O/T Russia did it

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Originally Posted by Trickytreesreds

Thought of the day

If the most pro remain(former) MP heads an investigation into Russian interference of the EU referendum and fails to uncover any interference. Maybe there was none?

Dominc Grieve- Chairman of the intelligence and security committee ( 2015-2019)

Maybe Corbyn needs to come out with an explanation with his magic pieces of paper that fell in his lap, as well explaining why compensation is due to victimised Jew whistle blowers?
Will the SNP be dropping their calls for a new referendum, seeing as the last one failed, even after the failed intereference?

I do love it, when folks can scream about one particular thing, but ignore any connection with the same accusations.

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Is there any chance of you ceasing to refer to people ‘screaming’ Tricky?
In just about every post you talk about scream, screaming or screamers’. I fear it may be some sort of fantasy of yours. ;D

You’re the one who has brought the subject up, you’re the one who is banging on and on and on about it.
Talk about ‘empty vessels’...everyone else is just quietly, and correctly, suggesting you read the ‘small print’, oh...and Corbyn is yesterday’s news...get over it.

Quote. .and Corbyn is yesterday news..[/QUOTE]
Thankfully!!

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Originally Posted by Trickytreesreds

Thought of the day

If the most pro remain(former) MP heads an investigation into Russian interference of the EU referendum and fails to uncover any interference. Maybe there was none?

Dominc Grieve- Chairman of the intelligence and security committee ( 2015-2019)

Maybe Corbyn needs to come out with an explanation with his magic pieces of paper that fell in his lap, as well explaining why compensation is due to victimised Jew whistle blowers?
Will the SNP be dropping their calls for a new referendum, seeing as the last one failed, even after the failed intereference?

I do love it, when folks can scream about one particular thing, but ignore any connection with the same accusations.

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I ask you a question of you can't or won't answer don't bring up totally irrelevant things about Jews ,Corbyn or the SNP. You just make yourself look silly I never scream about anything If you think Corbyn Jews or Scotland have anything at all to do with Russian interference in a referendum you need seriously need to give your head a wobble If you want to start a thread just refer to it not try and justify it with irrelevance

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Originally Posted by macstheman

Quote. .and Corbyn is yesterday news..

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Thankfully!![/QUOTE]

Totally agree...just be nice if a certain someone remembered that Keir Starmer is now in his fourth month as leader and the Corbyn ‘stick’ has long since broken.

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Originally Posted by Trickytreesreds

so, what you're saying is. They found no exidence of interference, but were criticised for not considering it?
Will all those MP's and peers be apologising then, for claiming it was rigged?

Will the SNP be admitting they were helped?

Will Corbyn and all his commie allies apologise for being used as puppets?

Russians have been allowed way too much leeway money wise in this country. Bliar thought it was wonderful in 2001.
It hasn't changed.
China the same thing, as we are just discovering.

Trouble is, our politics has a lot of admirers of Red thinking.

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OH dear wrong again Thicky! Believing the hype your ultra right wing fake news internet sources tell you?

There was no investigation into possible Russian interference in the Brexit vote, if you don't look you don't find, however there was evidence of the spreading of online fake news which was pro Brexit from bots that were almost certainly of Russian origin.

It was clear that our intelligence services didn't look too closely for fear of being treading into politics, as if thats ever stopped them doing stuff before as Harold Wilson would if alive testify to!

Commie allies? I think complex politics is a wee bit beyond your IQ level as evidence by your simplistic view of the word Red - its been a long time since Russia could accurately be called communist and whilst China is ostensibly a communist state, its a name they use but the reality is somewhat different.

Rather than come on here and repeat the propaganda of the rich right wing elites who use ****s like you to further their own agendas, maybe wise up a bit?

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Originally Posted by GUNTERYY36

The US prresident is still waiting for an apology for the Russia hoax. Fair do's though. The media soon found something else to bash Trump with.

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If you actually believe that was a hoax then you really are thick! Maybe sod off over the Atlantic and worship your hero!

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Originally Posted by ramAnag

Thankfully!!

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Totally agree...just be nice if a certain someone remembered that Keir Starmer is now in his fourth month as leader and the Corbyn ‘stick’ has long since broken.[/QUOTE]

On a semi related subject, interesting to see (hear) a number of times now, Keir Starmer calling out Boris Johnson's soundbite politics across the despatch box. I predict lost of trouble for Boris in this area over the coming years and to be honest I'd welcome the demise of that Punch And Judy approach to debate

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Originally Posted by Andy_Faber

Totally agree...just be nice if a certain someone remembered that Keir Starmer is now in his fourth month as leader and the Corbyn ‘stick’ has long since broken.

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On a semi related subject, interesting to see (hear) a number of times now, Keir Starmer calling out Boris Johnson's soundbite politics across the despatch box. I predict lost of trouble for Boris in this area over the coming years and to be honest I'd welcome the demise of that Punch And Judy approach to debate[/QUOTE]

Completely agree, Andy. PMQs in particular has become an embarrassment in recent years (prior to a largely empty socially distanced HoC).
The sooner we get rid of the braying rabble factor, which is more reminiscent of a poor public school debating society than national leaders, the better.

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Originally Posted by Andy_Faber

Totally agree...just be nice if a certain someone remembered that Keir Starmer is now in his fourth month as leader and the Corbyn ‘stick’ has long since broken.

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On a semi related subject, interesting to see (hear) a number of times now, Keir Starmer calling out Boris Johnson's soundbite politics across the despatch box. I predict lost of trouble for Boris in this area over the coming years and to be honest I'd welcome the demise of that Punch And Judy approach to debate[/QUOTE]?

Andy Boris not be there for years if there is anything that's a certainty that is . Rishi Sunak will be PM by next Easter and Cummings will be back under the stone he crawled from

Well he’s certainly amassing some Brownie points, the acid test will be when he has to start taking money off folk rather than dishing it out