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i can't see any topics on this gem of a politician & wise leader of party; so does anyone have any thoughts on his 'ability' superintend. And i do not mean his garden
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*to/superintend
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Looks like his anti EU beliefs are starting to come out.
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yes Dan; have a read of this
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/dec/22/corbyn-faces-furious-backlash-over-backing-brexit |
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Yes seen it. He's showing how useless he really is. Cant lead only good at opposing things including his own party
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i've been pondering for a while how the intelligentsia that runs the country; have actually managed to get this man elected and leading for over 3 years, and keep the nutcase in power for nearly as long. Yet they cannot keep an airport open when a flying toy takes to the air?
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I think you'll find all the democracy's are being led by weak leaders. May, Merkel and Macron for starter's. And then theres Trump as much as I've tried he is a fxxking idiot. Especially his latest stunt with the troops in Syria
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The worst Government in living memory and this idiot still has Labour behind in the polls.
He’s the best thing to happen to the Tories in a generation. |
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Agree hes the ying to their yang
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Sadly theres very few in the Tories that I'd like to see take over. Raab or Mercer maybe ?
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Mr Eboue; that is entirely my point & thoughts. I'm just befuddled how it's been managed
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at least Trump had a different machination, Dan
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He really has no clue, especially regarding foreign affairs Baphornet. The pulling out the troops is only going to escalate the violence in Syria with the Peshmerga getting royally shat on
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Also given the topic how long would the so called special relationship last if Corbyn got into power while Trump was still there
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i really would love to see them two going at it! figuratively speaking of course
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Trump has plenty of 'advisors' Dan; although not as many as he used to. He got elected on his machination of not being a politician/draining the swamp etc etc. The problem for anyone with a similar ideology in this country though would be that Britains 'swamp' runs as far as Russia
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Mattis was probably the last decent adviser he had
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i think Sarah Huckabee has his ear, but she will be gone soon
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That is not true, Mr L.
This is not a case of criticising a politician because you don't happen to like their social, economic or fiscal policies. Given Corbyn's history of appeasing terrorists intent on doing our country harm, the fact that he now holds such a prominent position in parliament is a national disgrace. And look who he chose as his second in command. We're talking about somebody who advocated the murder of British citizens and then honoured those who actually committed such heinous acts of brutality. It is important to note that McDonnell does not deny these truths about his past, but a few grovelling apologies on television are simply not good enough in this instance. The man is running for high office in a land whose people he once said only heeded to "bullets and bombs." This brings shame to all of us, not just the Labour Party. |
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No time to give a considered reply tonight.....I'm on Amazon....maybe later.
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good evening Pokermonster. I'm really glad you posted those words as it saves me doing the sameish
This topic is not a biased political opinion; it's about the two main leaders of the house and how the hell this happened. Most must know my opinions of PM May on here by now, and i've voted Tory since i was able to. I have not criticised the Labour leader too much on here as i wanted to see if any of his supporters would do so first. This topic was started to get the feelings of the supporters of both main parties about their leaders; as i despair with the both of them. So gents & ladies? what the heck are these two doing as leaders? And where the hell do we go from here? I honestly call a **** a **** regardless of their political values. |
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the current lot are the worst set of major western leaders by a million miles
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frightening; is it not, mafeking. I posted something on a topic when i 1st came on here; which said something on the lines of "i wouldn't vote for one single MP in the house to become the next leader" And i meant it.
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i,m no fan of labour but only this country could attack a man for honouring last years manifesto commitment and the will of 17 million people, shouldn't be a surprise that all the young people who voted for him and his policies, hadn't the common sense to realise that some of his main policies cant be enacted whilst been in the EU, there again they probably banned all the people who might explain this to them from speaking at their uni
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Corbyn doesn’t want to leave the. EU don’t trust him , May is trying to leave
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I don't trust either of them for one simple reason. They're sleeping (and lying☺)in each other's bed
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LFC firmly establishing himself as the thickest member of this forum. Take no notice what he says, he is a special kind of stupid.
Corbyn is a committed Brexiter. He opposes the EU and views it as a bosses organisation. Corbyn’s mentor was Tony Benn who was the leader in opposing EEC in 1975 and consistently opposed it, with Corbyn’s support. His Parliamentary record is clear: he has voted against every single EU treaty. He went on holiday in the middle of the referendum. The Labour Remain people are furious with him and say that any positive mention of EU was removed from speeches in the run up to the referendum. He was actually the first mainstream politician to call for Article 50, on 24 June. Before Theresa May. He keeps saying the EU would stop him nationalising things. That is untrue, he must know it is untrue but he continues to blame EU for things it is not responsible for. Cliched Brexiter. Try reading more you pathetic idiot. |
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But hey, don’t let the facts get in the way of an incoherent LFC ramble...
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Yes Eboue you are correct about Jeremy all his political life he has been anti the EU
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Eboue let me explain , Corbyn voted against every eu treaty not because he was anti eu but because he was anti Britain
You see Britain was part of the eu when Corbyn was voting against it that was going against Britain and the British people Now Britain is leaving the eu ( hopefully) Corbyn is again voting against Britain and the will of the British people to leave He’s not anti the EU now when it matters now is he That’s the type of weasel that can’t be trusted |
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You are either too stupid to absorb facts or you are on the wind up.
What a pathetic life you lead. |
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lfc and his usual garbage
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The later. I have his number; so to speak
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You’re wrong about nationalising companies as well
The EU makes it impossible in most cases because they insist on competition It can be done in some limited ways and at greater expense But you couldn’t nationalise the railways under EU law for example |
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No time to give a considered reply tonight.....I'm on Amazon....maybe later.
Way to go leopard given your dollar to the corporation, up the worker. You'll never be defeated ! |
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Yes Eboue you are correct about Jeremy all his political life he has been anti the EU
It's a great shame he didn't hold to his long held views anxious as maybe the margin would of been bigger and there wouldn't be the divide that now faces the country |
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He pretended he was an innie to lure the foolish young into voting, boxed himself in really.
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considering this is the worst government i or any member of my family (and there is some good old uns) can remember; Corbyn should be at least 20 points in front. You have the nutcase bragging this morning that she is going to stay on till 2021! That in a nutshell; shows the disrespect of Corbyn
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hard to think the tories would get 41% again in a GE, labour got about 40,so are pundits suggesting labour should be getting 60% of a GE vote,or because they arnt 20 points ahead they,ll only get 20%
more likely labour wil stay roughly where they are and depends on tories keeping marginals,which has nothing to do with 20 point leads which is landslide figures |