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Mapletree Croydon 02 Jun 20 2.53pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Rather an abstruse interest. Bloody hell man, this is the HOL! What is wrong with you?

Mapletree

Croydon 02 Jun 20 2.53pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Rather an abstruse interest.

Bloody hell man, this is the HOL! What is wrong with you?

Teddy Eagle 02 Jun 20 2.58pm
Originally posted by Mapletree Bloody hell man, this is the HOL! What is wrong with you? Kings Cross was a bit infra dig. Standards may have been low but they did exist.

Teddy Eagle

02 Jun 20 2.58pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

Bloody hell man, this is the HOL! What is wrong with you?

Kings Cross was a bit infra dig. Standards may have been low but they did exist.

Mapletree Croydon 02 Jun 20 4.43pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Kings Cross was a bit infra dig. Standards may have been low but they did exist. Oh for goodness sake, do I have to do everthing for you Attachment: depositphotos_183723578-stock-photo-girl-addict-in-a-leather.jpg (21.85Kb)

Mapletree

Croydon 02 Jun 20 4.43pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Kings Cross was a bit infra dig. Standards may have been low but they did exist.

Oh for goodness sake, do I have to do everthing for you

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Spiderman Horsham 02 Jun 20 4.55pm
Originally posted by Mapletree Oh for goodness sake, do I have to do everthing for you I refer you back to my previous post

Spiderman

Horsham 02 Jun 20 4.55pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

Oh for goodness sake, do I have to do everthing for you

I refer you back to my previous post

BlueJay UK 02 Jun 20 5.15pm
Originally posted by Cpfc1861 Bit of an error from Starmer there still think he will make a better opposition then Corbyn I actually think he speaks well. Time will tell. Yes Corbin was more an an activist really. He's been that way his whole life. He was ill suited to the role of leader of the opposition and I doubt he'd have known what to do even if he had somehow won the election.

BlueJay

UK 02 Jun 20 5.15pm

Originally posted by Cpfc1861

Bit of an error from Starmer there still think he will make a better opposition then Corbyn I actually think he speaks well. Time will tell.

Yes Corbin was more an an activist really. He's been that way his whole life. He was ill suited to the role of leader of the opposition and I doubt he'd have known what to do even if he had somehow won the election.

Teddy Eagle 02 Jun 20 6.00pm
Originally posted by Mapletree Oh for goodness sake, do I have to do everthing for you Makes you feel sorry for anyone who actually went there to go train spotting.

Teddy Eagle

02 Jun 20 6.00pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

Oh for goodness sake, do I have to do everthing for you

Makes you feel sorry for anyone who actually went there to go train spotting.

Mapletree Croydon 02 Jun 20 6.03pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Makes you feel sorry for anyone who actually went there to go train spotting. It would be interesting to find out what they jotted down in their little note books, that's for sure.

Mapletree

Croydon 02 Jun 20 6.03pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Makes you feel sorry for anyone who actually went there to go train spotting.

It would be interesting to find out what they jotted down in their little note books, that's for sure.

cryrst The garden of England 02 Jun 20 8.00pm
Originally posted by Mapletree That is also what I heard. What I did not hear was him talking about homelessness stats. The stats for sleeping on the streets have rocketed as I pointed out. And people are sleeping in shop fronts etc far more now. Ten years ago it was more limited to areas such as Waterloo which has been mentioned. The desperation of some people to discredit Starmer is most interesting. He is feared in a way Corbyn wasn't. Better get ready for some big changes in four years' time. Ha ha yup another labour loser being replaced in four years. Once we are through this C19 s*** show starmer will be absolutely rinsed if he thinks his slow methodical stat quoting will work. Boris might look like a douchebag but hes not bi tri quad I dont know lingual for nothing. I look forward to it as well maple.

cryrst

The garden of England 02 Jun 20 8.00pm

Originally posted by Mapletree

That is also what I heard. What I did not hear was him talking about homelessness stats.

The stats for sleeping on the streets have rocketed as I pointed out. And people are sleeping in shop fronts etc far more now. Ten years ago it was more limited to areas such as Waterloo which has been mentioned.

The desperation of some people to discredit Starmer is most interesting. He is feared in a way Corbyn wasn't. Better get ready for some big changes in four years' time.

Ha ha yup another labour loser being replaced in four years.
Once we are through this C19 s*** show starmer will be absolutely rinsed if he thinks his slow methodical stat quoting will work. Boris might look like a douchebag but hes not bi tri quad I dont know lingual for nothing. I look forward to it as well maple.

