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Those of us who do not adhere to the politics of Mr Corbyn/Smith still long for a credible opposition.
The oppo have an open goal anxious. A PM (Mrs May) who, like Brown was uncontested and has no mandate from the voters. Labour should be pressuring her to deliver Brexit and hold a GE. They should highlight Calais, scrounging and criminal UK based immigrants and warn her that the country faces imminent Islamic attacks from disaffected UK passport holders who hate the nation that has given them a home. In short, Labour should be the party of you and me. Instead, they are in a state of civil war and have Tony Blair and his cronies on their shoulders, dictating their every move. As a UKIP voter, I BEG Labour to wake up and represent this country's rank and file. As I say, it's an open goal but they choose to look the other way. |
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Isnt Friday night usually the white horses and the burning of the witches
Sounds like anxious has got the wind up. |
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just ignore it and it might go away
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Whats up Burton is that time of the month again
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why do you have to follow me from thread to thread? if you did a day's work you'd be too tired to go around stalking all day you loser.
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When you go to Sunny Vermont you will be very lonely burton
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I've told you before I am not interested in your opinions or what you think
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Seems I was wrong with my initial assessment of the forum input.
You were all just late on parade. Sheesh. |
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as i understand it the 170 who voted against corbyn could simply form their own new party, they will then become the official opposition and will be on the opposition front bench with 6 questions at PMQs whereas corbyn's rabble will relegated to behind even the SNP
they certainly won't resigning their seats and forcing by elections |
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When Jeremy wins about 100 will fall back into line leaving a rump of about 60 who can either accept the result or join their friends on the tory benches that is will what happens, if that fails they will be de-selected
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If a few of them formed a new party, it would be anyone's guess how many of the 170 would leave Labour and go with them.
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It's hard to believe that this is the party that won three GE not so long ago.
It shows that they should never be trusted to be put in office again after coming apart so readily. |
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we need new parties - the ones we have now are pathetic. I resorted to vote green last time out of desperation of choice.
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Crippen your speaking for yourself and your generation , younger people are the future they think differently and nobody can be sure what happens over the next few years
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younger people are the future they think differently
No they don't, younger people don't think differently at all. They'll make the same mistakes that their predecessors made without learning from them. The same as all generations fail to learn from the ones who are older. They'll have to learn the hard way. |
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Labour are totally totally unelectable, they are ****ed.
I think they'll split. Corbyn is a bell end, his supporters have entered Labour and eaten it out from the inside. Anxious and his "if you aren't like corbyn you are a tory" sums up the extremist nonsense that will rip them apart. |
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Corbyn has no intention of leading Labour to victory. The aim is to destroy the party. He's doing exceptionally well.
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Destroy the Party for what reason would he do that, some of the rubbish posted on here is laughable most of the comments are by people who would never vote Labour anyway
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He's opposed the party all his career. Too old to change now.
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No he has opposed the thatcher lovers like Blair all his career.
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Over 500 times in 31yrs? Yeah right.
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He never threatened to run off and form another party like these clowns today
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I agree. He was a proper clown!
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Corbyn is one of these Labour MPs who would never be a minister in any government simply because he isn't good enough.
Galloway is another, and so is Skinner. So they rock the boat one way or another to gain notoriety and that brings a certain amount of extra work their way. Galloway hit the jackpot. So it must have come as a shock to Corbyn to find himself as Labour leader. Given the path he had chosen to go down in his search for attention. |
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he won't be here today Dr he's watching the Man Utd scum on Sky (you know that channel run by the spiv
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Seems I was wrong with my initial assessment of the forum input. You were all just late on parade. Sheesh. You seem to have appointed yourself as some sort of forum quality control office. |
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Crippen your speaking for yourself and your generation , younger people are the future they think differently and nobody can be sure what happens over the next few years I've got news for you anxious it has always been like this. I think you are missing the point of the criticism of Corbyn and his closet allies. It goes beyond party politics and is purely to do with their histories and abilities (lack of) |
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Not really, akabula.
I'm just arsed off with the gang of twunts who have killed the forum and I find it difficult to let it go. Although I will agree with you.... Quality is somewhat lacking. I suspect it's beyond my ability to improve it, So I (like so many others) barely use the place. |
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Seems I was wrong with my initial assessment of the forum input.
You were all just late on parade. What posts on here prompted that post for instance. |
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The posts that came some hours after my post of 10.04 on Sept 8th.
For instance. |
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Can I assume that includes mine?
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You can assume what you want.
I would say though, that if yours had been the only posts made after my 1st one. I doubt I'd have posted the one you copied. |
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Same old song from the Klan on here
I think that far more offensive than any others. |
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It may or may not be, but I think you'll find someone else (not me) posted that.
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I still can't see anything really worthwhile of attack on here.
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No, but I can.
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A couple of one liners maybe but the majority of posts are attacking the quality of Labour.
Fair comment to me. I'd love a strong Labour party btw. Would give us a genuine opposition to the SNP who are getting a free hurl just now. |