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The greatest political underdog in UK history?
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Originally posted by serial thriller
The greatest political underdog in UK history? Leicester City
We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell] |
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Originally posted by serial thriller
The greatest political underdog in UK history? Clement Attlee. No one gave him a snowballs in 1945.
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Originally posted by serial thriller
The greatest political underdog in UK history? Firstly, I didn't think you liked him. Secondly, judge on June 9.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Just watching 'the man of principal' on TV being interviewed. Totally ducking the question of "will you support the renewal of Trident". Pathetic. It is patently clear that he himself doesn't support the renewal of Trident. This following on with his interview with Sophy Ridge where he was asked 5 times to condemn the IRA for the atrocities and he tried to wriggle out of it.And of course as Andrew Neil pointed out, Corbyn went to a ceremony to "Honour" the IRA dead.McDonnell also withdrew his comments on 'Question Time' but that doesn't mean he doesn't agree with the message. Anyway, I shall not comment any more on Corbyn and his comrades as the debate will focus on 'Yours Truly' and be totally de-railed.
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Originally posted by Willo
It is patently clear that he himself doesn't support the renewal of Trident. This following on with his interview with Sophy Ridge where he was asked 5 times to condemn the IRA for the atrocities and he tried to wriggle out of it.And of course as Andrew Neil pointed out, Corbyn went to a ceremony to "Honour" the IRA dead.McDonnell also withdrew his comments on 'Question Time' but that doesn't mean he doesn't agree with the message. [i]Anyway, I shall not comment any more on Corbyn and his comrades as the debate will focus on 'Yours Truly' and be totally de-railed.
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Originally posted by Spiderman
Sorry forgot to add my comment: YOU WISH!
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Originally posted by Willo
It is patently clear that he himself doesn't support the renewal of Trident. This following on with his interview with Sophy Ridge where he was asked 5 times to condemn the IRA for the atrocities and he tried to wriggle out of it.And of course as Andrew Neil pointed out, Corbyn went to a ceremony to "Honour" the IRA dead.McDonnell also withdrew his comments on 'Question Time' but that doesn't mean he doesn't agree with the message. Anyway, I shall not comment any more on Corbyn and his comrades as the debate will focus on 'Yours Trulyi' and be totally de-railed. Surely you mean 'yours Trolley' ......?
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Originally posted by glazedallover
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Heard on LBC a poll asking who do you feel safer with defending the UK? 57% voted Corbyn so far. 43% voted May. Crumbs. Or flakes.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Heard on LBC a poll asking who do you feel safer with defending the UK? 57% voted Corbyn so far. 43% voted May. Crumbs. Or flakes. That's the population of contemporary London for you, guaranteed to do and say the wrong thing.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
That's the population of contemporary London for you, guaranteed to do and say the wrong thing. LBC is a national station. Edited by nickgusset (28 May 2017 3.38pm)
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Originally posted by nickgusset
LBC is a national station. Edited by nickgusset (28 May 2017 3.38pm) Ok, I didn't know that. I remember listening to George Gale on the London Broadcasting Company many years ago when I lived in London. Haven't listened to it since, and of course try to keep visits to the awful place that London has become to the minimum. Edited by hedgehog50 (28 May 2017 3.44pm)
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The Enniskillen bombing was the UK's fault, according to Corbyn (and Abbott).
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
The Enniskillen bombing was the UK's fault, according to Corbyn (and Abbott). If you type out the reason he gave you might process it.
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Originally posted by nickgusset
If you type out the reason he gave you might process it. I know his reasons. He's wrong.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Ok, I didn't know that. I remember listening to George Gale on the London Broadcasting Company many years ago when I lived in London. Haven't listened to it since, and of course try to keep visits to the awful place that London has become to the minimum. Edited by hedgehog50 (28 May 2017 3.44pm) London is a wonderful City. One of the world's very best. Much more to it and more to do now than there was in the 70's.
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Originally posted by Kermit8
London is a wonderful City. One of the world's very best. Much more to it and more to do now than there was in the 70's. If you have a bullet proof vest and a stab jacket maybe.
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