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[Charro]

I think his detractors are more obsessed with Corbyn than his supporters.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

I think his detractors are more obsessed with Corbyn than his supporters.

As you would.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

And the rest.

 

[Charro]

As you would.

You mention him more than anyone else though.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

You mention him more than anyone else though.

I merely point to the obvious.

 

[Ming the merciless]

The first time will be spent trying to find some way to fixing the mess of the last fourteen years and steady the ship.

The next term after that, will be about implementing policies ( if at all possible )

They won’t get another term if they don’t make significant inroads into the problems that beset the country. Nothing I’ve seen so far leads me to believe that they will unfortunately.

 

[TommyDavo]

They won’t get another term if they don’t make significant inroads into the problems that beset the country. Nothing I’ve seen so far leads me to believe that they will unfortunately.

So another Tory government in 5 years, how will that help and don’t give me the left wing party that will apparently emerge.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

They won’t get another term if they don’t make significant inroads into the problems that beset the country. Nothing I’ve seen so far leads me to believe that they will unfortunately.

A lot can happen in 5 years and much depends on how the tories react and who they elect as leader. If they go too far right it could well be another ‘vote not Tory election’
This is not sustainable though as we’re now seeing in France and the US.

 

[Ming the merciless]

So another Tory government in 5 years, how will that help and don’t give me the left wing party that will apparently emerge.

It won’t be a left wing party that will emerge, we’ll be going down the same route as France.

 

[tsubaki]

I think his detractors are more obsessed with Corbyn than his supporters.

Indeed, and this is of course is because he is better than them at politics.

 

[davek]

Bless him, he thinks anybody cares about the people of Gaza when they cant even get a Drs appointment or even know what a dentist looks like.

One thing he can do right now is to stop working for the S*n. He cant even achieve that.


...and by the way, for the umpteenth time, stop using that EDL flag.

 

[Sean Ashley]

One thing he can do right now is to stop working for the S*n. He cant even achieve that.


...and by the way, for the umpteenth time, stop using that EDL flag.

Opinion: As a former EDL member, I urge you to think about what St George's Day really represents

To be honest, a lot of people get sucked in thinking the same thing I did. But then I met an ex-jihadist who made me change my mind

www.independent.co.uk

A direct quote from the article

"Being a former member of the EDL myself, I understand why the group’s badge is the St George’s Cross. The far-right has a history of hijacking symbols and causes. Britain First does it with the Union Jack; the EDL does it with St George. They take things that matter to people in Britain and pretend to care themselves. It shows how unpatriotic they really are."

I rest my rest good day Sir

 

[Sean Ashley]

*edit

I rest my case

 

[Goat]

One thing he can do right now is to stop working for the S*n. He cant even achieve that.


...and by the way, for the umpteenth time, stop using that EDL flag.

Its not and never will be their flag, its mine, yours, ours and they will never take it away from us.

 

[edge]

Its not and never will be their flag, its mine, yours, ours and they will never take it away from us.

Fly it with pride mate.