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By:
akabula
When: 03 Sep 19 22:32
Corbyn would bankrupt this country.
By:
Capt__F
When: 03 Sep 19 22:33
brexit party victim of their own success
By:
akabula
When: 03 Sep 19 22:36
Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbott.
If you were a foreign power intent on destroying the UK you'd want that trio to form a government.
God help us. (Not that I believe in God btw Happy)
By:
anxious
When: 03 Sep 19 22:38
The end is near for the Spivs , not long now Cool
By:
Capt__F
When: 03 Sep 19 22:43
don't think so anx

utd yes

privalige no
By:
anxious
When: 03 Sep 19 22:45
Capt grow up and try another line , 30 years still
By:
Crisp77
When: 03 Sep 19 22:49
Election time. Time for Diane to throw another sickie.
By:
FatherMaguire
When: 03 Sep 19 22:52
anyone who believes that Corbyn is an IRA sympathiser is an idiot - it was the last pathetic roll of the dice of a desperate Tory party getting their pals in the media to chuck as much muck as they could in his direction on the final day of polling. Sadly, not many people realise they're paying to read propoganda instead of news
By:
akabula
When: 03 Sep 19 23:04
Sorry FM but the idiot would be anyone who took your post seriously.
By:
impossible123
When: 03 Sep 19 23:05
Corbyn must never be allowed into Number 10; he and his cronies will loot the place until the Bank Of England is bankrupt. And, he now does not want a General Election - he wants an extension to Article 50 1st. Chicken!

Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbott: The pariahs of British Politics. How the hell could these three vermin grazed the front bench of British Politics? Not an ounce of political, social, economic intelligence and sensibility between them.
By:
geordie1956
When: 03 Sep 19 23:14
Johnson; Righteous-Smog & Gove make the best possible argument for a Corbyn' Mcdonnell & Benn triumvirate to hold power
I do accept Abbott shouldn't even be allowed to be a tea lady in the commons
By:
anxious
When: 03 Sep 19 23:17
Oh dear Impossible the brave ex Labour man , now sucking up to the trickle down merchants , hey King Louis how is it going ?
By:
anxious
When: 03 Sep 19 23:18
What a double dealing tory lover you have become
By:
digdeep
When: 03 Sep 19 23:18
In our History there has never been such a shower of s hite to choose from ,clueless the lot of them .
By:
Crisp77
When: 03 Sep 19 23:20
I'm voting Nigel Farage for Speaker
By:
treetop
When: 03 Sep 19 23:22
If you want a Venezuela style economy which starts off with giveaways and a feelgood factor but might end up with 90% of the people unable to feed themselves and suffering mass deprivation as capital flees UK go for the sentiment of Corbyn and McDonnell. If you have a brain avoid Labour like the plague.
By:
akabula
When: 03 Sep 19 23:22
Yes digdeep but some are more clueless than others and some are more chitier than others so its not all doom and gloom, we still have choices. Wink
By:
digdeep
When: 03 Sep 19 23:28
True Aka but it like putting the mortgage on a horse running in class 7 handicap at Southwell with 25 runners scary.
By:
anxious
When: 03 Sep 19 23:40

Sep 3, 2019 -- 11:22PM, treetop wrote:


If you want a Venezuela style economy which starts off with giveaways and a feelgood factor but might end up with 90% of the people unable to feed themselves and suffering mass deprivation as capital flees UK go for the sentiment of Corbyn and McDonnell. If you have a brain avoid Labour like the plague.


grow up man and stop quoting the daily mail and the spiv lie machine

By:
Captain carnage
When: 03 Sep 19 23:52
No matter how many examples of socialist/marxist/communist states decimating their own people, impoverishing the whole country, becoming outcasts in the world community, and destroying hope and kids futures you will never convince the millions
in labour working class heartlands like the west midlands/south wales, the north west and nort easth east not to vote labour.

So sad to see intelligent people who have succeeded in life and become rich through working hard, paying lowish taxes, owning property, having pensions etc etc but not attributing any of that to sensible right wing conservative economics.
By:
anxious
When: 03 Sep 19 23:59
lol are you somebody else in disguise
By:
Captain carnage
When: 04 Sep 19 00:03
Show me examples of any successful far left, marxist/communist governements since AD.