Mapletree Croydon 02 Jun 20 10.57pm
Originally posted by cryrst Ha ha yup another labour loser being replaced in four years. Once we are through this C19 s*** show starmer will be absolutely rinsed if he thinks his slow methodical stat quoting will work. Boris might look like a douchebag but hes not bi tri quad I dont know lingual for nothing. I look forward to it as well maple. Whatever. He has the attention span of a three year old in desperate need of the potty. That’s why he doesn’t call himself Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson. Takes too long to say when he could be chasing the next bit of totty.

Mapletree

Croydon 02 Jun 20 10.57pm

Originally posted by cryrst

Whatever. He has the attention span of a three year old in desperate need of the potty. That’s why he doesn’t call himself Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson. Takes too long to say when he could be chasing the next bit of totty.

Badger11 Beckenham 19 Apr 21 4.10pm
Ooops Starmer gets an earful [Link] There is something disturbing when the landlord is prevented from throwing him out of his own pub by Starmer's security. One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 19 Apr 21 4.10pm

Ooops

Starmer gets an earful

[Link]

There is something disturbing when the landlord is prevented from throwing him out of his own pub by Starmer's security.

One more point

Fatherken 19 Apr 21 4.30pm
By the interview he did afterwards I don't think he was listening to the publican . Starmer should be held responsible for his bodyguards behaviour and the bodyguard done for assault .

Fatherken

19 Apr 21 4.30pm

By the interview he did afterwards I don't think he was listening to the publican . Starmer should be held responsible for his bodyguards behaviour and the bodyguard done for assault .

Badger11 Beckenham 19 Apr 21 4.56pm
Originally posted by Fatherken By the interview he did afterwards I don't think he was listening to the publican . Starmer should be held responsible for his bodyguards behaviour and the bodyguard done for assault . I'm not saying that Starmer or his bodyguard should be charged but it was not a good look seeing a publican pushed out of the way and then restrained. Possibly they did not realise he was the owner, still the optics will not be in his favour. Update This has to be a failure of Starmer's people. Most senior politicians have an advance guard somebody should have gone to that pub before Starmer and asked if it was okay for his boss to come in. Edited by Badger11 (19 Apr 2021 5.38pm) One more point

Badger11

Beckenham 19 Apr 21 4.56pm

Originally posted by Fatherken

By the interview he did afterwards I don't think he was listening to the publican . Starmer should be held responsible for his bodyguards behaviour and the bodyguard done for assault .

I'm not saying that Starmer or his bodyguard should be charged but it was not a good look seeing a publican pushed out of the way and then restrained. Possibly they did not realise he was the owner, still the optics will not be in his favour.

Update
This has to be a failure of Starmer's people. Most senior politicians have an advance guard somebody should have gone to that pub before Starmer and asked if it was okay for his boss to come in.

Edited by Badger11 (19 Apr 2021 5.38pm)

One more point

jeeagles 19 Apr 21 5.16pm
Originally posted by Fatherken By the interview he did afterwards I don't think he was listening to the publican . Starmer should be held responsible for his bodyguards behaviour and the bodyguard done for assault . It seems like there was some disparity in what the Landlord said and what Starmer said the Landlord said. I thought he was trying to say that as a lifelong Labour voter he had been let down by a party in the grip of idiots that had failed to win an election leaving the gates wide open for the Tories. Unfortunately, the majority of the vocal Labour support just blame those Nasty/Racist/Fascist/Corrupt (insert overused buzz word here until it's meaningless) Tory Scum. They have undertaken no self refection and don't realise that the Tories won because they failed to but forward a compelling manifesto.

jeeagles

19 Apr 21 5.16pm

Originally posted by Fatherken

By the interview he did afterwards I don't think he was listening to the publican . Starmer should be held responsible for his bodyguards behaviour and the bodyguard done for assault .

It seems like there was some disparity in what the Landlord said and what Starmer said the Landlord said.

I thought he was trying to say that as a lifelong Labour voter he had been let down by a party in the grip of idiots that had failed to win an election leaving the gates wide open for the Tories.

Unfortunately, the majority of the vocal Labour support just blame those Nasty/Racist/Fascist/Corrupt (insert overused buzz word here until it's meaningless) Tory Scum. They have undertaken no self refection and don't realise that the Tories won because they failed to but forward a compelling manifesto.

croydon proud Any european country i fancy! 19 Apr 21 6.16pm
He has been very quiet in the last year, very disappointing with such easy targets to attack, he is a very good speaker when he gets up, but he hasn"t spoken out enough in my opinion , really disappointing, makes you wonder how contrived this parliament thing is. I have worked in the house, and did notice mps of all sides drinking and laughing together, eating and socialising, makes you wonder why we the public take it seriously.

croydon proud

Any european country i fancy! 19 Apr 21 6.16pm

He has been very quiet in the last year, very disappointing with such easy targets to attack, he is a very good speaker when he gets up, but he hasn"t spoken out enough in my opinion , really disappointing, makes you wonder how contrived this parliament thing is. I have worked in the house, and did notice mps of all sides drinking and laughing together, eating and socialising, makes you wonder why we the public take it seriously.

steeleye20 Croydon 19 Apr 21 6.35pm
Very disappointed in him. No impact, no policies, no ideals. Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories. And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal? Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it. Yet he leads the opposition. Very odd.

steeleye20

Croydon 19 Apr 21 6.35pm

Very disappointed in him.

