And Kermit and Gusset.

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

Cameron and the big business interests that he represents took a gamble - and lost. They failed to recognise (or again hoped they could ignore) the seething anger that exists against austerity and inequality and the desire to kick out against the establishment politicians. The turmoil is just beginning. Yes, right-wing populists and racists will try to capitalise on that anger but now the trade union movement must step in to direct that discontent into united action against all the attacks we face.

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If Scotland get their independence, in ten years people will have forgotten even what a socialist is. The disconnection of the Labour party and its traditional voters has been starkly exposed. If it wasn't for disaffected folk in so-called working class areas, we'd still be in the EU. Your boy Corbyn has well and truly f*cked up. Both he and Cameron should be ditched.

Edited by Cucking Funt (24 Jun 2016 7.52am)

I think he should stay to help lead and act as an emergency brake against anti worker reforms which with the likes Gove Boris et al waiting in the wings with the collusion of the murdoch press could be very likely.

many of 'my sort' voted leave because of the way the EU is run for profit not people. I was very close to making that choice as well. As I've said I found it a very difficult decision to make myself.

Really? He's already shown piss-poor judgement in reading the mood of his own voters so I'm scratching my head wondering what possible influence he could have?