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27 May 17
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Suggesting his policy on a no defence policy
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Or even Corbyn
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His economic policies are much more dangerous, there would be nothing left for the Russians to pick over by the end of the year.
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He doesn't come across as someone who will listen to other's opinions.
Correction. He might listen to them, and then ignore them. |
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I prefer Crobyn,
The answer is yes, the easiest thing in the world of politics is to criticise everything he did it to his own party thousands of times from the back benches. Quite a different prospect now he has to come up with viable answers, he portrays a sad excuse of a man surrounding himself with idiots. Perhaps 'Beryl from Bristol' mailed him his 'new manifesto', or was it Nancy from Northampton. PATHETIC!!. |
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Not as mad as Chairman May and her robotic strong and stable answers , she really is absolutley rubbish and surrounded by fools and sychophants
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anxious, I think we are actually in agreement here, I was simply answering the OPs question, who in their right mind would trust any politician. Maybe I'm misty eyed but John Smith was the greatest Prime minister we never had.
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Closet Tory who's desperately trying to make sure they will get a large majority.
Boy's doing well. |
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anxious seems to agree in his last post that Corbyn is mad.
That's quite an admission from someone who supports the Labour party as strongly as he does. When reinforces the argument, that if you stuck a red rosette on a monkey and put it up as a Labour candidate, most traditional Labour supporters would vote for him. |
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Dr C ... Diane Abbott springs to mind. Can't think why.
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I think anyway that Paul Dacre and Rupert Murdoch are in charge at Tory HQ
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Crippen i dont think any of them have the answers to all our problems anyway , you insult Labour Supporters but forget that Just as many vote for the tories out of habit too many of them under the delusion that they are strong and stable
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Boxing you are correct none of them offer real solutions
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Slimy.
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Dr C
When reinforces the argument, that if you stuck a red rosette on a monkey and put it up as a Labour candidate, most traditional Labour supporters would vote for him. not in Hartlepool, they would hang it. |
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Long way from being mad but I don't like the company he keeps. Ms. Abbott a prime example.
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I agree with Corbyn regarding the wests intervention in the Middle East has stirred up a hornets nest. However under Labours Tony Blair we picked a fight (wrongly) with Iraq. What Corbyn doesn't realise is once you've picked a fight you have to see it through. You can't decide it's not a good idea when you receive a few right handers back.
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Nonsense
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Oh dearie dearie me.
. https://order-order.com/2017/05/26/corbyn-lies-never-met-ira/ |
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That Coptic Christian foreign policy must be a real b1tch.
ISIS murdered another 18 of them today. |
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If we pay into NATO, why do we have an Army and a nuclear arsenal and all the other stuff? Isn't that doubling up?
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