | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has.. Are you afraid of more shit on the streets of Westminster? "The whole country would be stinking like Glastonbury with double the population, gross! | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Ah ha. You believe everything you read in the Daily Mail/Express. Marvellous. It's funny that people believe any old bullshit. I'm no Labour voter. But the bollocks that they try to pin on Corbyn is rediculous. If the establishment are that scared of him it makes me wonder if he is worth voting for after all. " This isn’t made up stuff. This is the real deal. 3 of the most senior members of the Labour Party have openly supported the IRA over many many years . The evidence is overwhelming. They have made speeches ( all publicly documented). They attended pro URA rallies , attended Troops Out meetings , McDonnell to this day has a Hunger strike commemorative plaque hanging in his office ; Abbot repeatedly commented during the 80s that the death of British Soldiers in Northern Ireland was a victory. Corbyn has openly championed the IRA and steadfastly refused to EVER condemn IRA murders. Educate yourself and maybe learn something today. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Ah ha. You believe everything you read in the Daily Mail/Express. Marvellous. It's funny that people believe any old bullshit. I'm no Labour voter. But the bollocks that they try to pin on Corbyn is rediculous. If the establishment are that scared of him it makes me wonder if he is worth voting for after all. This isn’t made up stuff. This is the real deal. 3 of the most senior members of the Labour Party have openly supported the IRA over many many years . The evidence is overwhelming. They have made speeches ( all publicly documented). They attended pro URA rallies , attended Troops Out meetings , McDonnell to this day has a Hunger strike commemorative plaque hanging in his office ; Abbot repeatedly commented during the 80s that the death of British Soldiers in Northern Ireland was a victory. Corbyn has openly championed the IRA and steadfastly refused to EVER condemn IRA murders. Educate yourself and maybe learn something today." Bang on and none of that should EVER be forgotten | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has.. Are you afraid of more shit on the streets of Westminster?
The whole country would be stinking like Glastonbury with double the population, gross!"Your original assertion is a lie based on your own xenophobia and gullablity. Off you go to the MET, submit the FOI request for this type of public order offence and breakdown by nationality. If you can prove your assertion to be true with figures from the above sources, I'll make a donation of £40 to the conservatives. By proof I'll accept that 52% of the offences are committed by Romanians. Until them, I will insist you are telling a deliberate untruth. | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different?" No idea about Cameron but that has nothing to do with the UK does it? Cameron wasn't on the side of a terrorist organisation attacking the UK so I don't think it could be any more different. If Trump donated to the IRA then it shows he's anti UK but Trump's not trying to be the UK Prime Minister either so again I don't know what you're trying to link here.... | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has.. Are you afraid of more shit on the streets of Westminster?
The whole country would be stinking like Glastonbury with double the population, gross!
Your original assertion is a lie based on your own xenophobia and gullablity. Off you go to the MET, submit the FOI request for this type of public order offence and breakdown by nationality. If you can prove your assertion to be true with figures from the above sources, I'll make a donation of £40 to the conservatives.
By proof I'll accept that 52% of the offences are committed by Romanians. Until them, I will insist you are telling a deliberate untruth."Oh you are so blinded by your own bigotry and prejudice.....I never once claimed the problem was due to Romanians, someone else raised that as a known issue, in Belfast I think. The videos I have seen were Asian, a fact which I have never mentioned before either. Keep pissing into the wind, it is you who will end up reeking of urine. | |||
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"Firstly i dont have any affiliation to any newspapers.Where do i start on his policies.Take the £10 minimum wage from day one sounds great and nobody would want to shoot that down but the reality is very different. you can kiss goodbye to most of your local fishmongers,geen grocers,butchers and bakers who employ five or six people as for most of them raising the wage from £8.21 will be their wages gone and just not worth trading anymore as their profits are already squeezed to the bone with rates and ni contributions.Thats one example snatching all utility companies will devastate peoples pension pots giving workers 10% of the company they work for will devastate business.Making landlords sell property to tenants at a discount will devastate the property market and increase homelessness as people just wont rent out properties.All he says sounds great and a lot of people will fall for it without delving into the real consequences of his policies. Don't forget being open to 60 million refugees, that'll obviously work for a country overwhelmed with the 60 million people it already has.. Are you afraid of more shit on the streets of Westminster?
