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View Stirlingsays's Profile Stirlingsays Flag 19 Jan 19 6.18pm Send a Private Message to Stirlingsays Holmesdale Online Elite Member Add Stirlingsays as a friend

Corbyn will talk to Hamas and the IRA but he won't talk to May.

 


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Originally posted by Stirlingsays

Corbyn will talk to Hamas and the IRA but he won't talk to May.

Really Theresa, (and Her Majesty),

Won't be uniting behind with or behind you, any time soon.

You see, you call me a 'kremlin stooge' an 'enemy of the state' a supporter of terrorism , a marxist trot loonie

How could you possibly want my support.

JC.

oink oink !!!!!


 

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Originally posted by steeleye20

Really Theresa, (and Her Majesty),

Won't be uniting behind with or behind you, any time soon.

You see, you call me a 'kremlin stooge' an 'enemy of the state' a supporter of terrorism , a marxist trot loonie

How could you possibly want my support.

JC.

oink oink !!!!!


And that is the difference between a politician and a statesman.

I don't think that Corbyn and May would agree on a plan but she offered an olive branch and he swatted it away.

Sometimes you have to be seen to be doing the right thing. Corbyn complains that Mrs May is inflexible and out of touch with the people but he is the one who makes demands before he will meet her.

The smart move was to meet her and then tell the world afterwards that this woman wont compromise.

His intransigence will not make any difference to the faithful but governments aren't elected by them but by the majority of people who are not as committed as that.

How will they view his behaviour?

 


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Originally posted by Badger11

And that is the difference between a politician and a statesman.

I don't think that Corbyn and May would agree on a plan but she offered an olive branch and he swatted it away.

Sometimes you have to be seen to be doing the right thing. Corbyn complains that Mrs May is inflexible and out of touch with the people but he is the one who makes demands before he will meet her.

The smart move was to meet her and then tell the world afterwards that this woman wont compromise.

His intransigence will not make any difference to the faithful but governments aren't elected by them but by the majority of people who are not as committed as that.

How will they view his behaviour?

I for one. do not share your blind subservience to the Conservative party.

An 'olive branch' from her, why is she even still there? Turned her country into an international joke as she is.

You can forget your 'post brexit thread' list of goodies because the reality will be an extremely severe austerity budget with many years of pain.

The fixed term parliament act should be renamed 'The Fixed Term Conservative Party Government Act'

It's good to be old but not brain-washed, why don't you try it ?

Like you really


 

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Originally posted by Badger11

And that is the difference between a politician and a statesman.

I don't think that Corbyn and May would agree on a plan but she offered an olive branch and he swatted it away.

Sometimes you have to be seen to be doing the right thing. Corbyn complains that Mrs May is inflexible and out of touch with the people but he is the one who makes demands before he will meet her.

The smart move was to meet her and then tell the world afterwards that this woman wont compromise.

His intransigence will not make any difference to the faithful but governments aren't elected by them but by the majority of people who are not as committed as that.

How will they view his behaviour?

I'm very much an outer, but it's not just Labour leaderhip, there's very little consensus right across Parliament it seems to me. I still don't understand why the DUP are so ante the backstop.

 

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Originally posted by steeleye20

I for one. do not share your blind subservience to the Conservative party.

An 'olive branch' from her, why is she even still there? Turned her country into an international joke as she is.

You can forget your 'post brexit thread' list of goodies because the reality will be an extremely severe austerity budget with many years of pain.

The fixed term parliament act should be renamed 'The Fixed Term Conservative Party Government Act'

It's good to be old but not brain-washed, why don't you try it ?

Like you really


That was a Lib Dem condition of the coaltion wasn't it?

 

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Originally posted by steeleye20

Really Theresa, (and Her Majesty),

Won't be uniting behind with or behind you, any time soon.

You see, you call me a 'kremlin stooge' an 'enemy of the state' a supporter of terrorism , a marxist trot loonie

How could you possibly want my support.

JC.

oink oink !!!!!


I'm fine with that......just spelling out the truth.

And you have gammon on the brain Steely.

Don't forget it's the gammon who pay your pension old boy.

Edited by Stirlingsays (19 Jan 2019 7.35pm)

 


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Originally posted by chris123

That was a Lib Dem condition of the coaltion wasn't it?

No surprise there C.....

 

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Originally posted by steeleye20

No surprise there C.....

I've just checked and it's in the 2010 Lib Dem Manifesto.

 

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Originally posted by Stirlingsays

I'm fine with that......just spelling out the truth.

And you have gammon on the brain Steely.

Don't forget it's the gammon who pay your pension old boy.

Edited by Stirlingsays (19 Jan 2019 7.35pm)

No I don't receive much pension, I hate money anyway.

I couldn't stand to receive payments from them, or contribute, next time they bomb some innocent women and children, it won't be with my contribution.

I think there is really only one thing you can do, and that is withhold the money.

If everyone did that, it would effect change, but it ain't gonna happen when you can stick a bit of plastic in an aperture in a wall and £50 comes out the other end............

 

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Originally posted by steeleye20

No I don't receive much pension, I hate money anyway.

I couldn't stand to receive payments from them, or contribute, next time they bomb some innocent women and children, it won't be with my contribution.

I think there is really only one thing you can do, and that is withhold the money.

If everyone did that, it would effect change, but it ain't gonna happen when you can stick a bit of plastic in an aperture in a wall and £50 comes out the other end............

Your pension is taxable.

 

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Originally posted by steeleye20

No I don't receive much pension, I hate money anyway.

I couldn't stand to receive payments from them, or contribute, next time they bomb some innocent women and children, it won't be with my contribution.

I think there is really only one thing you can do, and that is withhold the money.

If everyone did that, it would effect change, but it ain't gonna happen when you can stick a bit of plastic in an aperture in a wall and £50 comes out the other end............


Effect change?.....Yeah it would Steely.....the change would be called starvation.

You should undertake a 23&Me test Steely.....Perhaps you will find out a large Venezuelan percentage in there.

 


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