New Leader Announced

[sinkov]

Good try or what..?

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Good try or what BT ? I think it goes into the 'or what' category doesn't it. It should also be distributed to every mental institution in the land, it might possibly make good bedtime reading for the inmates. An alternative use could be to cut it into small squares and use it as toilet paper. You may not have noticed BT, although I don't have much time for Corbyn, I criticise him less than many on here, he has found himself promoted way beyond his capabilities, but I have some sympathy for him, he never sought that position, it was thrust upon him and now he's in at the deep end, far from the shallow now, no wonder the poor bugger is floundering.
He's from the old school Labour Left, Michael Foot, Tony Benn, Bob Crow etc, and your good self also BT, who could see the EU for what it was and still is, and has spent a lifetime opposing it. I can imagine him sat in his office as Seamus pushed that letter in front of him and told him 'sign that'. It's sad that he's given up the struggle of a lifetime, but I do feel for him.

[Supersub6]

Good try or what BT ? I think it goes into the 'or what' category doesn't it. It should also be distributed to every mental institution in the land, it might possibly make good bedtime reading for the inmates. An alternative use could be to cut it into small squares and use it as toilet paper. You may not have noticed BT, although I don't have much time for Corbyn, I criticise him less than many on here, he has found himself promoted way beyond his capabilities, but I have some sympathy for him, he never sought that position, it was thrust upon him and now he's in at the deep end, far from the shallow now, no wonder the poor bugger is floundering.
He's from the old school Labour Left, Michael Foot, Tony Benn, Bob Crow etc, and your good self also BT, who could see the EU for what it was and still is, and has spent a lifetime opposing it. I can imagine him sat in his office as Seamus pushed that letter in front of him and told him 'sign that'. It's sad that he's given up the struggle of a lifetime, but I do feel for him.

I'm sure that when his pay cheque appears in the bank he will not really think that he is struggling. It would appear that sitting on the back benches, supporting terrorist organisations etc., etc. does have quite good benefits plus a better pension that you or I will ever have.

[sinkov]

I'm sure that when his pay cheque appears in the bank he will not really think that he is struggling. It would appear that sitting on the back benches, supporting terrorist organisations etc., etc. does have quite good benefits plus a better pension that you or I will ever have.

I think the struggle is with his conscience Sub, he's always opposed the EU, but as leader of the Labour Party he has to go with what the NEC decides, at least I think that's the way it works, BT will correct me if I'm wrong, and they and the majority of Party members are Remainiacs. So despite his best efforts at fudging the issue, he's losing the battle and Labour are becoming a party of Remain.

We wouldn't swop with him though would we Sub, we survive on our pittance, we have time to watch the footy and study the gee-gees, he doesn't, he's welcome to his life Sub, I'm happy with mine, and I know you're the same.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I've met him twice and my honest verdict is, he his much to nice a person to be on the front bench of politics. You need proper bags of self interested sh-it like Blair, BoJo, Theresa May and IDS to be ruthless enough to demand we work until we die at 75 or preferably earlier, then the services of the NHS won't be required.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

I'm sure that when his pay cheque appears in the bank he will not really think that he is struggling. It would appear that sitting on the back benches, supporting terrorist organisations etc., etc. does have quite good benefits plus a better pension that you or I will ever have.

Being empathic and actually giving a phuck about other people, does not mean you support "terrorist organisations".

[army88]

Being empathic and actually giving a phuck about other people, does not mean you support "terrorist organisations".

One of these days BT you will just have to accept that he is and will continue to be.

He might man up one day and spill the beans when he’s out of the front line.

It won’t be long now that , if it ends up with a general election and he wins, my whole faith in politics and democracy will be lost.

I appreciate your beliefs Bt but Corbyn is not the answer for Labour.

[Supersub6]

Being empathic and actually giving a phuck about other people, does not mean you support "terrorist organisations".

Your opinion differs to lots of veterans who actually think very differently about the actions of JC in past times. The only person JC thinks about is himself ---just like the rest of them. I am surprised that a man of your intelligence is so easily taken in, although that seems to be the case with anyone who subscribes to any political party --very blinkered view ---no doubt sinkov will give you tips about the difference blinkers make to the gee gees.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Your opinion differs to lots of veterans who actually think very differently about the actions of JC in past times. The only person JC thinks about is himself ---just like the rest of them. I am surprised that a man of your intelligence is so easily taken in, although that seems to be the case with anyone who subscribes to any political party --very blinkered view ---no doubt sinkov will give you tips about the difference blinkers make to the gee gees.

He just does not do "Queen & Country" in the same way our Armed Forces are indoctrinated to do. He will defend the United Kingdom's Armed Forces financially and properly, but as for the Royal Family - forget it!

[1959_60]

BT, you tell us that you think the UK should leave the EU with no deal.

So what do you think about the current Labour policy on it? (I may have to ask you again next week )

[Supersub6]