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29 Sep 15
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On now....bbc2
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fluffed a few lines but seems to be going well
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He's not used to reading off the autocue.
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It's easy to say how you'd run the country when you know you'll never run the country.
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SCOTLAND MENTION WAS 45 SECS
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Who's the fit bit next to the slaphead?
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Do you not know who that is? Rhona Pickering.
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God help us if this bunch of loonies ever gets in to government.
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if your into tractor stats great speech
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He still can't do his tie up properly. If he can't do that I don't want him running the country.
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Excuse me, does anyone know if Jeremy Corbyn has ever desecrated any dead pigs?
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The Next Prime Minister of Britain !
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I took time out to watch this but it was just so boring I kept losing attention.
Just rambling soundbites with leftie claplines, and lots of applause that sounded like it was canned. |
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Pathetic really.
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"Excuse me, does anyone know if Jeremy Corbyn has ever desecrated any dead pigs?"
He's known to have stuck his whang in Abbott, that's worse than some made up rumour. |
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a blarite wrote his speech
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just checking
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I've ran out of milk and just had a black coffee on a fairly empty stomach, I don't know if it's the coffee or the thought of Corbyn sweating on top of Abbott but I feel sick
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These pr1cks are coming out saying he was great. God help us if this the opposition.
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new era of politics
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Which joke was it Posy, the Rhona one? I like that myself :)
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...is the opposition.
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'made-up rumour'
lol Pictures yet to appear. Ashcroft hasn't even started on him. |
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Ashcroft is quoting someone (anonymous) who said he heard it from someone else, and that's all the evidence there is to that pig story. Other journalists say no newspaper would have touched the story.
I doubt the Daily Sport would even have printed it. Ashcroft is so rich he probably factored in getting sued anyway. |
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I'd say if there were any photos they would have been out by now. As Just Checking has said, climbing on Abbott is much worse than anything a student may have done with a dead pig.
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id rather a poltician fcuked a pig than my income tax
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If Corbyn becomes PM he'll end up having done both
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What do you think Gideon is doing with your income tax xmoneyx?
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xmoneyx won't have to worry about income tax if Corbyn gets into power. He'll be in the workhouse.
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doubt xmoneyx has worked a day in his life
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Jed you are just typical, blinded by your hatred of cameron and you don't have a clue what you're talking about.
1. Haven't heard Cameron launching any lawsuits have you? He's directly responded to it and said he's too busy, you know, running the country. 2. Nor have there been any denials. You'd think if it were untrue, a denial would be forthcoming. There have been denials? 3. The pig thing was an initiation to the Bullingdon Club, of which Cameron was a member. It was absolutely nothing to do with the Bullingdon Club, it was for a completely different club, a club that his friends from the time say he was never in. Nobody has ever linked him to this club before. |
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My memory may be slightly off but I seem to remember there was an American Presidential race in the 60's where one of the leaders (either Lyndon Johnson or Nixon I think) said something along the lines of, "I don't care if he does X,Y and Z. I just want him to deny it publicly". In other words mud sticks. No way should any politician dignify something like that with a response. Especially if it were true.
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haven't we all done things in the past that we might regret or might shame us?
if every politician was disqualified on that count, there wouldn't be any left. |
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He will be getting my vote.
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Where's Facts?
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Part of #Corbyn speech 4 year old stuff unused by #Miliband written by Richard Heller. So much for 'new politics'
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I think there should be a new Respect party.
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nice to know he"d like to leave us defenceless,the guy has to be the biggest numpty so far,
of course the "something for nothing" masses must love him the leopard |
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Eeternaloptimist
29 Sep 15 16:34 Joined: 28 Jun 10 | Topic/replies: 34,197 | Blogger: Eeternaloptimist's blog My memory may be slightly off but I seem to remember there was an American Presidential race in the 60's where one of the leaders (either Lyndon Johnson or Nixon I think) said something along the lines of, "I don't care if he does X,Y and Z. I just want him to deny it publicly". In other words mud sticks. No way should any politician dignify something like that with a response. Especially if it were true. It was in the run-up to LBJ being elected. Suing would do more harm than good. Cameron would probably win but as you say mud sticks and how do you prove you didn't do something? You can't prove a negative. |