London Irish
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So it took 9 days, 20 staff and £300k to come up with these planted questions and "witty" ripostes
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So it took 9 days, 20 staff and £300k to come up with these planted questions and "witty" ripostes
London Irish
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Agree Comrade Tubby - the public need to see more of Theresa May one on one, let's do this thing
London Irish
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Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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So it took 9 days, 20 staff and £300k to come up with these planted questions and "witty" ripostes
Makes you wonder why JC didn't use the time to come up with some good questions of his own doesn't it, instead of spending his time at a music festival! Maybe his time would have been better spent destroying Mrs May, because after the last couple of weeks she had, she was there for the taking today.
Makes a difference to him when someone can answer him back, and not just stand there and lap up and believe every word he says doesn't it.
If Labour are serious about beating the Tories the next time out, the sooner they bin this clown the better.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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Agree Comrade Tubby - the public need to see more of Theresa May one on one, let's do this thing
She's had her chance mate. She won't be in charge for the next election.
Can you honestly say Corbyn took his opportunity with that performance?
Even when she was destroying him over trident, he didn't have the sense to shake his head an deny it.
Corbyn's peaked. He had a chance to finish her off today, and blew it.
What a state this country finds itself in. Two leaders who are likely to be booted into touch before the next election.
Bold Seagull
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You've mentioned Trident twice now. You sure are impressed with a pre-arranged question from the Tory MP for Aldershot serving up scripted answer for the PM, for a cheap shot after the leader of the opposition has sat down.
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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You can't help not be can you. Make you wonder why Labour didn't spend a but more time on thinking out their questions doesn't it? On a day the Labour leader should have been busy nailing the final nail into her coffin, he ends up slumped in his chair, not even denying it, which makes you wonder if someone somewhere hasn't got footage of what he said, and he knows about it
'says one thing to the many, another to the few' I think he's handed Tezza a new catch phrase. She needed one after the mess she made of the last one.
Thanks Jezza
London Irish
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You can't help not be can you. Make you wonder why Labour didn't spend a but more time on thinking out their questions doesn't it? On a day the Labour leader should have been busy nailing the final nail into her coffin, he ends up slumped in his chair, not even denying it, which makes you wonder if someone somewhere hasn't got footage of what he said, and he knows about it
'says one thing to the many, another to the few' I think he's handed Tezza a new catch phrase. She needed one after the mess she made of the last one.
Thanks Jezza
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Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
You can't help not be can you. Make you wonder why Labour didn't spend a but more time on thinking out their questions doesn't it? On a day the Labour leader should have been busy nailing the final nail into her coffin, he ends up slumped in his chair, not even denying it, which makes you wonder if someone somewhere hasn't got footage of what he said, and he knows about it
'says one thing to the many, another to the few' I think he's handed Tezza a new catch phrase. She needed one after the mess she made of the last one.
Thanks Jezza
You're so easy to hook in for someone constantly claiming to be doing it to everyone else.
It won't be Corbyn that finishes off May, It'll be the circling vultures in her own party. PMQs is a scripted side show.
London Irish
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This is actually what happened in politics this week:
1) Education minister Justine Greening sneaks out in written statement that Tory plan for grammar schools is dead
2) Tory spokesman today says public sector pay cap now under review
Both were ordered to do so by Prime Minister Corbyn
1) Education minister Justine Greening sneaks out in written statement that Tory plan for grammar schools is dead
2) Tory spokesman today says public sector pay cap now under review
Both were ordered to do so by Prime Minister Corbyn
Tubby-McFat-Fuc
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You're so easy to hook in for someone constantly claiming to be doing it to everyone else.
That's poor even by your standards! When you have to copy London Irish, you know it's bad. 
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
This is actually what happened in politics this week:
1) Education minister Justine Greening sneaks out in written statement that Tory plan for grammar schools is dead
2) Tory spokesman today says public sector pay cap now under review
Both were ordered to do so by Prime Minister Corbyn
Only one party in power and that is Labour
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That's right we can pay for people to sit on their backside while the rest of us pay for it.
This is actually what happened in politics this week:
1) Education minister Justine Greening sneaks out in written statement that Tory plan for grammar schools is dead
2) Tory spokesman today says public sector pay cap now under review
Both were ordered to do so by Prime Minister Corbyn
Good innit? JC's got more influence over May than almost anyone else on the whole Tory front bench!
Bold Seagull
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I do find this notion this great country of ours that will fight its way through Brexit would sit on its arse at the first opportunity difficult to accept. It is a nonsense really, the same nonsense actually that says you cut taxes to take in more tax revenue.
Our percentage of tax revenue vs GDP is pitifully low compared to so many other similar size economies. Our taxation rates unsurprisingly are also comparatively low – the great myth of low taxation creates more tax revenue is not supported by the figures.
We talk ourselves up through Brexit with our strength to make new deals in the worth, our strong economy, and yet we can't raise enough tax to pay our public sector workers properly, fund our education system etc.
Our tax revenue is something like 34% of GDP (you'd be forgiven for thinking I'd forgotten to list the UK given you have to scroll down so far...).
Denmark 50.8
Belgium 47.9
France 47.9
Sweden 45.8
Cuba 44.8
Finland 43.6
Norway 43.6
Italy 43.5
Austria 43.4
Lesotho 42.9
Bosnia and Herzegovina 41.2
Germany 40.6
Iceland 40.4
Netherlands 39.8
Swaziland 39.8
Slovenia 39.3
Cyprus 39.2
Hungary 39.1
Greece 39.0
Spain 37.3
Argentina 37.2
Portugal 37.0
Israel 36.8
Croatia 36.7
Luxembourg 36.5
Czech Republic 36.3
European Union 35.7
Botswana 35.2
Malta 35.2
OECD 34.8
New Zealand 34.5
Brazil 34.4
United Kingdom 34.4
Serbia 34.1
Moldova 33.8
Albumen
Don't wait for me!
It's a 3 hour u-turn. Surely a record? I mean, who the hell voted for this shower of shite?
Any chance you will reveal at any point whether you have done yet another flip-floppy u-turn and decided to support Corbyn again? It's so difficult to keep up with flaky types like you - first you did, then you didn't stating it was a failed experiment that would cost lives. Now? Where do you stand now?