Corbyn to vote against Brexit

Corbyn to vote against Brexit

Yes.......and signing his death warrant.

Haven't you heard about his 650k new members CG? They will apparently be able to outvote the  17 million.

swapping red flag for Beethoven 5th

how stupid can you get, and he is supposed to be highly educated.

The hamster should just keep spinning his wheel..

They are an ageing student union gang who never woke up.

Hatton wannabees..

Corbyn is a republican and anti- British. He will vote for any foreign power over England and any regime no matter how barbaric he will support if he felt it would destroy Britain and England.

Do not trust him or the Labour Party, they don't deserve to be trusted.

They are happy to share whatever we have with whoever wants to take it, an election would be a good thing.

I really cannot understand that by Jeremy. He is basically asking for a General Election, in which Labour will get battered, and will inevitably be followed by another Labour leadership bid, assuming he does not resign.

Methinks he is just playing politics, sensing that May is on the back foot. If he pushes too hard, it may go disastrously wrong for him.

Don't knock Corbyn, he's doing the UK a service.

Being Labour leader guarantees they'll never be in government while he's in charge.

Burton-Brewers • November 6, 2016 10:36 AM GMT
"how stupid can you get, and he is supposed to be highly educated."
My memory is he achieved mediocre school grades, started some cr*p course at a poly, dropped out of THAT, and went to work for a union or council or something before becoming a career politician. Not sure how highly educated fits in there - I'd have thought reading the sort of marxist cr*p he no doubt reads in his spare time REDUCES your net education level!

making Dianne abbot Home Secretary is icing on the cake

The very thought of him flapping about on top of that makes me howl

better to flap on top than squark underneath

after jeremy left his 7 bedroomed cottage , corbyn got a d and e at a level and went to north east london poly. did some trade union work after that, he isnt highly educated.

never done a days graft in his life and he's leader of the so called "working class party".

Gutless opportunist, betraying his own principles and those of true heroes of the left like Tony Benn and Michael Foot

Gutless opportunist, betraying his own principles and those of true heroes of the left like Tony Benn and Michael Foot

Indeed. Tax-Dodger Tony Benn was a true Socialist.

When someone of a more Conservative outlook does this, they are automatically described as the 'unacceptable face of capitalism', a 'spiv' or just a plain old 'fascist'.

Was Tony Benn afraid that a future Labour Chancellor might want to get his hands on the cash?

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/tax/11189430/Tony-Benns-inheritance-tax-dodge-how-it-works-and-how-you-can-use-it-too.html

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2808916/Did-Tony-Benn-help-children-avoid-tax-5million-PS-left-Labour-party.html

Just out of interest.
Is there ANY course of action Corbyn could take that wouldn't have you lot frothing at the mouth about how useless/unqualified/wrong, blah blah blah he is?

If he said we should leave, you'd all say he is going against the Labour stance.
If he says we shouldn't leave, you say all the crapp already said on here.
If he says nothing, he's ineffectual and no good.

The fact is, that ever since the bloke got to be leader of the Labour Party, which after all was AFTER the last election, the press, TV and radio have all done a non-stop hatchet job on him.
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The Chit-Chat massive, most of whom would be more at home in a Munich Bier keller in 1923 than 21st century Britain just persist in seeing what they want to see.

Some of you used to be alright too, now you don't think/type about anything else.
Others of you however, are complete Twunts and there is no possibility of you being reasoned with, loads of people have tried.... unsuccessfully.
One or two of you are even worse and are quite detestable.
I'm pretty certain plenty of less obnoxious users of the forum feel the same way.

Thread after thread of utter buulshiit. The forum's been hijacked and it's all got very boring.

if the daily mail told them to like him ......

indeed.

one or two detestable

to be fair study he doesn't need the media to do much of a hatchet job on him...

Corbyn flip flops like a beached cod one minute he wants article 50 activating the day after the referendum, now he is intent on not activating it at all.

Just out of interest.
Is there ANY course of action Corbyn could take that wouldn't have you lot frothing at the mouth about how useless/unqualified/wrong, blah blah blah he is?

Stick to his principles!

He voted against the Maastricht Treaty and The Lisbon Treaty and been an opponent of the EU for most of his career. He could have backed or even fronted the 'Exit Left' campaign but he didn't instead giving minimal support to the Remain campaign (what was he ? '7.5 out of 10' about it was the quote?)

where has he said he is going to vote against it regardless ?

