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Stirlingsays 07 Oct 15 7.38pm
No matter how badly the Tories do I sincerely can't see the majority of the nation voting for someone who's made it clear that a CND mindset will deal with Russia and China. Corbyn is a product of Labour's rejection of Blairism......But it in practical terms it is as extreme a move as the Conservatives going from the days of Macmillan to Thatcher. Unlike Thatcher though Corbyn doesn't have a realistic scooby. He is completely out of touch.....I mean I actually saw him in an interview say that he was going to try to convince members of his own cabinet that their views on nuclear defence were wrong. It was almost amusing.....The idea that these Labour politicians hadn't heard or thought about the CND mindset. The idea that his defence or indeed his foreign policy is going to fly in the real world......Outside of the tiny number of proper lefties.......It just isn't going to happen. As a Prime Minister he wouldn't really be representing Britain aboard......He would be fighting for an ideology.....Not this country. People instinctively know that.....He isn't going to even get a sniff. Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Oct 2015 7.40pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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07 Oct 15 7.38pm

No matter how badly the Tories do I sincerely can't see the majority of the nation voting for someone who's made it clear that a CND mindset will deal with Russia and China.

Corbyn is a product of Labour's rejection of Blairism......But it in practical terms it is as extreme a move as the Conservatives going from the days of Macmillan to Thatcher.

Unlike Thatcher though Corbyn doesn't have a realistic scooby.

He is completely out of touch.....I mean I actually saw him in an interview say that he was going to try to convince members of his own cabinet that their views on nuclear defence were wrong.

It was almost amusing.....The idea that these Labour politicians hadn't heard or thought about the CND mindset.

The idea that his defence or indeed his foreign policy is going to fly in the real world......Outside of the tiny number of proper lefties.......It just isn't going to happen.

As a Prime Minister he wouldn't really be representing Britain aboard......He would be fighting for an ideology.....Not this country.

People instinctively know that.....He isn't going to even get a sniff.

Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Oct 2015 7.40pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 07 Oct 15 7.50pm
Quote nickgusset at 07 Oct 2015 6.42pm Quote Hoof Hearted at 07 Oct 2015 4.27pm Quote oldcodger at 07 Oct 2015 3.52pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 07 Oct 2015 2.47pm Quote OldFella at 07 Oct 2015 1.46pm Quote We are goin up! at 07 Oct 2015 12.27pm Watching Cameron's speech, this is the most un-Conservative speech I've ever heard from a Tory. Egalitarianism splashed all over it. Old Labour are talking to themselves, New Labour has gone for a swim - and DC has taken your clothes. To quote Johnny Rotten, "Ever get the feeling you've been had". You're out of power for a generation, Comrades. Thankfully. Unless of course the Conservatives fk it all up, or Corbyn can sell it to the public. Its a strange day when even the Police Officers are upset with the Conservative party. Something always fills the void. Nobody likes a one horse race . Nature abhors a vacuum. That's why Nature abhors Corbyn's brain. Why is Corbyn's brain a vacuum? Because he's a sucker? Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham**
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Clapham on the Back 07 Oct 15 7.50pm

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Quote We are goin up! at 07 Oct 2015 12.27pm

Watching Cameron's speech, this is the most un-Conservative speech I've ever heard from a Tory. Egalitarianism splashed all over it.

Old Labour are talking to themselves, New Labour has gone for a swim - and DC has taken your clothes. To quote Johnny Rotten, "Ever get the feeling you've been had".

You're out of power for a generation, Comrades. Thankfully.

Unless of course the Conservatives f**k it all up, or Corbyn can sell it to the public. Its a strange day when even the Police Officers are upset with the Conservative party.

Something always fills the void. Nobody likes a one horse race .

Nature abhors a vacuum.

That's why Nature abhors Corbyn's brain.

Why is Corbyn's brain a vacuum?

Because he's a sucker?

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 07 Oct 15 7.51pm
Quote Stirlingsays at 07 Oct 2015 7.38pm No matter how badly the Tories do I sincerely can't see the majority of the nation voting for someone who's made it clear that a CND mindset will deal with Russia and China. Corbyn is a product of Labour's rejection of Blairism......But it in practical terms it is as extreme a move as the Conservatives going from the days of Macmillan to Thatcher. Unlike Thatcher though Corbyn doesn't have a realistic scooby. He is completely out of touch.....I mean I actually saw him in an interview say that he was going to try to convince members of his own cabinet that their views on nuclear defence were wrong. It was almost amusing.....The idea that these Labour politicians hadn't heard or thought about the CND mindset. The idea that his defence or indeed his foreign policy is going to fly in the real world......Outside of the tiny number of proper lefties.......It just isn't going to happen. As a Prime Minister he wouldn't really be representing Britain aboard......He would be fighting for an ideology.....Not this country. People instinctively know that.....He isn't going to even get a sniff. Edited by Stirlingsays (07 Oct 2015 7.40pm) I thought they all pretty much say what they like to get into power and then either do nothing like they promised, or find they simply can't do what they said they would. I expect Corbyn would be the latter - Cameron the former. Red and Blue Army!
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