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different?" For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe? | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe?" What about the Tory government in the 1980s that passed on information to UDA that was used to kill innocent family members of the IRA? | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe? What about the Tory government in the 1980s that passed on information to UDA that was used to kill innocent family members of the IRA? "Maybe they did, maybe they didn't but WTF has that got to do with Cameron and Mandela? If you want to bring up old unrelated shit to prove a point I could go on about quite a few prominent Labour and trade union members who were in the pay of the Soviet Union and the East German Stasi (Jack Jones for example) But that would be unrelated shit as well. | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe? What about the Tory government in the 1980s that passed on information to UDA that was used to kill innocent family members of the IRA?
Maybe they did, maybe they didn't but WTF has that got to do with Cameron and Mandela?
If you want to bring up old unrelated shit to prove a point I could go on about quite a few prominent Labour and trade union members who were in the pay of the Soviet Union and the East German Stasi (Jack Jones for example)
But that would be unrelated shit as well. "Why are you swearing? You seem a bit rattled ? Did you vote conservative in the 1980s | |||
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"What did Trump and his Ambassador to the UK mean when they both said the NHS is "on the table" during talks about a trade agreement? They said the wanted it to be, and were told to fuck off by everyone! But Blair started hiving off NHS contracts years ago, the EU insist we open bids to all and sundry -all kinds of people are supplying the NHS with goods and services, have been for years, including the US I am sure. It's blatent cynical scaremongering, everyone can see that. Procurement policy in the NHS has sod all to with the EU and everything to do with the ideology of whoever is in power in Westminster, Cardiff, London and Belfast. The only EU regulation relevant to the procurement is the requirement for any public sector contract valued at £150k or greater to be advertised in the European Journal. And what governs who the contract is given to, from what nation? " Shifting the goalposts. You said the EU compels the UK to contract out health services. It does not. EU regs governing procurement apply only if the member state decides to contract out a service. If it does not, EU procurement regs do not apply. | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe?" University debating society. | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe? What about the Tory government in the 1980s that passed on information to UDA that was used to kill innocent family members of the IRA?
Maybe they did, maybe they didn't but WTF has that got to do with Cameron and Mandela?
If you want to bring up old unrelated shit to prove a point I could go on about quite a few prominent Labour and trade union members who were in the pay of the Soviet Union and the East German Stasi (Jack Jones for example)
But that would be unrelated shit as well.
Why are you swearing? You seem a bit rattled ? Did you vote conservative in the 1980s"Why on earth would I be rattled? Someone posts unsubstantiated nonsense about Cameron and Mandela. You answer with something about alleged collusion in Northern Ireland, and I call it unrelated shit. In that context shit is just a normal word, and it was certainly unrelated. BTW. I did vote Conservative in the 70's 80's 90's and early noughties and would still do so if I lived in the UK today. I'm actually VERY proud of that and apologise to nobody for it. | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe? What about the Tory government in the 1980s that passed on information to UDA that was used to kill innocent family members of the IRA?
Maybe they did, maybe they didn't but WTF has that got to do with Cameron and Mandela?
If you want to bring up old unrelated shit to prove a point I could go on about quite a few prominent Labour and trade union members who were in the pay of the Soviet Union and the East German Stasi (Jack Jones for example)
But that would be unrelated shit as well.
Why are you swearing? You seem a bit rattled ? Did you vote conservative in the 1980s
Why on earth would I be rattled?
Someone posts unsubstantiated nonsense about Cameron and Mandela. You answer with something about alleged collusion in Northern Ireland, and I call it unrelated shit.
