2blue
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Nay man... the cow wouldn't have had a referendum in the first place
Jeremy Corbyn
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Correct. The reason Blair got in was because Murdock said he wanted major out of number 10 and a referendum on the EU. So he got his empire behind Blair and new labour. The good old sun.. only excists to control the opinions of a nation. Scummy paper
As much as I dislike Gove, and some of his politics, a true statesman speaking!
SocketRocket
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He knocks Corbyn into the dust for oration.
Captainron
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That was a tremendous summation.
Why, when Corbyn is blatantly the biggest stumbling block to the Labour Party having any credibility and a chance in an election, do the labour party stick with him at the helm?
Why, when Corbyn is blatantly the biggest stumbling block to the Labour Party having any credibility and a chance in an election, do the labour party stick with him at the helm?
Old Skier
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Have you seen the size of his ultra left wing momentum support, that's the reason he's flip flopping on Brexit. They are staunch remainers and are holding most of the key positions in the Labour Party and driving the centre left members out.
londonlewis
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Michael Gove made a speech the other day which painted the picture for us; if Corbyn gets his way he will get rid of our nuclear deterrent as well as our militaries. Let's hope it he never gets in power.
EDIT: looks like the video has been posted. I was on page 115 when I wrote this.
SocketRocket
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Does he have a hernia?
Foxholer
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Wouldn't by any means call him a statesman (check the definition of 'statesman' and you'll see why), but a great speech brilliantly delivered! And I'm no fan of the man nor many of his previous policies!
More speeches like this - from either side - would freshen up my interest in Parliament, even though I know it's not the area of 'that place' where the REAL work is done.
drdel
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I think the Momentum group are a major threat to the UK's future if JC or his cronies get anywhere near No 10.
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You dont believe this do you?
SocketRocket
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He just as well get rid of it as he refuses to use it under any circumstances. Similar to getting rid of No Deal, it leaves you defenceless.
Hacker Khan
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As soon as any Tory politician (especially a former education secretary) starts claiming that schools are in a good shape and completely ignoring the funding crisis many of them are in then I kind of switch off. As I know that the rest of the speech may well be full of lies and miss truths.
He's just position himself to take over when May says she is going after article 50 is triggered in order to get her deal through. Kicking Corbyn should be like shooting fish. And it says more about May that she has not really be able to land and proper blows then Gove's statesmanlike appearance as he got a few tories forgetting about their infighting for a few minutes to boo at Corbyn.
If people fall for this kind of thing then fair enough, but to me it's just pushing the buttons to get the Tories behind him so he can be the next leader, with very little in there about doing things for the betterment of the country.
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londonlewis
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Shouldn't I?
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It's been a core part of Policy for some time.... so maybe you dont need to believe it!
Jamesbrown
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It's been a core part of Policy for some time.... so maybe you dont need to believe it!
Corbyn has campaigned for it all of his political career. I’m not sure about military but he certainly doesn’t want a nuclear deterrent. I could certainly could do without him becoming PM though.
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You believe what you want to.
I don’t see how JC would be able to “get rid of our militaries†never mind Nuclear deterrent, it wouldn’t be supported/allowed.
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There’s a lot about Corbyn that’s reported and people just accept / will never change an opinion
My father in law served in the forced during the issues in Ireland and he will never vote for Corbyn as he was meeting with known terrorists etc etc.. and won’t listen to the facts that whilst Corbyn May have been meeting with them so was thatcher she was just smart enough to do it behind closed doors.
Some people will just believe what the press reports to them as gospel even though it’s manufactured to get people to form a set opinion.
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Corbyn wasnt "just meeting with them" and he had no remit to atempt peace talks
Corbyn was campaigning for a single Ireland and for the troops to leave etc etc - he was at memorials to mourn terrorists
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/po...rbyn-and-John-McDonnells-close-IRA-links.html
Your father in law shares the same opinion as the majority of the armed forces so who were there
The government at the time had a remit to try and find peace in Ireland
Tge man will never get into power thankfuly
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With no disrespect intended those who served at the time and affected by the horrors will rarely look to read into why and what. The opinions will be made by what’s on hand at the time and never will be changed by future articles.
Not completely like but comparable to minors won’t consider the Conservative party as they took their jobs etc.
