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However. What he (or the mad support for him) does show is the poverty of existing mainstream politicians in the Labour Party. He'd be an absolute disaster for this country IMO.

He has firmly held principles which he stick to but they are of course delusional rubbish, he's a pretty old school lefty with predictable dogmatic stances that spring from being an old school lefty and I can't believe intelligent people in the Labour Party are really thinking of voting for him even though rhetorically and image wise he?s very different from the other robots. But a leader, really? He supported Benn's support for co-operative socialism at Triumph...the reality of Benn's 'great experiment' was that Triumph workers lost their personal redundancy payments thanks to Benns' totally impractical, unfeasible and undeliverable 'support' He's tediously dogmatically anti-american (aren't they all); so blames Russian policy on american aggession like some pathetic 70s maoist student. You know - that's Russia that invaded another countries sovreaugn territory and gave missiles to rebels that shot down an international flight ALL AMERICA'S FAULT; I presume Russia's disgusting discriminatory laws on homosexuality are also somehow. He even said he thought that ridiculous Russian News station you get on Satellite in hotels tells us the truth more than our media....PRAVDA He thinks the sun shines out of Venezuala's ar*e though since the money tree has been found not to have not been a real money tree now means that the country's economy is collapsing and it's lefty govt is shutting down opposing media/politicians and protest. But you know it's sins can be forgiven as it's left wing.,,,and it's anti-america of course He supported the anti-Semitic Surrey Priest who posts links on social media from CT websites (including holocaust denial ones) because he's Anti-Israel (shock horror, now there's a surprise... Right on brother Jezz). He?s far more left than any leader of the Labour Party since the 1950s and a relic of the radical lefty politics of the 60s?

...and some of them still here :)

Good old idealism... http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/2015/07/idealists-tend-to-cause-far-more-misery-to-humanity-than-cynics/

City top

And Numbers You're here in the manor about 50% of the time anyways

thanks Jah http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/aug/10/reece-oxford-west-ham-tottenham

Yup. But looking like we are trying to win an away game against a top team is a refreshing change. Selecting a 16 year old against the Arse in your first premiership game as a manager...BFS's style?. Billie even had the grace to say BFS left him a decent squad, something that old self serving W*nker would never have done, spread the credit. You haven't had a that doghs1t tosser acting like he's too big for your club for 4 years. Good Fooking riddance. Of course it will go pear shaped at some point (I wasn't impressed mid-week) but not today COYI

...or France today, except they've now scrapped the higher tax rate as it reduced tax take

Well.. Higher tax rates Nationalisation Clause 4 reintroduced It's hardly a secret, and many support these ideas, but it is a return to 70s type Labour policies

Yeah back to the 70s.....

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The gradual bleed of quality posters is > beginning > > to show and the same old repetitive rubbish by > > those that have stays magnifies it. I'll hang > > around as I live in SE22 but it's generally > p1ss > > poor in the lounge nowadays > > > I am taking this as a direct "piss off". Nope. i'm glad you're still here, besides you're reasonably local, from here AND are in the manor reasonably frequently. What I meant is that it's so poor that i've thought about going but the fact i'm still live here keeps me on. Personally I'd love it if Huge, Moos, SJ, El Pibe, Brendan, etc etc etc were still about but I think they all moved far away long enough ago that i understand why they don't. But Loz and ratty are still on and I'm glad for eg.

PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE CLASS* WAR ROOLS OK - it was a wedding *winey lefty middle class version

"Be careful what you wish for West Ham fans"....yup :)

+ it's nearly 10 years now!

The gradual bleed of quality posters is beginning to show and the same old repetitive rubbish by those that have stays magnifies it. I'll hang around as I live in SE22 but it's generally p1ss poor in the lounge nowadays

Corybn is a delight compared to the other robots? passion, belief, not a sign of a spin doctor, sincere and likeable. I buy all of that but personally I think he?d be an absolute disaster for this country setting us back years, pushing far more people into poverty, increasing unemployment, destroying investment and devastating public finances. I would be voting Tory without a shadow of a doubt if he gets elected. And, scarily, I don?t completely dismiss his chance of being PM and think he will be next Leader of the Labour Party. I?ve long supported pragmatism over idealism. Idealism gets mankind in all sorts of sh1te

..other than the one I did a few weeks back Otta :)

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My lot would always drag us to the Red Star, which > was only really fun about 1 in 4 times, but it was > that or be a Billy no mates. Plus those nights > that did turn out well were pretty good fun. Yup Redstar too most weekends - plus Snug/Castle/Babooshka/Pacific; Silver Buckle sometimes but was permanent Kareoke; crap dive club on corner of Camberwell Grove downstairs..name escapes me

Otta Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I went to a private party upstairs at the FM once. > I'd had a pint elsewhere before hand which hadn't > gone down well so I was on the shorts. When it was > quiet at the start of the party I bought the > barman and his girlfriend both a drink. Best money > I ever spent in a bar, because after that he > stated "I'm gonna get you shit faced mate", and > for the rest of the night he charged me for single > measures whilst pouring ludicrous amounts. > > He did indeed get me shit faced. > > Other than that I wasn't keen on the venue, was > always crammed. But it tended to be the meeting > point for the start of a lot of nights. I lived in it for 3 years (well Hermits until midnight then over the road) :)

LondonMix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Lynhurst Grove is Peckham surely? Do some people > think that's Camberwell? > West bit of it is SE5 and Shenley/Bushey Hill etc 'below' it are all SE5

Western Electorates are fed up with sounbite politicians and at the same time unwilling to accept the realities of 21st Century economics/demograhics...so you get idiots of varying degrees storming up popularity polls That lot in Greece actually elected in Greece an utter disaster for Greece NF revival in France Tea Party madness and now this in US Dare I say it...even someone well meaning idiot like Corybn in the UK* *lights touchpaper and walks away

rfolgado Are you a Camberwell salesperson? Brixton and Peckham were both posh (with Camberwell) until the late 19th Century eary 20th Century when all the areas started getting more 'urban'; Most of inner London exoerienced a decline post-war with population falling dramatically and a general decay that wasn't really reveresd until the late 80s/early 90s or later in reality; Camberwell was also effected very heavily by the original channel tunnel plans with the tunnell coming up in the park by Lyndhurst Grove (park Name slips me) - all that street and surrounds were complulsary purchaesed by British Rail and left to rot or rented out very cheaply. Estae Agents have been talking about the tube in Camberwell sine the early 80s and earlier - still nothing confirmed yet; it's two big areterial roads through the middle of it. It's a regenerating, funky, inner South East London district with some nice housing stock in places that offers reasonable value...it's not Belgravia!

You were the one who started this trend MM of a separate bloody thread for every celeb who buys the farm

Cilla was put it the wrong grave too.