Jeremy Corbyn's time is up

[Kid_Eternity]

I think pile ons are in very bad taste..... normally. You hoo.... Kid_Eternity yoo hoo.... helloooo

Lol, really not an issue, let them have their fun.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

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Shameful if unsurprising from Labour. I'm sure Kid_Eternity will be along shortly to tell us why this proves Corbyn can't be trusted.

Corbyn has proven beyond doubt what a complete waste of oxygen he is. We don't need weird ideas like this to know he can't be trusted.

 

[belboid]

Corbyn has proven beyond doubt what a complete waste of oxygen he is. We don't need weird ideas like this to know he can't be trusted.

stick to quoting right wingers, at least you can pretend that their stupid ideas aren't yours then.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Isn't necessarily advocacy. But if you don't disagree with it, and you haven't said you disagree with it when given the chance, then you're quoting it approvingly

Nope, that's not how quoting works, that's how playing the player not the ball works.

 

[littlebabyjesus]

Lol, really not an issue, let them have their fun.

Do you accept that you posted up info sourced from a well-known lier?

 

[Kid_Eternity]

stick to quoting right wingers, at least you can pretend that their stupid ideas aren't yours then.

I've said repeatedly on here what I think of Corbyn.

 

[belboid]

I've said repeatedly on here what I think of Corbyn.

and you've repeatedly avoided commenting when it is pointed out that your sources are right-wing liars. Funny that.

 

[Pickman's model]

Nope, that's not how quoting works, that's how playing the player not the ball works.

And again you don't deny it.

 

[Pickman's model]

I've said repeatedly on here what I think of Corbyn.

You say that like it's a good thing

 

[The39thStep]

You say that like it's a good thing

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The grand tory 'civil war' thread

 

[Whagwan]

Harpin was saying the exact same shit when they tried to deselect Zarah Sultana and she ended up winning reselection from every branch.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Apparently there’s a poll (caveat: with slightly woolly methodology) showing Labour and Corbyn neck and neck. Would explain why we’re seeing some big names in the seat from Labour.

 

[Pickman's model]

Apparently there’s a poll (caveat: with slightly woolly methodology) showing Labour and Corbyn neck and neck. Would explain why we’re seeing some big names in the seat from Labour.

You're on fire today

 

[two sheds]

That's amazing Corbyn seems to have gone from 20% to 50% in just a matter of days At this rate he'll have 100% of the vote

 

[Zapp Brannigan]

That's amazing Corbyn seems to have gone from 20% to 50% in just a matter of days At this rate he'll have 100% of the vote

108%, just like in the FAR LEFT banana republics he's so fond of. Is there anything this monster won't stoop to?

 

[PR1Berske]

Neither YouGov nor the FT seat projectors include Jeremy Corbyn as an option for this seat. Only the Election UK nowcast does.

 

[tommers]

Legend.

 

[Karl Masks]

Neither YouGov nor the FT seat projectors include Jeremy Corbyn as an option for this seat. Only the Election UK nowcast does.

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I don't want Jeremy sharing the opposition benches with fucking Farage, Bravermaniac, possibly Galloway, and whoever else the Refuk voterbase vomits out of our tormented political psyche

 

[two sheds]

More than half of voters want Jeremy Corbyn back in Labour party, new poll reveals

Exclusive: Polling shows that 1 in 3 people want both the former Labour leader back in the party, as well as in Labour and Farage in the Tories.

www.independent.co.uk

Two hours and he's now above 50% of all voters is there nothing this man cannot do?

 

[freshapple]

New IPSOS poll not good for Jezza

Corbyn, the former Labour leader who lost the party whip, is predicted to lose to Labour, which would pick up 54% of the vote in Islington North, while all independent candidates combined get just 13%.

Says the guardian

 

[Jeremiah18.17]

New IPSOS poll not good for Jezza

Corbyn, the former Labour leader who lost the party whip, is predicted to lose to Labour, which would pick up 54% of the vote in Islington North, while all independent candidates combined get just 13%.

Says the guardian

Says the guardian

 

[kebabking]

I loathe Corbyn, but I'll happily wager that he'll win his seat.

I'm not sure why anyone else is bothering to turn up. Total waste of time - as is writing drivel about him being in trouble...

 

[Karl Masks]

I loathe Corbyn, but I'll happily wager that he'll win his seat.

I'm not sure why anyone else is bothering to turn up. Total waste of time - as is writing drivel about him being in trouble...

Loathe seems a bit strong, why?

 

[kebabking]

Loathe seems a bit strong, why?

Long rehashed on here, and not really relevant - and certainly not relevant to the good people of Islington North...

Long history of being a decent constituency MP, a safe protest vote, I think lots feel sorry for him - he's an absolute shoe in.

 

[Serge Forward]

I don't agree with Corbyn or his supporters, as I'm anti-parliamentary communist/anarchist. But as politicians go, he seems the best of a bad bunch, not the usual lying venal twat we're used to. So as Karl Masks says, why loathe, kebabking ?

 

[SpookyFrank]

Loathe seems a bit strong, why?

Probably because Corbyn is anti-nuke and anti-pointless imperialist adventures. If Corbyn becomes PM then kebabking might have to go and get a real job.

 

[two sheds]

Yes also interested.

An example, kebabking . Would you agree with his - somewhat unpopular at the time amongst some - longstanding view that we shouldn't have invaded Iraq?

 

[kebabking]

Probably because Corbyn is anti-nuke and anti-pointless imperialist adventures. If Corbyn becomes PM then kebabking might have to go and get a real job.

With the redundancy payment and pension, I wouldn't need to work again.

Retiring at 49 wouldn't be the worst outcome...

 

[two sheds]

How about Iraq, kebabking?

 

[kebabking]

How about Iraq, kebabking?

Is this Jeremy Corbyn the lifelong, respected student of, and commentator on, Iraq, who upon agonised reflection decided that while the world would undoubtedly be a better place if Hussein and his ilk fell off it, the unknowables and dangers of Iraq falling apart, and others getting involved for their own ends, as well as wider, negative outcomes in terms of world politics, meant that Iraq was a sleeping dog that should be let lie?

Or is this Jeremy Corbyn who goes on the propaganda arm of an openly anti-semitic regime that hangs gays from cranes in football stadiums and (unbidden) talks about 'the hidden hand of Israel', who for many years denied the nature and actions of the of the Serb and Bosnian Serb governments during the Balkan wars of the 90's - including Screbrenicia - who formed a still extant lifelong political association witht Assad apologists and war crimes deniers, who impugnes the OPCW when it finds against against his friends, who claims to be all about negotiations in conflicts, but who only meets with one side in those conflicts (NI, Falklands, Israel/Palestine...) and calls them friends, and who's 'collegiate' approach to leading the Labour party consisted of agreeing a position with the shadow Defence secretary he appointed, and then having his people rewrite on the autocue, and completely change, the policy agreed in the five minutes between it being agreed, and Lewis getting up in conference to deliver the speech?

Because, you know, I wouldn't want to criticise the wrong person...