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Corbyn being allowed to sail along with very little opposition.
Do Labour supporters really want a propagandist for Russia as their leader.
A man who counts Hamas and Hezbollah as friends.
A man who wants to stop the attacks on ISIS.
A man who is happy to sit at the same table as terrorists and their supporters.
And a man who wants to open our doors to all those who wish to enter.
Do Labour supporters really want a propagandist for Russia as their leader.
A man who counts Hamas and Hezbollah as friends.
A man who wants to stop the attacks on ISIS.
A man who is happy to sit at the same table as terrorists and their supporters.
And a man who wants to open our doors to all those who wish to enter.
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..even if he was all those things he would only be on a par with Blair in doing long term damage to this nation.
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even if he was all those things
That would suggest you think some of this untrue. What particularly do you think is wrong with what I said. All easily googled btw. |
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Inviting groups to air their views.....Hamas.....does not make them your friends....it simply invites them to air their views...no matter how unpalatable.......
....Blair invited/perpetuated discussions with the IRA in spiteoftheirheinous acts toward this country.. |
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Corbyn supports Hamas.
As regards Blair he was trying to find a way forward and his peace plan was embraced by the majority. Corbyn had no such motive and regularly shares a platform with Israeli haters. |
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Thought I'd already posted this. Musta got lost in space.
Corbyn's policies would take this country back to the depressing days of the 60s and 70s when the Unions ruled the roost. Strikes every other week and the country at a standstill. Blair was bad but this guy would be ten times worse. |
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....oh and I agree that The actions and ideology of sections of Hamas and their backers are despicable.....
...but so are the actions of Israel....and their backers. |
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Saw the queen shaking hands with head of IRA not long ago, maybe I was dreaming
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I think the difference is that he is now an MP.
Might not be distasteful to some, myself included, but crucial to the peace process. |
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so its just a matter of timing?
Mandela was a terrorist? |
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Not sure what your point is?
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.we won't be going back to the 60's and 70' or early 80's.....
....because sooner or later unions will become irrelevant because those whose the unions represent in the working world wil no longer exist......those jobs will be automated...so Corbyn and those who seek a fairer and more equitable world will be free from those shackles........ ..the shackles that say the policies of fairness will hurt the world....... |
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BTW if Corbyn is the Labour leader at the time of the next election there is not a hope in hell of them getting into power.
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Meanwhile back in the real world egner ..................
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Your talking about Hamas and Hezbollah when both have elected representatives
you have a rather muddled set of original points |
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...yes there is....
....if there is a systemic financial meltdown......which there WILL be......maths dictates it.......the debt based system we have had is unsustainable.....perhaps the majority of the populace will wake up to the true reality of the financial system.......the system that keeps most of the population like hamsters in a wheel...... ..who can the Tories blame...not labour...they havnt been near power for years..... ...who will. And can the Tories blame. |
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Neither have turned their backs on terrorist activities whilst Sinn Fein have.
So not muddled at all. Although you seem to be. Surprised any sane person would defend Corbyn. |
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Corbyn is a quieter version of Galloway but much more dangerous.
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