O/T Coronavirus Thread (3)

[great_fire]

Pup - Andrew Neill is/ was a Murdoch hatchetman. BBC should have not touched him with a bargepole. Ask the ex-Wapping printers and their families what they think of him. You need to learn a bit of history.

And Andrew Marr was a Maoist.

[rolymiller]

And Andrew Marr was a Maoist.

Its surreal the stuff you come out with gfire...he might have got a pet cat and be a miaowist maybe thats where you are going wrong..

[mikemiller]

There are various people who come on here and claim that they were "left wing" in their younger days but are right wing now, Mad Monty being one of them, but strangely nobody has ever confirmed the stories about their earlier lives

[great_fire]

There are various people who come on here and claim that they were "left wing" in their younger days but are right wing now, Mad Monty being one of them, but strangely nobody has ever confirmed the stories about their earlier lives

So he's not left-wing anymore but Andrew Neil still is, despite the hissy fit he had when Johnson wouldn't do an interview with him.

[mikemiller]

So he's not left-wing anymore but Andrew Neil still is, despite the hissy fit he had when Johnson wouldn't do an interview with him.

The ruling class are still split over the EU. Big businness wanted to remain in the EU, generally smaller businesses and the Tory mps didn't. Andrew Neill isn't left wing. Boris has quite a few enemies within the ruling class.

Still avoiding answering the questions about whether you are supporting the "Kick it out" campaign though - I wonder why?

If you really worked for the NHS, it would be fairly normal to join a trades union - maybe you have forgotten about that too?

[Shark27]

Still avoiding answering the questions about whether you are supporting the "Kick it out" campaign though - I wonder why?

Just a quick question on this;
If someone says they don't support 'unite against fascism' does that mean they are a fascist?

[mikemiller]

Just a quick question on this;
If someone says they don't support 'unite against fascism' does that mean they are a fascist?

All depends on the reason, and it is not the same campaign as the "Kick it out" the campaign that RUFC, our club (mine anyway, not sure about some of the other posters) , is supporting. For example Rio Ferdinand did not support some of the football anti-racist initiatives, because he felt that they did not go far enough. Don't think that was the case with Great Fire though. He never really gave a clear answer did he? Maybe you can get an answer out of him. The PFA and the Football League clubs are officially supporting "Kick it out".