Jeremy Corbyn-new Labour leader?
14 September 2015, 01:04 PM
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Isn't PT a bit dodgy with the age of consent? Seems to be a Labour thing afaik.
14 September 2015, 01:21 PM
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Labour are very anti-indigenous, especially in regards to the English. Brit Culture supplantation is a must in the parties ideology.
"Too many white faces" "People who display St George cross are racist" "Majority of child abusers are white" "Why should Leicester have a white mayor" etc etc etc etc
14 September 2015, 01:33 PM
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14 September 2015, 01:40 PM
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A lot is reading between the lines and seeing the big picture but there are many sources to make one think the Party would like to govern a malleable society and turn it into a singular hybrid race. Facebook links, open border policy, failure to protect white girls in Rotherham and similar communities, members/supporters ideologies inc those of my own Labour party member brother, Peter Tatchell's revelations and controversial Labour PM quotes, inc those by Diane Abbott, Sarah Chapman and Huw Thomas.
14 September 2015, 01:45 PM
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It's great to watch the so-called lefties running around foaming at the mouth in case a true left-wing politician is elected leader of a party that purports to be left-wing.
I sincerely hope Corbyn is elected leader as it will be truly catastrophic for the labour party.
I sincerely hope Corbyn is elected leader as it will be truly catastrophic for the labour party.
14 September 2015, 02:04 PM
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Heard an interview with a TUC spokesperson this morning and they flatly refused to answer the question of what they thought of his election, instead they just said they were looking forward to working with the new leadership of the Labour party.
History? Geography? Did you go to school? Have you got a brain?
14 September 2015, 02:24 PM
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A lot is reading between the lines and seeing the big picture but there are many sources to make one think the Party would like to govern a malleable society and turn it into a singular hybrid race. Facebook links, open border policy, failure to protect white girls in Rotherham and similar communities, members/supporters ideologies inc those of my own Labour party member brother, Peter Tatchell's revelations and controversial Labour PM quotes, inc those by Diane Abbott, Sarah Chapman and Huw Thomas.
It must be true, you read it on the Internet!
14 September 2015, 05:10 PM
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Nope, I don't dislike them, I just don't want them here...and in my mind, they have no right to BE here!
We already have a poor division of wealth between rich and poor, north and south etc.
We have a whole generation lied to by Labour, most now on very low paid work if working at all, many with HUGE student loans around their necks.
And then we apparently have 800,000 vacancies....yet they are in areas no-one can afford to move to in order to fill them.
Plus we have hundreds of thousands of our young on benefits who cannot afford to take work, or they take a pay cut.
THAT'S what wants sorting out, NOT taking in another hundred thousand with no means of support...and most of whom utterly hate us and our way of life.
We already have a poor division of wealth between rich and poor, north and south etc.
We have a whole generation lied to by Labour, most now on very low paid work if working at all, many with HUGE student loans around their necks.
And then we apparently have 800,000 vacancies....yet they are in areas no-one can afford to move to in order to fill them.
Plus we have hundreds of thousands of our young on benefits who cannot afford to take work, or they take a pay cut.
THAT'S what wants sorting out, NOT taking in another hundred thousand with no means of support...and most of whom utterly hate us and our way of life.
14 September 2015, 09:45 PM
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This guy is an absolute lunatic, his economic plans are absolutely in the madhouse!
Besides staggering levels of borrowing he wants to raise £10billion for free tuition by raising corporation tax by 2.5% and £50k+ earners to pay 7% more!
Not hard to see what would happen if that was implemented, companies would relocate outside the UK en-masse with those high earners either accepting lower pay locally or relocating with the business! Net result? A REDUCTION in tax receipts by far more than £10billion!
Besides staggering levels of borrowing he wants to raise £10billion for free tuition by raising corporation tax by 2.5% and £50k+ earners to pay 7% more!
Not hard to see what would happen if that was implemented, companies would relocate outside the UK en-masse with those high earners either accepting lower pay locally or relocating with the business! Net result? A REDUCTION in tax receipts by far more than £10billion!
14 September 2015, 10:00 PM
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This guy is an absolute lunatic, his economic plans are absolutely in the madhouse!
Besides staggering levels of borrowing he wants to raise £10billion for free tuition by raising corporation tax by 2.5% and £50k+ earners to pay 7% more!
Not hard to see what would happen if that was implemented, companies would relocate outside the UK en-masse with those high earners either accepting lower pay locally or relocating with the business! Net result? A REDUCTION in tax receipts by far more than £10billion!
Besides staggering levels of borrowing he wants to raise £10billion for free tuition by raising corporation tax by 2.5% and £50k+ earners to pay 7% more!
Not hard to see what would happen if that was implemented, companies would relocate outside the UK en-masse with those high earners either accepting lower pay locally or relocating with the business! Net result? A REDUCTION in tax receipts by far more than £10billion!
14 September 2015, 10:02 PM
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Corbyn is a refreshing change and I like many, if not all, of his policies. He's certainly got far better policies than the incumbent buffoon!
14 September 2015, 10:12 PM
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When have I said we're full? I've not said that at all, I've said we should encourage skilled immigration and also take genuine refugees if you read through my posts.
15 September 2015, 07:59 PM
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15 September 2015, 08:03 PM
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15 September 2015, 08:36 PM
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Corbyn's display was disrepectful and childish, a 'look at me' demonstration of his commitment to republicanism. If he felt that way he should have stayed clear and not cause offence to all concerned, including his deeply embarrassed party.
15 September 2015, 09:29 PM
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He has the courage of his convictions.
15 September 2015, 09:39 PM
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all tittle tattle tbh
but it is done because it is effective
death by a thousand cuts
Michael Foot never really recovered from the cenotaph / duffel coat incident
but it is done because it is effective
death by a thousand cuts
Michael Foot never really recovered from the cenotaph / duffel coat incident