Anyway, good news for anyone in the UK today. No deal looks dead and buried thank God.

Bit like the ducking stool, consigned to history - unfortunately unlike far left lunatic governments around the world.
By:
akabula
When: 04 Sep 19 00:10
The stupidest move ever in the history of parliament.
Our only bargaining tool torn from our grasp by traitors.
I doubt though they are that stupid but realise it might have got us a deal and therefore our freedom from the EU.
The opposition wasn't to a No Deal Brexit but just Brexit in any form.
By:
akabula
When: 04 Sep 19 00:13
I think if we ever have a referendum in the future then MPs should be made to sign a pledge to respect the vote with instant removal from their positions should they betray democracy again.
The list of Lord and Lady Haw Haws is a long list. Sad
By:
brassneck
When: 04 Sep 19 00:35
Michael is sharpening his set of knivesGrin
By:
anxious
When: 04 Sep 19 00:45
Carnage i think your are grippergate in disguise , anyway if you are i hope it is strong ale or decent wine and god luck on the poker
By:
flushgordon1
When: 04 Sep 19 07:12
see Venezuela.
By:
irishone
When: 04 Sep 19 07:29
Forget about the issue of the no deal


Just feck off and leave the e u alone .....
By:
geordie1956
When: 04 Sep 19 07:47
I think if we ever have a referendum in the future then MPs should be made to sign a pledge to respect the vote with instant removal from their positions should they betray democracy again.
The list of Lord and Lady Haw Haws is a long list. Sad

And people who offer false promises of £350 million per week additional funding for the NHS should be hung drawn & quartered
By:
jed.davison
When: 04 Sep 19 08:01
Quite a simple question to answer.

Britain has always thrived as a free-trading maritime nation, only an imbecile would expect it to sink into the sea without the dead hand of Brussels to guide it.

Jeremy Corbyn is, broadly speaking, way to the Left of any previous Labour administration. It is a sad fact that no Government in human history has served its people well while borrowing from the tenets of Karl Marx.

While you can never be sure about any future event, you should at least allow yourself to be guided by history, and in this case you can only come up with one answer.
By:
akabula
When: 04 Sep 19 08:05
I'd agree with you if that's what the bus actually had printed on it.
Lets Fund Our NHS instead. Tad different to what you said.
Didn't say by how much and anyways we aint out yet.
By:
Dotchinite
When: 04 Sep 19 11:30
Corbyn would be a danger if he won a 100 majority and his MPs were all clones of him and McDonut. A minority administration/coalition with so many moderate MPs could work quite well although his hard left devotees are likely to be very
disappointed.
Bear in mind a lot of the nonsense McDonnell spouts is totally impossible to put into practice - for example his right to buy at a
discount for private tenants.
By:
jed.davison
When: 04 Sep 19 11:39
McDonnell has already indicated that he is prepared to introduce legislation to any effect that takes his fancy, and a Prime Minister with a majority of 100 can easily purge a few pour encourager les autres.
By:
treetop
When: 04 Sep 19 20:08
Still in denial about Venezuela anx ? I would refer you to the BBC programme a few months ago as well as the organ of truth, aka Daily Malice for my comments about a country that prospered until the socialists goons took over.
By:
drive for show putt for dough
When: 04 Sep 19 20:23
anxious    03 Sep 19 20:38 
Why not nearly 12 milion  voted for him in 2017

None who voted for him went to bed expecting to wake up the next morning with him heading to downing street. The thought that he might will focus minds this time
By:
akabula
When: 05 Sep 19 21:05
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FbWsINjpRY

Viva Venezuela says Jeremy in 2013.
By:
geordie1956
When: 05 Sep 19 21:15
one who voted for him went to bed expecting to wake up the next morning with him heading to downing street. The thought that he might will focus minds this time

the really frightening thought is Bonking Boris standing in front of the cameras with a smiling face the morning after

that is disturbing Cry
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