In that context shit is just a normal word, and it was certainly unrelated.
BTW. I did vote Conservative in the 70's 80's 90's and early noughties and would still do so if I lived in the UK today. I'm actually VERY proud of that and apologise to nobody for it.
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" Someone posts unsubstantiated nonsense about Cameron and Mandela. " Look it up. Cameron at university. The Federation of Conservative Students and their "Hang Mandela" posters. "Nelson Mandela and all ANC terrorists are butchers" He apologised in 2006 for the Conservative Party's attitude towards Mandela. | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe? What about the Tory government in the 1980s that passed on information to UDA that was used to kill innocent family members of the IRA?
Maybe they did, maybe they didn't but WTF has that got to do with Cameron and Mandela?
If you want to bring up old unrelated shit to prove a point I could go on about quite a few prominent Labour and trade union members who were in the pay of the Soviet Union and the East German Stasi (Jack Jones for example)
But that would be unrelated shit as well.
Why are you swearing? You seem a bit rattled ? Did you vote conservative in the 1980s
Why on earth would I be rattled?
Someone posts unsubstantiated nonsense about Cameron and Mandela. You answer with something about alleged collusion in Northern Ireland, and I call it unrelated shit.
In that context shit is just a normal word, and it was certainly unrelated.
BTW. I did vote Conservative in the 70's 80's 90's and early noughties and would still do so if I lived in the UK today. I'm actually VERY proud of that and apologise to nobody for it.
Do you often swear in normal conversation? If you are so proud of being a Conservative why don’t you live in a country being run by them? "As usual on here. Lose the argument then get personal. Pretty much textbook deflection tactics LOL. | |||
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"I seem to recall David Cameron calling for the execution of Nelson Mandela as a terrorist in the 1980s. Is that any different? I recall, too, Trump giving money to Adams at an IRA fund-raiser in New York in the early 1990s. Is that any different? For most of the 1980's Cameron was a mere teenager and nowhere near front line politics. He only turned 20 in late 1986 and the closest he got to politics was as a bottom rung researcher in the very late 80's. So I would love to see your source for that. Labour party flyer maybe? What about the Tory government in the 1980s that passed on information to UDA that was used to kill innocent family members of the IRA?
Maybe they did, maybe they didn't but WTF has that got to do with Cameron and Mandela?
If you want to bring up old unrelated shit to prove a point I could go on about quite a few prominent Labour and trade union members who were in the pay of the Soviet Union and the East German Stasi (Jack Jones for example)
But that would be unrelated shit as well.
Why are you swearing? You seem a bit rattled ? Did you vote conservative in the 1980s
Why on earth would I be rattled?
Someone posts unsubstantiated nonsense about Cameron and Mandela. You answer with something about alleged collusion in Northern Ireland, and I call it unrelated shit.
In that context shit is just a normal word, and it was certainly unrelated.
BTW. I did vote Conservative in the 70's 80's 90's and early noughties and would still do so if I lived in the UK today. I'm actually VERY proud of that and apologise to nobody for it.
Do you often swear in normal conversation? If you are so proud of being a Conservative why don’t you live in a country being run by them?
As usual on here. Lose the argument then get personal.
