Jeremy Corbyn's time is up

[DotCommunist]

I see ed has had a shave.

 

[DotCommunist]

nope, gave up when he said may was using the language of the left. Right. On planet bollocks

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

That's fucking surreal, why on earth would you want an endorsement from that fucking loser?

 

[Vintage Paw]

I see ed has had a shave.

It all went downhill from there, tbh

 

[teqniq]

That's fucking surreal, why on earth would you want an endorsement from that fucking loser?

I entirely take your point but the whole thing is surreal, in a not particularly nice way.

 

[DotCommunist]

It all went downhill from there, tbh

I'd so love to see a bearded old goat in the big chair. Last time the beard convo came up it was established that the last bearded PM was Lord Salisbury and he had jihadi level facial foliage going on

 

[agricola]

Well this has sealed the deal. Corbyn's time is up.



Take that, 'Jezza'!

If you pause the video at 1:44, he looks like a ghost that has just found that their still-living partner has moved on with their life.

 

[DotCommunist]

I blame beer. And the increasing licentiousness of our young people. And red ants

 

[DaveCinzano]

Seems to be a certain amount of bitterness in Bristol

Labour Bristol

 

[Casually Red]

That's fucking surreal, why on earth would you want an endorsement from that fucking loser?

In much the same way he wants a good slap . A complete lack of self awareness .

The interesting thing Ive noticed is in that one he really and truly does look like that Wallace and Gromit punter. Other times I seen him it was just more superficial a resemblance but in that display it was really more noticeable.

Although its quite likely I just wasn't bothering my arse to pay that twat the slightest bit of attention before just now. Highly likely..now I think about it . Amazing how these things can pass you by .

Makes you think.


What else have I missed ?

 

[killer b]

Seems to be a certain amount of bitterness in Bristol

Labour Bristol

Love it. They're moaning about members organising politically, like they do.

 

[campanula]

I'd so love to see a bearded old goat in the big chair.

Mmm, I would fit right in then.

 

[DotCommunist]

Mmm, I would fit right in then.

just so long as you flush Tom Watsons head down the toilet, then its all good

 

[existentialist]

It all went downhill from there, tbh

I didn't realise there was that much downhill left!

 

[Tankus]

just so long as you flush Tom Watsons head down the toilet, then its all good

Wouldn't fit the pan....I doubt you could even get his head far enough in to wet his hair


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Vote oily and
...it's frothy hoffi coffi for all
...BBQs for the common man
...free Icecream
...free Elvis costello albums
1 book of oily's cast iron pledges ( it's blank...make your own up)
10 volumes of oily's most memorable quotes ..with a free pen
Free round life-sized signed photo of oilys head ..,so you Know who he is ...!
Fits most makes of dart board

 

[Cid]

Yesterday I forgot the blindingly obvious - never mind the London mayoral elections where the freeze was apparently prospective; the Manchester one appears to be six months retrospective. Announced in Jan this year that you have to have been in the area since July 2015. Up for challenge now I suppose? But noone will anyway as Burnham is probably the most left leaning choice (ho ho ho) and he's going to win. West Mids is the same I think but I don't know anything about it.

Was the mayoral election mentioned in the sign up page? That's what lies at the root of this breach of contract... The wording that people agreed to explicitly stated that new members would be able to vote.

There are arguments about the degree that this was contradicted by the underlying documents - I think Maugham's argument is that a web editor would essentially be writing the rule book - but I suppose these would affect who is liable for the breach and what effect it will have.

 

[steveo87]

Well this has sealed the deal. Corbyn's time is up.



Take that, 'Jezza'!

Surely this is akin to getting an endorsement from David Moyes?

 

[Wilf]

Surely this is akin to getting an endorsement from David Moyes?

 

[a_chap]

Corbyn and Watson in happier times.

 

[coley]

Hmm, I guess you're right that the state plays an active role, but how come the active role it plays has been so uniform across governments of all stripe, unless that active role is very limited?

butcher mentions the miners strike, all political parties, including labour, were actively against supporting it, labour at the time made some accommodating noises but on the whole followed the line of it was detrimental to the economy,
IMO, the timeline whenLabour sold out to Neoliberalism and ushered in the Blairite socially acceptable version of , fuck it gawd knows,
Tired of trying to understand where, and if any vestige of socialism remains in mainstream politics.
Bugger, gannin to join the Green Party.
Tired and slightly pissed, goodnight all.

 

[8ball]

Jeremy Corbyn's time has been up for quite a lot of pages now.

 

[bendeus]

Jeremy Corbyn's time has been up for quite a lot of pages now.

Since stealing this novelty boat from a bunch of underprivileged children he has sneered at all entreaties from the park keepers that his time is up, instead preferring to paddle about, biting the heads off swans

 

[8ball]

I'm sure I won't be the last to say that, frankly, he is a fucking bastard.

 

[DotCommunist]

gannin to join the Green Party.

steady on.

 

[DaveCinzano]

Meanwhile, in a far off land...

 

[billy_bob]

Well this has sealed the deal. Corbyn's time is up.



Take that, 'Jezza'!

Well, what a surprise. Owen What's-is-name's "rescuing mediocrity from the jaws of neo-liberalism" approach is a fairly seamless continuation of Miliband's tenure so this "endorsement" is par for the course.

 

[bolshiebhoy]

Callinicos and Bragg respond to Watson's Trot line on R4 this morning (2:47 in)

10/08/2016, Today - BBC Radio 4

 

[YouSir]

Callinicos and Bragg respond to Watson's Trot line on R4 this morning (2:47 in)

10/08/2016, Today - BBC Radio 4

What do they say?

 

[inva]

What do they say?

couldn't get past the bit where the interviewer says 'good morning to you both' and one of them replies 'heloew' myself
suddenly realised I had better things to do...

 

[DotCommunist]

Callinicos, ffs yer party held its own informal rape trial and it was fucked up beyond all belief. Bragg once again proving he doesn't care what company he keeps.