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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Yep. Because the population are mostly dumb c**ts. Fortunately they weren't in June last year.
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Yep. Because the population are mostly dumb c**ts. The people voting en masse, more often than not, make the correct decisions, eg: Brexit, Scottish independence vote. This is because they tend to vote for what is in their own interests and not for idealogical reasons. Edited by hedgehog50 (31 May 2017 2.14pm)
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Originally posted by Y Ddraig Goch
I have now watched the interview, he had two paper pads as well as an iPad. The figures were not on either paper pad. He was being interviewed about the launch of that specific policy. he should have had those figures to hand, it should have been point 1 or 2 of a list of bullet points. If the interview had gone on to something else e.g. NHS, then it would be reasonable for him not to know all the figures off the top of his head or have them immediately to hand. Proper Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance I agree, of course he should have known those figures. He's trying to convince us he's competent enough to do the top job in the country!
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Yep. Because the population are mostly dumb c**ts. Dumb is a relative term. The current world of media is seriously testing our politicians and exposing their flaws. They seem to be on a learning curve. Believing in politicians to fix your life and be on your side is akin to believing that God will do the same. Vote for the people who can do the job they are paid for the most competently and don't expect more.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I think Jeremy Corbyn has been an absolute revelation a good message relevant manifesto his good humour and mainly his energy. Mrs May is revealed to have no personality no policies and latterly just personal abuse. He is all we have to prevent a one party state and a dictator with unlimited powers. The perfect candidate to appeal to the weak-willed.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
I think Jeremy Corbyn has been an absolute revelation a good message relevant manifesto his good humour and mainly his energy. Mrs May is revealed to have no personality no policies and latterly just personal abuse. He is all we have to prevent a one party state and a dictator with unlimited powers. How is this going to come about exactly?
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
The perfect candidate to appeal to the weak-willed. Corbyn is not weak he is fit and hardy and leading from the front.
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
I said he is the perfect candidate to appeal to the weak-willed. Not that he himself was weak. One sentence and you can't even understand that. -.-' You are rattled rattled rattled........... Must be a tory.
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Rattled. By pointing out your industrial-strength, weapons-grade stupidity. Which you exhibit unashamedly as if it were a badge of honour. Righto. Now now brexit is brexit (finger wag) We are not giving a running commentary and just because the election is about brexit does not mean that we will be debating it. By the way sorry to get personal but you did call me a c**t and you must be one yourself for having a brain the size of a pea to believe anything she says.
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Originally posted by steeleye20
Now now brexit is brexit (finger wag) We are not giving a running commentary and just because the election is about brexit does not mean that we will be debating it. By the way sorry to get personal but you did call me a c**t and you must be one yourself for having a brain the size of a pea to believe anything she says.
If the cap fits....
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Will there be coup if he wins?
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
Will there be coup if he wins? If he wins, it will be a coup. Now I've got that out of the way....I guess the publication of recommendations from Jezza's first Strategic Defence Review would be the time to ask that question again. I'd be as keen as you to know what the "red lines" actually are for the Generals.
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Originally posted by Mr_Gristle
If he wins, it will be a coup. Now I've got that out of the way....I guess the publication of recommendations from Jezza's first Strategic Defence Review would be the time to ask that question again. I'd be as keen as you to know what the "red lines" actually are for the Generals. It could be when he introduces savage cuts - like having the Queen guillotined in Trafalgar Square.
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
It could be when he introduces savage cuts - like having the Queen guillotined in Trafalgar Square. Tea duly spat out :-)
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
I said he is the perfect candidate to appeal to the weak-willed. Not that he himself was weak. One sentence and you can't even understand that. -.-' Isn't that largely the story of every peace time prime minister - someone who appeals to people who are weak willed and can sell them on the fantasy they're peddling.
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Isn't that largely the story of every peace time prime minister - someone who appeals to people who are weak willed and can sell them on the fantasy they're peddling. Yes. Not sure what else I can add to what I've already said concerning my opinion of politicians.
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Originally posted by jamiemartin721
Isn't that largely the story of every peace time prime minister - someone who appeals to people who are weak willed and can sell them on the fantasy they're peddling.
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