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Don't take too much notice of it, in 2010 we elected a Liberal Democrat on the EDF

I am thinking that an episode of "Wife Swap" with Boris and Diane could make good TV

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > and meanwhile Corbyn took fees of the State > Media > > of a regime that hangs homosexuals from cranes, > > because the regime is an enemy of the US, (far > > more recently than the 80s too)...sometimes > > actions speak louder than words eh Rendel > > To me to you indeed...and Mrs May's last trip > overseas outside Europe, just two months ago, was > to a country where homosexuals can be stoned to > death and where women can be beheaded for > adultery, a country not only consistently at the > bottom of human rights tables but one well known > for its covert support of terrorism through > members of its extended royal family. She went > there to profess the UK's friendship for the > country and to try to flog it British-made weapons > to be used in its illegal airstrikes against > civilians. She was so chummy with them she was > awarded The Order of King Abdulaziz, given to > those considered to have offered "meritorious > service to the kingdom." > > To you... She went as Prime Minister of this country - she didn't appear on their state media as a non-entity MP condoning the west and taking money for her appearance.

and meanwhile Corbyn took fees of the State Media of a regime that hangs homosexuals from cranes, because the regime is an enemy of the US, (far more recently than the 80s too)...sometimes actions speak louder than words eh Rendel

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Your just as bad as the ranting 'Canary' lot > quids. Just as hysterical. The Labour Party aren't > Maoists any more than the Conservatives are > Fascists. It's childish hyperbole and your guilty > of it as much as those you're criticising. Do you want clips of Abbot on Mao "On balance did more good than Harm"; McDonnell justifying the riots as an insurrection; Milne defending the USSR and fecking Stalin; Lanessman on anything you want ....they are all there at the top of Labour.

and some of them are right up top of your party = policy, advisors, McDonnells secret army

Yup....possibly our Home Secretary by Friday

Labour Banners get left alone Tory ones graffitied, torn down or ripped up such is the general decency, commitment to a 'gentler, kinder politics' and respect of democracy from the wonderful and enlightened harridans of Maomentum etc

Crime has actually been dropping quite significantly overall so we don't need the absolute numbers and budget - how we allocate the resource for modern problems is a different issue but this is pure politics. (see also fireman numbers relative to the significant fall in fires - still get the same emotive arguments). Anyway, anyone posted Corbyn's views on shoot to kill or not prosecuting ISIS supporters yet today? - probably not on the middle-class, sanctimonious, Virtue signalling toss that dominates the EDF.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There was a little "We love Corbyn" chant in the > Great Exhibition late last night > > Awwwww :):) Middle class twats on the piss....

A decent Labour leader would wipe the floor with May and a decent Conservative leader would wipe the floor with Corbyn......that's where we are folks.

I thoroughly enjoyed the Cup Final - watched it with my son (his first - mine was Leeds Chelsea, anyone else with their first?). I was pleased Arsenal won, my son was a bit too pleased for comfort but still wore his Hammers shirt the next day

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What is it with idiots asking for figures off the > top of peoples head at the moment. > > Right Admin - how many users were logged on here > at 21 October 2013 Come on Come on :). You'd look > it up not have it at the top of your head - it's > the internet/syslog era. > > (Edit: in response to outrage at Corbyn forgetting > a figure on Woman's Hour) Er that's a bizarre John there's no equivalence - Corbyn was on a relevant audience show talking about that particular policy, it wasn't some random fact and he should know the approximate costs of flagship policy but Labour aren't bothered about the costs - it's all free roll up roll up with your votee

Yeah - 2 incompetent twats lying through their teeth can't wait

Probably a bit more ethical than the Provos though, all things considered....

I think Corbyn's policies are barmy but his campaign has been way, way above my expectations - really well managed and he's done well. Gallons more competence than I expected. Meanwhile, May's..........er.......

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Alan Medic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > They are still unbeaten domestically aren't > they? > > I'm seem to remember RD saying what the odds > were > > of that happening some months ago. They were > quite > > attractive if I remember correctly. > > > > PS What happened in 1966? > > We won the double - West Ham won sweet FA. Come on 3 players, both goalscorers and the Captain....in case you hadn't heard

"Fake polls"

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Im running my own thread here. Is there any limit > the on consecutive posts? > > 50 years ago, this evening, Celtic were the first > Scottish team, the first British team and the > first non Latin team to win the European Cup. > > At half time in the final, Kenneth Wolstenholme, > with Celtic trailing 1-0, stated that Celtic were > fighting not just for themselves but for football, > it was the best attacking team in Europe against > the best defensive team in Europe. > Style and attack prevailed. > The local lads won out. > > Apologies, but I had to get that in before > midnight. It's a shame no-one else posted in > support of this remarkable event. > It was nice to see BBC put the Glasgow 67 > documentary on the main channel last night. Thanks > Alan Medic for highlighting. > Forever 67. Bloody hell - Celtic fans go on about 1967 nearly as much as West Ham fans do 1966 :)

interesting that since the recent opinion polls all the tinfoil hatted Canary led - "fake polls" "all owned by tories" garbage has disappeared off Social Media

Borks - you a sociology graduate? Sounds like the kind of degree most keyboard commies would have

Light & Bitter was a popular drink when I first started going to pubs

300

your second team not has not done that well this year Mick...

...or have an estate worth more than ?100,000