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"What did Trump and his Ambassador to the UK mean when they both said the NHS is "on the table" during talks about a trade agreement? They said the wanted it to be, and were told to fuck off by everyone! But Blair started hiving off NHS contracts years ago, the EU insist we open bids to all and sundry -all kinds of people are supplying the NHS with goods and services, have been for years, including the US I am sure. It's blatent cynical scaremongering, everyone can see that. Procurement policy in the NHS has sod all to with the EU and everything to do with the ideology of whoever is in power in Westminster, Cardiff, London and Belfast. The only EU regulation relevant to the procurement is the requirement for any public sector contract valued at £150k or greater to be advertised in the European Journal. And what governs who the contract is given to, from what nation? Shifting the goalposts. You said the EU compels the UK to contract out health services. It does not. EU regs governing procurement apply only if the member state decides to contract out a service. If it does not, EU procurement regs do not apply. " Ok, so why does the BMA want the EU laws changed after Brexit? | |||
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"Marxists to the left of me Racists to the right Here I am....." It’s the greens or the Lib Dem’s then for you in the middle... | |||
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".... the EU insist we open bids to all and sundry - You said the EU compels the UK to contract out health services. " Actually I didn't - I said it compels us to open bids to others (ie not keep tenders to ourselves). | |||
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"Marxists to the left of me Racists to the right Here I am..... It’s the greens or the Lib Dem’s then for you in the middle... "How many green mps after the election bob? my guess is one if they are lucky. | |||
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" Someone posts unsubstantiated nonsense about Cameron and Mandela. Look it up. Cameron at university. The Federation of Conservative Students and their "Hang Mandela" posters. "Nelson Mandela and all ANC terrorists are butchers" He apologised in 2006 for the Conservative Party's attitude towards Mandela. " A 23-year-old David Cameron also enjoyed a trip to apartheid South Africa in 1989, whilst Mandela was still in prison, as a “fact-finding mission” funded by Strategy Network International (SNI). SNI was formed in 1985 specifically as a lobby group against the imposition of sanctions on apartheid South Africa and was reported to have good relations with then South African president PW Botha. However, with regard to the “Hang Mandela” posters created by the FCS, Cameron appears to have had little or no role. Some of his Conservative peers at Oxford were widely reported to have had the image printed on badges and t-shirts, but from all accounts Cameron appears to have had little interest in politics whilst he was a student unlike Boris Johnson and Michael Gove. He was reportedly more interested in having a good time and the Bullingdon Club. Smears by association are pretty weak. Remember this is in response to claims the Corbyn was an Ira supporter Meh, Thatcher supported Saddam in the war against Iran, to the point of sending military advisors. She also supported Pinochet and the Khmer Rouge. The daughter of a man convicted of selling British military technology, has been a sitting MP keeping the minority tory govt in power. It gets a bit ridiculous after a while but it shows the lengths that people wil go to damage JC | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together? It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it." Down at the White Lion every other Tuesday, doing the pub quiz? Meeting someone doesn't make them friends. Wasn't he trying to broker peace? Not is he actually friends with Hamas just because by way of political etiquette, he once referred to them as ”friends”. You presumably wouldn't argue that Donald Trump is friends with Putin and Kim Jong-un? | |||
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"Labour has descended into a racist anti-semitic party,that has betrayed its core vote in the Midlands and the North,and is now "run" by an establishment, elitist North London clique, who view anyone and anything outside the M25 as irrelevant." Vote for the Brexit party.Nigel will look after you and yours.. | |||
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"Labour has descended into a racist anti-semitic party,that has betrayed its core vote in the Midlands and the North,and is now "run" by an establishment, elitist North London clique, who view anyone and anything outside the M25 as irrelevant." How does this racism manifest itself? What are some if the most racist things the Labour party has said? | |||
