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By:
Dotchinite
When: 26 Mar 16 13:32
Corbyn will never be PM. He wont even be leader by Xmas. His few fans keep hoping he will suddenly become sane,competent and electable but it just wont happen. Forget all his economic crackpot ideas his anti trident/NATO/ stance and even his links with terrorists. His views on immigration alone make him totally unable to win an election.
By:
bix
When: 26 Mar 16 13:51
Or do you consider Socialism is just as extreme.

In politics both left and right can be extreme. Corbyn is obviously extreme left with his simplistic, naive policies.
Both Corbyn and Trump have become an embarrassment to their parties. Corbyn is easily ditched by the Labour party but Trump is a bigger problem for the Republicans.
By:
bix
When: 26 Mar 16 14:01
Corbyn 12.5 to be next PM on here. If Facts is right it's time to lump on.
By:
Mikael D'Haguenet
When: 26 Mar 16 15:14
How is Corbyn an embarrassment to his party? The Tories in red clothing are the embarrassment.
By:
Mikael D'Haguenet
When: 26 Mar 16 15:15
Not that they'd feel any shame, the bunch of careerist, opportunistic c*nts that they are.
By:
Facts
When: 26 Mar 16 15:27
Corbyn easily ditched by the Labour Party ?

I think not.
By:
Facts
When: 26 Mar 16 15:31
bix ! You need to be worrying about your Tory boy friends. Their days are numbered.
By:
bix
When: 26 Mar 16 15:57
Facts.
You should not jump to conclusions. I am not a supporter of Cameron and Osbourne's policies.
I would however draw your attention to the following if you think Corbyn's going to be around for much longer. There may be a challenge to his "leadership" as early as May:
       

    Labour critics of leader Jeremy Corbyn have launched a fresh barrage, claiming he had failed to properly tackle David Cameron over the Budget.    Former frontbencher John Woodcock said "we can't go on like this", while fellow ex-shadow minister Angela Smith said the leader had "managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory" following Iain Duncan Smith's shock resignation from the Cabinet.     Mr Woodcock said supporters of the leader branding him "Judas" on Good Friday should realise "Jeremy is not the Messiah".
    Writing on Twitter on Good Friday, the Barrow MP said "we can't go on like this - our loyalty should be to the people who desperately need a Labour govt."
    He added that "clinging to belief we are on cusp of great breakthrough is unwittingly aiding and abetting the Tories".
    In response to criticism from activists loyal to Mr Corbyn, Mr Woodcock said: "And to those saying I am a latter day Judas Iscariot on Good Friday. I hate to break it to you, but Jeremy is *not* the Messiah. Happy Easter."
    Penistone and Stocksbridge MP Ms Smith told the Mirror: "If Corbyn is not prepared to buckle down and show proper leadership he should just go, and give us a chance to get a leader who can properly take on the Tories."
    She mocked the leader for addressing the British Kebab Awards despite having failed to so far make a major intervention in the European Union referendum campaign, although Mr Corbyn is expected to make a speech on the subject after Easter.
    "No statement of any significance has been made by Corbyn on the big issue of the moment - our membership of the EU," she said.
    "And this week he has managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory by letting Cameron and Osborne off the hook as far as their disastrous Budget is concerned."
    The MP added: "We have a leader who appears more interested in talking about whether it's better to eat falafel, salad or kebabs than anything else."



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By:
alun2005
When: 26 Mar 16 16:00
The great Garry Kasparov, the former World Chess Champion and former Soviet citizen offers some thoughts on Socialism, in response to the delusional American Socialists who have never spent a minute living in such a regime.

Like many citizens of the former Soviet Union, the very moment Kasparov was given the Freedom to Choose, he chose Freedom. 

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http://order-order.com/quote/garry-kasparov-on-socialism/
By:
Dotchinite
When: 26 Mar 16 16:01
If they cant get rid of him then its possible that most of the party will leave and form a new sensible left of centre alternative. That may be a good solution as Corbyn and his cronies can return to the fringes where they belong and we can have some proper opposition.
By:
Mikael D'Haguenet
When: 26 Mar 16 16:11
http://order-order.com/quote/garry-kasparov-on-narcissism/

Always interesting to read the thoughts of a genius. Thanks for sharing.
By:
cooperman
When: 28 Mar 16 14:44
On about building a wall on Mexican border when everybody and their drugs are visiting via tunnels LaughLaugh Go Donald Silly
By:
acey deucy
When: 28 Mar 16 15:00
I love listening to Trump the man is pure entertainment.....But President Of The U.S.A?......LaughLaughLaughLaughLaughLaugh
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