Jeremy Corbyn's time is up

[mikey mikey]

To be fair, I think the cocaine tripping on the front bench and the pig fucking ritual might have made talking about posh clothes a bit tame by comparison.

 

[Bernie Gunther]

The complete contrast between the sure-footedness of the campaign with the apparent shambles of the party in parliament has been the most interesting thing imo.

I think the Blairites have mostly shut up, while the Momentum kids who hate their guts get them re-elected, whereas in Parliament, they're continually able to stick the knife in.

 

[Bernie Gunther]

Yes.

But Labour IS the establishment in enough places to hobble this idea.

Sure is in Birkenhead, where 'Mad Frankie' Field has an invincible majority and the Tories don't have a hope.

Or Liverpool's Mayor Joe Anderson, who is widely characterised locally as being a byword for flagrant corruption, but who doesn't have to worry about the Tories exploiting the population's intense loathing of him and his crooked mates.

Wirral West on the other hands is being fiercely contested, and Labour aren't at all the establishment.

 

[tim]

Cameron's suit was uniform for his job, to exude well fitting competence when representing party and country. Theresa's clothes are 'look how much these cost' labels.

Nevertheless you don't need an excuse for attacking Dave for being a posh, smug bastard and you don't need to make one for May either.

Misogynistic tosh!

 

[mikey mikey]

Blairites don't exist and the word has no meaning. Use the term "moderate". But not too often. That causes them to disappear too.

Maybe just call them "non-Corbynistas". That would set them apart from the Cultist-Dog-Trots that still support the no-mark Geography teacher. [Blairite-in-Leftie-clothing]

 

[Pickman's model]

Blairites don't exist and the word has no meaning. Use the term "moderate". But not too often. That causes them to disappear too.

Maybe just call them "non-Corbynistas". That would set them apart from the Cultist-Dog-Trots that still support the no-mark Geography teacher. [Blairite-in-Leftie-clothing]

On second thoughts perhaps you shouldn't post what you think after all.

 

[mojo pixy]

But just imagine how funny it will be if they win. Lots of humble pie being eaten by pretty much everybody involved with politics - from the PLP to the Tories to journalists. It'll be hilarious.

I don't expect any humble pie at all. What I expect is loads of sensible, sober establishment types lamenting how the country is fucked, going to the dogs, the people are confused after the Brexit vote, Theresa May made unfortunate errors etc. Just more mouthing off basically. Few if any will acknowledge openly that the result is a) what (the) people actually want and b) it's good for the country's future not to have a government of sales-types flogging everything off when we leave the EU.

 

[Mr Moose]

Misogynistic tosh!

Using feminist arguments to defend privilege is no leap forward.

I must have missed it when May stuck up for Corbyn on account of being unfairly judged for his clothes.

 

[hash tag]

She's done it again Diane Abbott suffers new car crash interview trying to defend Jeremy Corbyn over IRA claims
"Diane Abbott suffers new car crash interview trying to defend Jeremy Corbyn over IRA claims"

 

[Mr Moose]

Blairites don't exist and the word has no meaning. Use the term "moderate". But not too often. That causes them to disappear too.

Maybe just call them "non-Corbynistas". That would set them apart from the Cultist-Dog-Trots that still support the no-mark Geography teacher. [Blairite-in-Leftie-clothing]

'Blairite in leftie clothing' works nicely to the tune of 'Angels with Dirty Faces' by Sham 69. Could be this election's 'Things Can Only Get Better'.

 

[Mr Moose]

I don't expect any humble pie at all. What I expect is loads of sensible, sober establishment types lamenting how the country is fucked, going to the dogs, the people are confused after the Brexit vote, Theresa May made unfortunate errors etc. Just more mouthing off basically. Few if any will acknowledge openly that the result is a) what (the) people actually want and b) it's good for the country's future not to have a government of sales-types flogging everything off when we leave the EU.

It will be interpreted as a 'cry for help' from er, someone.

 

[mikey mikey]

'Blairite in leftie clothing' works nicely to the tune of 'Angels with Dirty Faces' by Sham 69. Could be this election's 'Things Can Only Get Better'.

Only if it is sung by George Eaton

http://www.conservativehome.com/the...te-at-conhomes-conference-fringe-meeting.html

 

[butchersapron]

Do you ever post anything not shit and not from 2015?

 

[killer b]

Oddly enough, the freak just liked a post of mine from 2015, he must be combing ancient threads for material.

 

[mikey mikey]

Oddly enough, the freak just liked a post of mine from 2015, he must be combing ancient threads for material.