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"Labour has descended into a racist anti-semitic party,that has betrayed its core vote in the Midlands and the North,and is now "run" by an establishment, elitist North London clique, who view anyone and anything outside the M25 as irrelevant." When the DUP are among those protesting antisemitism in the labour party you can laugh out loud. Shall we talk about the Islamophobia in the conservative party, this is the former party chairman saying this? Or Mr Farage? | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together? It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. Down at the White Lion every other Tuesday, doing the pub quiz? Meeting someone doesn't make them friends. Wasn't he trying to broker peace? Not is he actually friends with Hamas just because by way of political etiquette, he once referred to them as ”friends”. You presumably wouldn't argue that Donald Trump is friends with Putin and Kim Jong-un?" No, it goes way beyond that - the laying of wreaths, the refusal to condemn actions of violence, the active support for various terrorists, both personal and organisational - like putting up bail for them, inviting them to parliament after the Brighton bombing and celebrating 'dead Tories', and yes, calling terrorists friends and always taking their side against our troops, always taking the side of anyone opposed to Israel...it seems at times anyone who hates and wants to destroy the UK too. The catalogue is seemingly endless and very well documented. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together? It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. Down at the White Lion every other Tuesday, doing the pub quiz? Meeting someone doesn't make them friends. Wasn't he trying to broker peace? Not is he actually friends with Hamas just because by way of political etiquette, he once referred to them as ”friends”. You presumably wouldn't argue that Donald Trump is friends with Putin and Kim Jong-un? No, it goes way beyond that - the laying of wreaths, the refusal to condemn actions of violence, the active support for various terrorists, both personal and organisational - like putting up bail for them, inviting them to parliament after the Brighton bombing and celebrating 'dead Tories', and yes, calling terrorists friends and always taking their side against our troops, always taking the side of anyone opposed to Israel...it seems at times anyone who hates and wants to destroy the UK too. The catalogue is seemingly endless and very well documented. " Yet, here he is, leader of her majesties opposition, who gave defeated Boris multiple times in parliament and here you are you citing alt right conspiracy theorists as credible sources, talking about 'our culture' and illegal immigrants bringing the UK to its knees. Not a good start frisk | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together? It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. Down at the White Lion every other Tuesday, doing the pub quiz? Meeting someone doesn't make them friends. Wasn't he trying to broker peace? Not is he actually friends with Hamas just because by way of political etiquette, he once referred to them as ”friends”. You presumably wouldn't argue that Donald Trump is friends with Putin and Kim Jong-un? No, it goes way beyond that - the laying of wreaths, the refusal to condemn actions of violence, the active support for various terrorists, both personal and organisational - like putting up bail for them, inviting them to parliament after the Brighton bombing and celebrating 'dead Tories', and yes, calling terrorists friends and always taking their side against our troops, always taking the side of anyone opposed to Israel...it seems at times anyone who hates and wants to destroy the UK too. The catalogue is seemingly endless and very well documented. " I’m not sure it really is though. It seems like a handful of things, often citied out of context, and repeated over and over and over and over again by multiple sources. With something like Israel, I think it’s pretty clear that they are acting illegally, and have for decades been in breach of numerous UN resolutions. I’m not sure that being critical of that much is the same as being anti Israel. By all means let them build their wall around their designated border. But bulldozing entire Palestinian settlements to the ground to build new settlements? Like WTF? Being critical if that in no way condones the actions of groups like Hamas, but it does understand their plight. | |||
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"If we want to leave Europe and run our own country then people has got to Vote for Boris Johnson and not the Brexit Party even though I like Nigel Farage because if you do it will give it to Labour and I am sure no one would want that. " Only Nigel knows the true meaning of Brexit he and trump have said the Boris deal is much much worse than the Mrs may deal. | |||
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"If we want to leave Europe and run our own country then people has got to Vote for Boris Johnson and not the Brexit Party even though I like Nigel Farage because if you do it will give it to Labour and I am sure no one would want that. " Why? What will happen? | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together? It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. Down at the White Lion every other Tuesday, doing the pub quiz? Meeting someone doesn't make them friends. Wasn't he trying to broker peace? Not is he actually friends with Hamas just because by way of political etiquette, he once referred to them as ”friends”. You presumably wouldn't argue that Donald Trump is friends with Putin and Kim Jong-un? No, it goes way beyond that - the laying of wreaths, the refusal to condemn actions of violence, the active support for various terrorists, both personal and organisational - like putting up bail for them, inviting them to parliament after the Brighton bombing and celebrating 'dead Tories', and yes, calling terrorists friends and always taking their side against our troops, always taking the side of anyone opposed to Israel...it seems at times anyone who hates and wants to destroy the UK too. The catalogue is seemingly endless and very well documented. Yet, here he is, leader of her majesties opposition, who gave defeated Boris multiple times in parliament and here you are you citing alt right conspiracy theorists as credible sources, talking about 'our culture' and illegal immigrants bringing the UK to its knees. Not a good start frisk" I haven't cited any alt right source, that's another lie. | |||