No impact, no policies, no ideals.

Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories.

And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal?

Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it.

Yet he leads the opposition.

Very odd.

ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 19 Apr 21 6.44pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Very disappointed in him. No impact, no policies, no ideals. Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories. And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal? Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it. Yet he leads the opposition. Very odd. There's always Khan. Red and Blue Army!

ASCPFC

Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 19 Apr 21 6.44pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Very disappointed in him.

No impact, no policies, no ideals.

Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories.

And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal?

Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it.

Yet he leads the opposition.

Very odd.

There's always Khan.

Red and Blue Army!

BlueJay UK 19 Apr 21 6.53pm
Originally posted by Badger11 Ooops Starmer gets an earful [Link] There is something disturbing when the landlord is prevented from throwing him out of his own pub by Starmer's security. Yes not a good look for security. I guess he wasn't quite sure what was going on and took a better safe than sorry approach. Nice of the bloke to do his best Peggy Mitchell impression though right down to the hairstyle. Gerrrout of my pub!

BlueJay

UK 19 Apr 21 6.53pm

Originally posted by Badger11

Ooops

Starmer gets an earful

[Link]

There is something disturbing when the landlord is prevented from throwing him out of his own pub by Starmer's security.

Yes not a good look for security. I guess he wasn't quite sure what was going on and took a better safe than sorry approach. Nice of the bloke to do his best Peggy Mitchell impression though right down to the hairstyle. Gerrrout of my pub!

Tom-the-eagle Croydon 19 Apr 21 7.25pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Very disappointed in him. No impact, no policies, no ideals. Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories. And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal? Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it. Yet he leads the opposition. Very odd. It’s funny, I’m generally, (although not exclusively) Right leaning, however I like the fact he doesn’t constantly attack the government. To me it comes across quite classy. Whilst not my cup of tea, I think he’s fairly credible. Edited by Tom-the-eagle (19 Apr 2021 7.27pm) "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

Tom-the-eagle

Croydon 19 Apr 21 7.25pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Very disappointed in him.

No impact, no policies, no ideals.

Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories.

And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal?

Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it.

Yet he leads the opposition.

Very odd.

It’s funny, I’m generally, (although not exclusively) Right leaning, however I like the fact he doesn’t constantly attack the government. To me it comes across quite classy.

Whilst not my cup of tea, I think he’s fairly credible.

Edited by Tom-the-eagle (19 Apr 2021 7.27pm)

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

cryrst The garden of England 19 Apr 21 8.05pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Very disappointed in him. No impact, no policies, no ideals. Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories. And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal? Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it. Yet he leads the opposition. Very odd. So take brexit out of it and what should he oppose or propose? Are there Any changes that could be made atm which would make it better for the majority of uk citizens. Thats the numbers game of politics.

cryrst

The garden of England 19 Apr 21 8.05pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Very disappointed in him.

No impact, no policies, no ideals.

Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories.

And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal?

Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it.

Yet he leads the opposition.

Very odd.

So take brexit out of it and what should he oppose or propose?
Are there Any changes that could be made atm which would make it better for the majority of uk citizens. Thats the numbers game of politics.

kevlee born Wandsworth emigrated to Lanc... 19 Apr 21 8.31pm
Originally posted by steeleye20 Very disappointed in him. No impact, no policies, no ideals. Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories. And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal? Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it. Yet he leads the opposition. Very odd. If it look like a Tory and talks like a Tory...its probably Kier Starmer... Chocolate teapot. Following Palace since 25 Feb 1978

kevlee

born Wandsworth emigrated to Lanc... 19 Apr 21 8.31pm

Originally posted by steeleye20

Very disappointed in him.

No impact, no policies, no ideals.

Just can't bring himself to have a go at the tories.

And his judgement, how could he possibly whip the labour party to support Johnson's deal?

Now, with it falling apart, he has no position as he supported it.

Yet he leads the opposition.

Very odd.

If it look like a Tory and talks like a Tory...its probably Kier Starmer...
Chocolate teapot.

Following Palace since 25 Feb 1978

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