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25 Sep 18
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.. and try to force a GE to get themself in. Said it the other day and I'm now 100% sure of it.
So much for "working for the national interest".
So much for "working for the national interest".
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why shouldn't labour vote against that most tories either don't agree with or will vote against,
it was david davis who said a deal will be at least as good as staying in the single market |
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the real test of working for the nationalinterest will how many tories vote for a deal they either don't agree with or a no deal ,rather than risk a leadership contest ,GE, CORBYN GETTING IN
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The National Interest is best served by bringing down the Spivs
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good job tories bought a majority and labour therefore cannot out vote them....
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Jezza will be in for it if he goes against his paymaster McClusky
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May should be ditched but they continue to keep her which is mind bending
If a GE is called it'll be close but neither will get a majority imo Corbyn is better of in opposition as well so it would be daft |
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good job tories bought a majority and labour therefore cannot out vote them....
Labour got less seats than the Tories so how could they out vote the Tories? |
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MEDIA FRENZY over nothing,if theres no deal,and no deal gets blocked by commons, and torys don't call an election, or a 2nd reff
it will be up to all 660 mp,s to sort out and any question on a possible 2nd reff will be decided by the electoral commission and agreed by parliament |
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in your haste to troll me you have boobooed, you should read what i said
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You said that Labour cannot out vote the Tories because they linked up with the DUP.
I merely pointed out that even without the DUP Labour could not out vote them. Do you think that is incorrect? |
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And that assumes that every single Labour MP will vote the same way, which is hardly likely.
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i think you have realised your error
well done |
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Donny has got used to his errors and has no embarrassment now when he makes them.
I hope this helps you.  |
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keep digging
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Everybody makes errors aka. Like you did on the Ballymurphy thread. I just couldn't be arsed to correct you though.
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Of course Donny.
The problem being that unlike the spoken word the written word is there for all to see.  |
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bigger shovel?
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No Donny, i'm not giving you a bigger. you're in a big enough hole as it is. Will you never learn?
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lol
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Boundary changes to make the election fair would have meant a clear majority for the tories so of course they may want to look at that again before the next election
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quite possible labour will never be in power again
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It would get rid of Corbyns seat as well : )
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Turned into a party of hate.
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Tories would have had a majority of 23 , plus of course the DUP as well on top of that
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That would shut the labour clowns up
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Indeed the boundaries are **** in the favour of labour by something like 5% in Labour's favour but any attempt to fix them and make it a level playing field, Labour cry foul. Disgusting self serving party full of immoral extremist scumbags.
WTF is that today with a party conference in the UK being full of palistinian flags? Were Corbyn's buddies in HUMMUS (  ) about to give a speech and a prayer for the the scum who murdered Israeli Olympic atheletes or something? |
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The Labour Party is by any measure now an extremist party , you have only to look at those who are its members and it’s voters
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another thread falls into hatred....
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^ passive aggressive , no ones impressed by that
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it’s like Corbyn speaking very softly , don’t be fooled by that , McGuinness and the IRAused that same tactic
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Incredible scenes at the Conference today as delegates chanted 'Free Palestine' and dozens of Palestinian flags were waved in the hall. Did they bring them themselves I wonder, or were they handed out by a minority interest group. I didn't see any Union Jacks being waved, but that's no surprise for the "Britain Last' party.
I think it's fair to say that a majority of those in the hall, and I'm guessing even some the flag-wavers themselves wouldn't even be able to point to the region on the map. I wonder how many white working-class Labour voters have Palestine down as one of their key issues for the next election? Less than 1% ? |
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Jewish mp had to arrive under armed guard to protect her from the labour haters / voters
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Jewish mp had to arrive under armed guard to protect her from the labour haters / voters
That would, of course, be an example of Corbyn's Labour and their 'kinder, gentler' politics. |
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Also in case anyone is confused , this isn’t just about Corbyn wanting to bring down the tories
He wants to keep Britain in the EU at all costs and if at all possible Don’t be fooled by his supposed anti EU stance it’s a myth He would never let Britain leave if he could stop it |
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Yawn.
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Indeed SF, I found the conference pretty boring as well.
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Perhaps you could have done something else than watch it then?
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maybe so could you instead of being rude , don’t read it ?
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just a suggestion
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