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Well there is an urban legend of a guy and a dog within the RAF - they ended up calling a whole trade after this urban legend.
David Cameron
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c1973
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The only thing that bothers me in all of this is that Cameron appears to have changed his opinion on drug use/laws/treatment (going by what I've read, which could be made up nonsense tbf), from open to debate and reasonably liberal, to closed to debate and reasonably draconian. Pity. An open discussion with the opportunity to change tact and redistribute finances to better effect might have been a good thing.
Backache
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I wasn't aware that he may have been injured whilst having a Lewinsky discussion with a non dom.
Doon frae Troon
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Looks like he is trying to move the Tories to the left.
Do you think he is worried about the rise of Corbyn?
Do you think he is worried about the rise of Corbyn?
SwingsitlikeHogan
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DC? - So Supremely Supercilious
bluewolf
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His attack on Corbyn this week was a strange policy... If there's one thing the British Public don't like, it's a bully.. If Jezza and the Labour PR machine play this right, they can begin to portray DC as the playground bully and start to turn opinion against him.. DC would be better off showing the due respect the leader of the Opposition deserves..
SwingsitlikeHogan
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His words on Corbyn were ludicrous and rather ridiculous
"We cannot let that man inflict his security-threatening, terrorist-sympathising, Britain-hating ideology on the country we love"
Really?
No matter - in one statement he presses every xenophobic and neurotic right of centre button.
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Is he wrong in what he said though ?
bluewolf
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Yes... Everything..
jp5
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Yes he is wrong. How exactly is Corbyn Britain-hating?
Cameron doesn't need to resort to fear-mongering, but does it anyway. It must be in his DNA.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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If you go back through the years you will probably be able to find words or actions that can support to some degree each part of the statement. But the statement is concocted simply to strike a level of fear into hearts that is not justified by the reality of what would come to pass from a Corbyn government. Pretty base scaremongering.
Dellboy
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Nope I think he's spot on.
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So he doesn't what to threaten our security by removing nuclear weapons and reducing the armed services nor has he ever sympathised with terrorists ?
Britian hating is prob the one statement is hard to justify but two parts of it looking through his history seem to be spot on
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But the statement isn't false then - whilst it maybe not what you would like to hear from a PM it's not an untrue statement
Corbyns views and past are very much well known
SwingsitlikeHogan
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But he included the third part - so in JFKs rule of three - the first two building to the climactic third. The third is really just unjustifiable tosh but it's the point Cameron wanted to make and leave in minds.
chrisd
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DC was spot on!
jp5
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How so?
Doon frae Troon
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In all I thought it was a very dated and out of touch speech.
Aimed at the blue rinse and home counties supporters.
Did he mention the thousands of starving children in the UK under his watch, or did I miss that bit?
Aimed at the blue rinse and home counties supporters.
Did he mention the thousands of starving children in the UK under his watch, or did I miss that bit?
FairwayDodger
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The first one is a matter of opinion, the second twisting the truth and the third completely ludicrous.
SwingsitlikeHogan
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Indeed :thup:
