The only person who he seems to be ruining it for is you as you are the only one reporting posts to the mods every half hour yet you are the one who flaunts netiquette by referring to him by what you allege to be his first name.

There is someone on this site that I don't like but rather than whining all the time about how nasty he is I just ignore everything and anything he posts.

Can't you just do the same rather than make everyone have to read your non stop moaning

Corbyn questioned on NI/Eire unification poll. His response:

"That would be a decision that could be made within the terms of the Good Friday agreement. If that is the wish, then clearly such a poll would happen. I’m not asking for it, I’m not advocating it. What I’m asking for is a return to the fullness of the Good Friday agreement which would open up the opportunities and possibilities for the future of Ireland as whole.

That is the point of the Good Friday agreement - not direct rule, not imposition of a political view from Westminster, but devolution of powers to Stormont here and of course the relationship with the Republic. And it is quite clear that it’s there for a poll on both sides of the border, should that be something that is demanded."

Today's Telegraph front page: "Corbyn calls for a united Ireland".

These are meant to be serious journalists.

This government is truly awful.

I won't be voting for them. There are Tories I like but they don't hold power.

In fact I think a lot of Tories will only really be voting for them out of fear of Corbyn because he's going to take their stuff....on the pretext of 're-balancing'.

The far left have nothing to say to better off areas and the far left don't like to admit that that's quite a lot of votes in England.

It's why they love immigration citizenship so much because they know every extra passport is in most cases a vote for them.

Edited by Stirlingsays (26 May 2018 7.21am)

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

Then how come they just posted record returns in Westminster and Wandsworth?

Truth is the key issue for the Torres is that the middle classes are getting screwed over by the current economic system as well as the poor. In London that is most keenly felt by young professionals who can’t get on the housing ladder, but for many others it is the wage decline in professions like teaching, policing and nursing. Labour are absolutely sweeping up the votes of those type of people.

I would hazard that they, to a far greater extent than the migrant vote, is the reason why Labour have done so surprisingly well in the past two elections.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

Westminister

Tories 41
Labour 19

Wandsworth

Tories 33
Labour 26

These are safe Tory seats that aren't going to change to Labour. The point remains.

I have lots of sympathy with the sentiments expressed here. However, this screwing over has been done by both parties over decades. It's a situation worsened by high immigration numbers...a policy Labour welcome.

Also the economic policies of the far left are incoherent and will see large scale de-investment and high taxes.

This isn't going to improve the situation one bit. I'm working class and interested in greater social mobility and opportunity for hard workers. I'm well aware of the lies that the radical left tell about what is possible to the disenfranchised.

The support the far left...and indeed all the left have for unfetted immigration, which is mostly low skilled immigration shows the true attitude and contempt the far left (whose leadership are mostly middle class) have for the working man and woman.

The suppressive affect on wages and housing availability is obvious. Yet the far left overtly lie about caring. They want the votes they know the immigrants granted citizenship give them.

Edited by Stirlingsays (26 May 2018 8.25pm)

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

Jeremy is also responsible for the Gareth Southgate penalty miss and has admitted attending an Arsenal match.

All Corbyn has to do is wait until the Tories implode over Brexit and then step in. If he doesn't get in soon he will probably be remembered as the worst Labour opposition since Kinnock. He is in a situation where he virtually can't lose.

Red and Blue Army!

How can you get it so wrong? Yes, he was there, but he was not actually part of it. In fact, he did not even know what was going on but it would have been rude of him to ignore these fine people and he was only helping them with the flowers because they were heavy.

Honestly, people are so quick to jump to the wrong conclusions.

Its like Brexit. Yes, Jeremey did vote against the EU on every and any occasion he could. And yes, he does not like the EU and respects the will of the people but he also had his fingers crossed and behind his back which means that if you love the EU and want us to remain in it you should still vote for him because you can sing his name at pop concerts.

Hope that has cleared up any mistakes you might have read in the Jewish controlled media. Ooops I meant Zionist. Jezza loves the Jews really.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

With every passing day of this truly dreadful, ghastly, appalling government, a Corbyn victory is looking more and more certain.

The Tories simply cannot rely any more on the hope that people will simply vote for them to keep Corbyn out (as they did last time) - they've alienated so many people, made so many enemies and, crucially, shat on so much of their core support that removing them rather than actually electing Corbyn will be the priority at the next election.

Corbyn will be Prime Minister, even if only by default.

Edited by Cucking Funt (14 Aug 2018 10.14am)

Apologies Matov. I didn't read your previous post in its entirety. The satire and the humour now appreciated.