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"Just heard Farage saying Johnson's plan is not Brexit. If Johnson wins, Brexit will never happen, he says. So the Brexit Party is going to contest every seat - unless Johnson dumps his withdrawal agreement and goes for the hardest of hard Brexits. "Yeah, just listened to it - scary stuff, high stakes game. He mentioned committing to a Canada style agreement rather than a No Deal Brexit. | |||
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"Boris has a choice now to pull the deal and join forces with Farage and go for no deal and drive the Brexit bus straight off the cliff or go head to head with Brexit Party and split the Brexit vote Farage says Johnson is like a used-car salesman. The car may look fine from the outside. But it isn’t. This is not real Brexit. " It's hard to discern what the actual 'on the ground' truth is, but it does sound like way too many restrictions to trade, legal dominance and financial obligations remain in that deal. | |||
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"Then why has farage moved his businesses to the EU if he hates the EU so much and wants the country to break all economic contacts with the EU? Maybe one of his fans will explain it to me in a logical way?" Farage is so funny. Even his supporters must see that he only has the interests of his American bosses who fund him and his various parties. Does anyone believe he gives two shits about the UK? They just vote for him anyway. | |||
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"No tuition fees, just like the Lib Dems promised - until they got in power! We definitely can't vote for anyone who is a friend of terrorists, so no Labour votes here. How are you defining “a friend of terrorists”? Comrade Corbyn is openly a friend of IRA leaders Who are the ‘IRA leaders’ and how do you define ‘friends’ , are they friends on Facebook? Do they go for a pint together? Holiday together ? Corbyn openly meets Adams, McGuinness and their cronies So the internet must be full of pictures of them all together? It is, and meetings documented, and Corbyn denying it. Down at the White Lion every other Tuesday, doing the pub quiz? Meeting someone doesn't make them friends. Wasn't he trying to broker peace? Not is he actually friends with Hamas just because by way of political etiquette, he once referred to them as ”friends”. You presumably wouldn't argue that Donald Trump is friends with Putin and Kim Jong-un? No, it goes way beyond that - the laying of wreaths, the refusal to condemn actions of violence, the active support for various terrorists, both personal and organisational - like putting up bail for them, inviting them to parliament after the Brighton bombing and celebrating 'dead Tories', and yes, calling terrorists friends and always taking their side against our troops, always taking the side of anyone opposed to Israel...it seems at times anyone who hates and wants to destroy the UK too. The catalogue is seemingly endless and very well documented. I’m not sure it really is though. It seems like a handful of things, often citied out of context, and repeated over and over and over and over again by multiple sources. " Oh it's more than a handful, it is an ongoing lifelong pattern, and lately it is strongly reinforced by the unwillingness or at the very least tardiness in dealing with what I don't think anyone can deny are severe antisemitic issues, his party is currently under formal investigation. I am always more interested in what is going on UNDER the surface, discerning the spirit behind the action, and find in an extremely dark and dangerous man. | |||
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"It’s impossible for Boris to drop his deal. It’s about to get very messy.Its an early Christmas present for labour and the liberals..Strange times." Very. I can't see how Boris can drop it either, but I see why Nigel felt he has to do this. | |||
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"Then why has farage moved his businesses to the EU if he hates the EU so much and wants the country to break all economic contacts with the EU? Maybe one of his fans will explain it to me in a logical way? Farage is so funny. Even his supporters must see that he only has the interests of his American bosses who fund him and his various parties. Does anyone believe he gives two shits about the UK? They just vote for him anyway." Two-faced clown. It is strange that people are stupid enough and they put money into his business party. | |||
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