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If the result doesn't go your way, call on 1,000,000 to march in London calling for another GE.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/john-mcdonnell-urges-one-million-people-to-join-london-march-and-force-a-new-election-a3566771.html
What a rancid shower of coonts!
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/john-mcdonnell-urges-one-million-people-to-join-london-march-and-force-a-new-election-a3566771.html
What a rancid shower of coonts!
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You're all fools!
The Mob Rules! |
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As apposed to the Tories who keep walking into conflict after conflict to appease their own backbenchers.
Referendum to attempt to claim blood loss to UKIP, caused a national split and an international one. Vanity election to use opportunism to strengthen their grip, resulted in them being cut down to a pathetic shadow of a government, who when the first travesty occurs dare not overstep on generosity to the 'wrong types' of people incase those much needed backbenchers implode the party. This government isn't even sworn in and it's about to float downstream. |
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The Left just can't help themselves. No-one else's opinion can be allowed.
General Election 2015, EU Referendum 2016, US Presidential Election 2016, General Election 2017, all of these outcomes followed by absurd 'protests'. No doubt there's still time for fully-fledged riots this time, under the cover of the Grenfell Tower tragedy. The political agitators had already moved in last night, pretending to be locals. Apologies to the Scots if I missed out any equally pitiful protests after the 2014 Yes/No Referendum. |
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When we live in a democracy that values misinformation, manipulation and downright insidious actions that have been created simply to trick people then what do you expect.
Politicians arnt forced into revealing anything off script, then claim mandates to rule when a particular narrative was successfully swallowed. All this about hi jacking this travesty is as much about people carrying those in need on others shoulders. When the state relied more on Volunteers to carry the burden of service then I don't think it has a voice to criticise. |
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When we live in a democracy that values misinformation, manipulation and downright insidious actions that have been created simply to trick people then what do you expect.
Indeed Dusty. The 1 million plus teenage children who registered to vote, specifically to receive Corbyn's 'Free Munny For Students' bribe didn't appear to have a clue how this, and/or the other various Economic Fantasies would be financed, They were certainly tricked. Millions of people all around the country have no problem about accepting the result of this election, regardless of whether it went as we would have liked. It's always seems to be the same types though who want to re-run the vote, or alter the result. |
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lol at alun who spends hours protesting about what he does not like
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Alun
Why would those that have what they want, revolt when this ridiculous political system goes in their favour? We are made to believe that our system is somehow virtuous yet it is just a veneer of virtue that covers something remarkably ugly. |
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I think most of them are unemployed.
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I like the system, its the people I don't like.
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I think in the west we no longer must fear the state, that was the given way of thinking for a long time.
but now in the modern world fear the people. |
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when the leftists get their way death comes running with astonishing speed.
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there`s an example right there.
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Look up a docu-film called the 'Four Horsemen'
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Where were the mass protests from the left about the Islamist Terror Attacks?
Why is it only decent people on the right to protest them whilst the left tries to deflect us away from the real cause? |
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Strange isnt it that people are deemed to be Left wing subversives when they disagree with the Imperialist Capitalist Establishment, another myth alleged by the biased right wing Foreign owned bilionaire press barons
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anxious is on the case , i fear another east manchester leaflett drop and a few socialistworker placards in town
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17 Jun 17 11:19 Joined: 14 May 15 | Topic/replies: 16,342 | Blogger: anxious's blog Strange isnt it that people are deemed to be Left wing subversives when they disagree with the Imperialist Capitalist Establishment, another myth alleged by the biased right wing Foreign owned bilionaire press barons ... Anxious you are getting ridiculous now. Corbyn is part of the establishment. So is Mcdonnell. They have been part of it their entire working lives milking the tax payer to pay their wages. |
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IT you should be ashamed of yourself pretending to be on the side of the little people, all you can do is whine about Jeremy
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You are trying to claim Corbyn and McDonnell are not part of the establishment?
Anxious is typical of the left. They attack the people rather than the issues which they have no clue about. When ever they have to get into any details they draw a blank. |
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What issues do the left not have any idea about, for you and your ilk your tory friends are never ever wrong thats your problem , the tories have nothing to offer our country the only thing they are concerned with is power and protecting their power and priviledge
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The Torygraph that bastion of free speech and democracy
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Owned by the Barclay Brothers no less , worth about 1.8 billion , these Patriots live in Monaco i beieve , i wonder why?
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anxious,
Ok. 1. Why would the robin hood tax work in the UK when it failed in Sweden? 2. Why give the rich benefits such as free bus passes and winter fuel allowances? 3. Why increase corporation tax on middle size employers when you know the multinationals will just shift profits offshore? 4. Why spend less on the NHS than the Tories? 5. Why stop charging people for uni fees when they make enough money to pay them back and charge society (including low earners) instead? 6. Why bring in more and more and more people from overseas to rub the poor British people's noses in it to provide cheap labour for multinationals when you know it erodes services and infrastructure? 7. Why oppose prevent and want it scrapped with no replacement? So instead of shouting 'spiv' and 'nasty' can we have some answers please? |
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It's not a million people STUDY it's one. All I'm seeing is McDonnell trying to gain political advantage from a tragedy.
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I disagree with giving the rich fuel alowances/bus passes but they have paid into the system
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The tories do not spend more than Labour on the NHS/Social care , they have cut social care by 5 billion since 2010
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iN the Thatcher years corporation tax was 52 percent , Labour want it to rise to 26 per cent , i didnt see the multinationals moving their companies inthe 80s
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If the Barclay brothers live in Monaco it's partly for tax reasons. Monaco wins. Plenty of foreign billionaires and millionaires living, working and bringing their dosh and money making abilities to London as things stand. Corbyn needs their cash to finance his fantasy policies. Can see that one working out well
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Is anxious capable of intelligent discussion, he always plays the man not the ball. Just hate and bile and denial. Why do you bother arguing with him, you'll get more sense out of a rock.
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An idea for a Labour MP
https://twitter.com/DavidLammy/status/875357553110257664 David LammyVerified account @DavidLammy Lots of homes left vacant in Kensington & Chelsea by overseas investors. I would like to see them requisitioned by Govnt to rehouse victims.  |
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*from a Labour MP
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Just checking you accuse me of hate, denial and bile of what exactly?
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Its you that is full of hate
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You berate anyone who disagrees with your rather communist views, go on, call me little again
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Not at all saddo , people are entitled to their opinions , its just some dont like being questioned
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anxious is absolutely incapable of seeing himself, and how how he obviosuly views his own seething blinkered world, everyone else can clearly see it.
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No JC its yourself and the tories that never admit to being wrong , never ever are you wrong
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17 Jun 17 12:23 Joined: 14 May 15 | Topic/replies: 16,351 | Blogger: anxious's blog iN the Thatcher years corporation tax was 52 percent , Labour want it to rise to 26 per cent , i didnt see the multinationals moving their companies inthe 80s .. The point it is not going to raise the money required. If you try and tax the 'rich' you end up with little extra if anything. You have dodged the other questions completely. There is only one way to have the offers Corbyn wants and to only have a £60bn a year extra in services and that is to increase income for everyone by 12p to 15p in the pound. Nothing wrong with that if that is the policy. But please be honest about it. |
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* to only borrow £60bn a year more than you spend is to have 12p to 15p extra income tax.
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