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By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:15
correct lad , a soldier is a lot more use than a placard waving **** in a red shirt
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:15
Maybe mosiok you need to complete your journey into the EdL
By:
akabula
When: 15 Jan 19 23:15
anxious
See the same old songs from 30 years ago , were the loyalist death squads not terrorists eh akabula ?


They were anxious and thanks for endorsing my point. Corbyn sided with the ira. Dispute if you like but point out one loyalist funeral he attended or one loyalist fund raiser he attended or one loyalist he invited in Westminster or even one loyalist he counted as a friend.
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:16
we need a great and radical change - but others control us - so it won't be happening

look how they have been able to bring in millions

lots of cheap labour

plus several million who will reside here working in the institutions which will eventually change EVRERY THING

and no worker's vote will change it
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:17
akabula i think he spke with late david ervine from the PUP , dont lecture me with the flutes and the 12th of july
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:18
corbyn paid tribute to the ira hit squad who got wiped out by the sas in loughall , traitor
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:18
I am sorry anxious but that is a really nasty thing to say - a journey to the edl

you appear to like so many in the party who follow this route

disagree with them and you get personal and nasty  - these are the dangers of going down this momentum route  - gang warfare  against anyone who has an opposite view

it appears you are no different   - I have been warning about it for years

but good luck with that
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:19
Aka, degsy were the loyalist death squads as bad as the IRA ?
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:20
who did corbyn support in ireland not the british troops , the ira ,   two hat
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:20
you see anxious - I try not to stoop to that level - but you epitomise everything that the party appears to be about now and its tactics at local level.
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:20
yes loyalists as bad
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:20
Moisok i apolgise if i have ofende you , but you have made me feel angry , but i will own it
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:21
You seem though to overlook the fookin tories and what they have done to my country
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:21
did u see corbyn with loyalists , no  , adams and mcguiness lover
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:22
anyway enough of that , you go your way and ill go my way
By:
akabula
When: 15 Jan 19 23:23
anxious desperately trying to change the subject.
You have no argument so resort to your normal abuse and diversion tactics.
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:24
Yeah your entitled to your thoughts and views
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:24
No i am not akabula , its you your are so bitter and one sided
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:26
gotta say anx its you whos bitter and deluded , if you support corbyn after the sh1t hes supported then your deluded , maybe read up on the two hat
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:26
apology accepted   - did you see my post about taking back our basics   -  which labour mp wrote a book about it and no longer an mp
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:27
I do support him very much so , he is a good man who has the best interests for most of the people in this country
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:27
sorry   he is getting on a bit - retired I think
By:
akabula
When: 15 Jan 19 23:27
Like I said anxious you are shallow with no argument.
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:28
Dont know of top of my head moisok
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:28

Jan 15, 2019 -- 11:27PM, anxious wrote:


I do support him very much so , he is a good man who has the best interests for most of the people in this country


enough said - deluded

By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:29
Thats your views degsy lots of people support him , you dont seem able to realise this , this is the reality its sad you cannot accept this
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:31
yes i can , its called democracy , thats why brexit means brexit after the vote
By:
degsy42
When: 15 Jan 19 23:32
so when  your handing out your leaflets , vote corbyn , you dont mind if i stick it in the bin
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:33
just looked up details

chris mullin  A very british coup - he retired 2010

recommended reading as is Hobbs from the tory side  several books of his

novels  but based on some experience

remember Wilson and the intelligence involvement etc

all helps to build a picture
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:33
Hey i voted to leave but im not fanatical about it
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:34
Mulin yeah i remember him , yeah he was ok a good guy
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:35
David davis is a tory i think is ok
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:37
read the books by mullins and hobbs  - they are fun and a bit educational  - the tory stuff may be hard to take but they are a good read especially if you like conspiracy
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:40
Hey look i dont think all tories are bad thats not true , but what annoys me so much is that the NHS and social care have been wrecked and privatised nearly , i have had family and friends affected by all this so maybe i go over the top about this sort of thing
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:41
wow   a very british coup has been re printed twice since jeremy got in as leader!!!  tells ya something doesn't it

I was serving abroad most of the wilson government but their were loads of rumours about getting rid of him
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:42
I was brought up in a staunch Labour family and area so this has had a big effect on me
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:42
Yep i remember the wilson thing
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:43
, the politicians these days from all sides are so different nowadays , maybe its the generation thing
By:
moisok
When: 15 Jan 19 23:45
I am very old and I have done all the marches, the radical left caucus's and takeovers of wards etc. I see it from all angles. And where did it get us - a purge and Kinnock then Blair - when you have gone from Wilson to Blair I think it gives one a bit of a grounding in politics - hence my Very critical approach.  I don't want to say too much coz the elves are listening everywhere.  They simply would not allow a fundamental change.  We all need to realise that.  Who would go on the streets??

that is partly what mullin's book is about
By:
anxious
When: 15 Jan 19 23:49
No i agree the party drifted to blair and yes he won 3 elections but got us involved in the disaster in the middle east , i think we all realised he was not a socilast but people accepted this after the 18 years of tory rule
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