Hasn't he just said they will vote on whatever the final brexit plan is , depending on the terms etc ... but ultimately it will have to happen

Corbyn does not give a sh1t about the EU , baffled why anyone thinks otherwise.

There were people on here that put more effort into the Remain campaign than he did.

voted labour all me life but as long as there's a hole in me bottom will never vote for them whilst corbyn is leader.

Btw, the responders to my post are not at all detestable

Only reporting the news, Studyform, although politics can be tribal and bring out the worst in people, you see that even more so in America.

Ah yes, the US election, the peculiar direct correlation of love, on here at least, between; Farage, Tory, Brexit and Trump to win.

That's the problem with humans. scan_hav, tribalism......
Whether it's schools, sports teams, countries, bits of countries, religions, ice-cream vans and yes, even politics, people want to feel like they belong with other like-minded people. Problem is, the like minded is more important than the thing they're like minded about, so it gets all heated and then snowballs into mob mentality.

Incidentally, I don't think you're detestable either

Thank you,

There's only me left ffs! 

Nov 6, 2016 -- 6:49PM, STUDYFORM wrote:

Ah yes, the US election, the peculiar direct correlation of love, on here at least, between; Farage, Tory, Brexit and Trump to win.That's the problem with humans. scan_hav, tribalism......Whether it's schools, sports teams, countries, bits of countries, religions, ice-cream vans and yes, even politics, people want to feel like they belong with other like-minded people. Problem is, the like minded is more important than the thing they're like minded about, so it gets all heated and then snowballs into mob mentality.Incidentally, I don't think you're detestable either

Again - not for me there isn't.

Brexit - resounding yes.

Trump - an over-privileged frat boy, whose joke has gone too far. He hasn't the grasp on detail to be C-in-C. As soon as it gets messy he'll be off wanting to grab pu$$y in Trump Towers or play golf with Tiger.

Tory - Never have, never will

Farage - Is a politician and therefore not to be trusted, but is the best of a bad bunch. Very far from the 'man of the people' he wants to come across as though.

HTH

Labour confirms it will not block article 50.

Same as roger for me study. Brexit voter, but if able to vote for Trump you couldn't pay me enough to do it. I think the whole left and right business is nonsense anyway. I think there are good and bad policies on both sides.

I was generalising a bit roger, and you, hank.


There are others, saddo.

No offence taken, I simply don't care.

Nov 6, 2016 -- 7:32PM, STUDYFORM wrote:

I was generalising a bit roger, and you, hank.There are others, saddo.

....and therein lies the problem.

All Brexiteers aren't 'Little Englanders (funny how it's never 'Little Welshies') and all Remainders aren't 'luvvies'

We've got to figure out  a way of living with all this, eventually.

I think Rogers views are replicated across millions in the Uk.
But certain sections of the media (and chit chat) automatically assume that once you have ticked the first box, you must have ticked
at-least two of the next three, and are probably a bit racist.

However, most would tick the box that says Corbyn is unelectable.
Although he does make a lot of good points, they are always outweighed by his ridiculous open border policy, which
negates any of his positives.

I was really talking about some of the more prominent forum users, roger.
Where you see a brexit, you often see a Trump, or maybe it's the other way round.
I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at really.

Jeremy wants to keep certain aspects of the Single Market but be rid of other aspects of the Single Market.
Ironically he was calling for A50 to be triggered immediately after the vote.

Personally I always thought Farage had more political nous than to be in anyway associated with an idiot like Trump.

Seems some of my fellow Brexiteers have also fallen for his bumper-plate statements and unenforceable 'policies'

It's more that Farage is against the Washington political elite than he is pro Trump, but i agree roger.

Plus i don't like the comparisons between Brexit and Trump for President.

Labour shadow Brexit secretary Keir Starmer pockets £125,000 from law firm derailing Britain's EU...

Are we a so called democracy or not?

If so any MP voting against Brexit should not be allowed to stand for election as any result could always be called null and void.

Might as well live in a dictatorship then.

And these so called MP's cannot see that basic fact?

democracy means anyone can stand and everybody has one vote each


you are confusing democracy with dictatorship

lot of bluster going on. no labour MP in a remotely marginal leave voting constituency will dare vote against brexit. be tantamount to resigning

I would like to see more MP's declaring their personal interests, such as a pension from the EU, and standing aside similar to jurors requirements.