I was asked to look at voting history and I did so.
I read a post of yours and was honest enough to press the like button despite your attitude towards me.
I still think you're an arsehole.

 

[butchersapron]

Oddly enough, the freak just liked a post of mine from 2015, he must be combing ancient threads for material.

Maybe he'll finally get where other posters are coming from after this really not motivated by spite bin trawl.

 

[mikey mikey]

Do you ever post anything not shit and not from 2015?

The fact that he attended a CCHQ meeting on how to take down the Labour Leader and did so as political editor of the NS does not alarm you?

Oh, that was 18 months ago. Oh well.

 

[danny la rouge]

Oddly enough, the freak just liked a post of mine from 2015, he must be combing ancient threads for material.

That's creepy.

 

[butchersapron]

The fact that he attended a CCHQ meeting on how to take down the Labour Leader and did so as political editor of the NS does not alarm you?

Oh, that was 18 months ago. Oh well.

The political editor of the New statesman attended an event at a tory party conference directly bearing on his job. Another smoking gun.

 

[mikey mikey]

Having been asked to "get to know where we are coming from on Urban" I start reading past threads to get to do just that.

I even like posts that I well...like.

In response I get called a "creepy" and "freak".

Nice people, eh?

 

[Who PhD]

She's done it again Diane Abbott suffers new car crash interview trying to defend Jeremy Corbyn over IRA claims
"Diane Abbott suffers new car crash interview trying to defend Jeremy Corbyn over IRA claims"

I don't care what Diane says about someone else, I care about what that someone else actually did. The best way to find that out is to talk to that someone else, and not deliberately choose someone in the hopes you'll get this kind of result. This is a shit show - not to excuse her performance, but really it's utterly irrelevant. She isn't responsible for who JC talks to or when.

 

[Mr Moose]

...And now Comrade George reports from the leftist frontline, muhahaha, MUHAHAHAHA! MUHAHAHAHAHA!!!

 

[danny la rouge]

Having been asked to "get to know where we are coming from on Urban" I start reading past threads to get to do just that.

I even like posts that I well...like.

In response I get called a "creepy" and "freak".

Nice people, eh?

That was a private joke. killer b gets it.

 

[mikey mikey]

Well as long as killer b feels okay about it...

 

[killer b]

He's right though, were a bunch of nasty bastards here. He could be sharing his shit memes and ancient news stories somewhere they'd be more appreciated instead of facing this relentless hostility day after day.

 

[Pickman's model]

He's right though, were a bunch of nasty bastards here. He could be sharing his shit memes and ancient news stories somewhere they'd be more appreciated instead of facing this relentless hostility day after day.

Where tho?

 

[killer b]

Anywhere, I don't really care.

 

[mikey mikey]

He's right though, were a bunch of nasty bastards here.

Don't include other people in this, you coward. Was just you and DlR that were being fucked up. Nobody else.

 

[Mr Moose]

I don't care what Diane says about someone else, I care about what that someone else actually did. The best way to find that out is to talk to that someone else, and not deliberately choose someone in the hopes you'll get this kind of result. This is a shit show - not to excuse her performance, but really it's utterly irrelevant. She isn't responsible for who JC talks to or when.

Sorry, but that's just not true. He wants to lead this country's response to terrorism and she wants the most important role in that. They have made it, since the Manchester attack, a key election issue. Their record and their beliefs are up for scrutiny.

The PM and the Government of the UK are that for all UK citizens including loyalists and victims of the IRA. We would rightly highlight any Tories with historic Loyalist sympathies who may not be even handed to Republicans. It's a classic mistake to assume that the concerns of others are unimportant just because the press is mischievous or because you fundamentally oppose the state.

The best thing for Labour is honesty and to propose the right anti-terror legislation and measures. What people mouthed off in the Eighties is a problem and they have to deal with it well.

 

[Who PhD]

Sorry, but that's just not true. He wants to lead this country's response to terrorism and she wants the most important role in that. They have made it, since the Manchester attack, a key election issue. Their record and their beliefs are up for scrutiny.

The PM and the Government of the UK are that for all UK citizens including loyalists and victims of the IRA. We would rightly highlight any Tories with historic Loyalist sympathies who may not be even handed to Republicans. It's a classic mistake to assume that the concerns of others are unimportant just because the press is mischievous or because you fundamentally oppose the state.

The best thing for Labour is honesty and to propose the right anti-terror legislation and measures. What people mouthed off in the Eighties is a problem and they have to deal with it well.

I'm not defending her inability to respond cogently. I'm saying that has no bearing on him and his ability to run the country.