Ben, don't be so daft.
Just go away and live in your denial bubble with Merry Prankster!
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[Politics] Corbyn backing the other side..........again
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Ben, don't be so daft.
Just go away and live in your denial bubble with Merry Prankster!
BenGarfield
Active member
Oh OK then, nothing like rational debate is there?
Ben, your posts suggest to me that, perhaps, rational debate is not on the agenda!
Anyway, as per yesterday, I've got to go out , no more from me for now.
The Merry Prankster
Pactum serva
Carlzeiss, unfortunately Merry Prankster played a prank with my post and appears to have doctored it.
I previously CHIDED him for comparing the UK to Venezuela!!
Look back and follow my discussions with Merry Prankster and you will see.
Now, withdraw your 'bollocks' (in the nicest possible way!)
Not guilty
So the leader of HM opposition in these apparent horrific times facing our country and surely with an eye on getting the top job himself one day uses all his questions at PMQ’s to talk about Saudi Arabia, arms sales and the Yemen, quite literally Christ/Allah on a bike.
Pavilionaire
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 30,569
The leader of the Labour Party now should be championing a Second Referendum and deriding Boris for heading towards No Deal, an option that Parliament has already voted against.
In football parlance, Labour have been presented with an open goal and Corbyn has turned into Leon Best.
In football parlance, Labour have been presented with an open goal and Corbyn has turned into Leon Best.
That’s an insult to Leon Best....
oneillco
Well-known member
- Feb 13, 2013
- 1,259
You are absolutely correct; JC has allowed the Tories to get away with epic mismanagement of the country. They present him with so many open goals but they always seem to result in a pass back to the keeper.
We live in a soundbite culture which is why arse holes like Trump, with years of "test audience" experience can rise to the top. I'm not a fan of Corbyn but he's absolutely right to do due diligence before running into something as America's little sidecar. Again.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
How about spending some time asking questions about the current governments handing of this country for starters?
Pretty pink fairy
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- Jan 30, 2008
- 31,981
Are you saying Labour could do better , they're unelectable in the current format, bunch of far left lovers who have little appeal for traditional Labour voters
regards
DR
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
12.9m votes at the last election. Up 10% from the previous election. Little appeal you say?
Pretty pink fairy
Banned
- Jan 30, 2008
- 31,981
Yes, Mark that as a positive if you like but they are an unelectable party in their current format , you might be shocked if I told you I used to vote Labour , they're not worth a **** now
regards
DR
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,892
JC and the labour party and other parties are all doing their best to oppose May and her governments policies, as has been discussed here many times, May has lied through her teeth numerous times and it's been pointed out. Unfortunately she still holds a very small majority and currently even the few decent Tories on that side of the house aren't going to bring down their own government.... yet.
No, but if/when it’s their turn it will shut a good many people up on here for at least four years [emoji23][emoji122]
crookie
Well-known member
That's the problem, their best falls well short of an opposition given the car crash the tories are making of this country
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 27,892
You are obviously wasted on here, please tell the opposition MP's how they can change the elected government's policies while not in government themselves... oh, and maybe you can tell us all on here too while you are at it ?
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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its good to have such international issues brought up in PMQ, is it a burning issue of the week for the people of the UK, looking for the leader of the opposition to call the government to account?