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Post by Waggy on May 31, 2017 17:46:45 GMT
2 weeks ago i was All May
Now im 50/50 May losing my appeal and corbyn gaining.
If corbyn was strong on defence and terroism oh and didnt befriend terroists he would certainly get my vote.
Anybody else getting undecided
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Post by manmarking on May 31, 2017 17:57:18 GMT
2 weeks ago i was All May Now im 50/50 May losing my appeal and corbyn gaining. If corbyn was strong on defence and terroism oh and didnt befriend terroists he would certainly get my vote. Anybody else getting undecided If defence and terrorism are your main concerns waggy, I'd avoid May personally. Her party has laid off 20,000 police officers since 2010, and is big mates with Saudi Arabia, which proliferates the very conservative branch of Islam - Wahhabism - all over the world and here in Blighty. That branch is the one associated with most of the recent acts of Islamic terrorism you've heard about  |
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Post by robstokie on May 31, 2017 21:51:43 GMT
2 weeks ago i was All May Now im 50/50 May losing my appeal and corbyn gaining. If corbyn was strong on defence and terroism oh and didnt befriend terroists he would certainly get my vote. Anybody else getting undecided If defence and terrorism are your main concerns waggy, I'd avoid May personally. Her party has laid off 20,000 police officers since 2010, and is big mates with Saudi Arabia, which proliferates the very conservative branch of Islam - Wahhabism - all over the world and here in Blighty. That branch is the one associated with most of the recent acts of Islamic terrorism you've heard about Otherwise you can vote for a clown who supported the Murderous regime of the IRA, Hamas and Hezebollah (both militant Islamic groups) and will no doubt condone terrorist attacks against the UK because they are as much against the notions of freedom, democracy and western civilisation that Commie Corbyn is... |
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Post by lancashirelad on May 31, 2017 21:54:53 GMT
Corbyn had me interested until tonight when a stand in won by a knockout not just points.
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2017 21:58:27 GMT
I saw May on TV tonight, has she had botox injection or does she have someone who polishes her cheeks?
I'm still as certain as I ever was, I wouldn't vote for either of these two comedians if they were on Britain's Got Talent in a short skirt doing a highland fling. The woman north of the border Sturgeon is it looks like she has just auditioned for a Bisto advert.
Why can't we persuade Arnold Schwarzenegger to come and stand for the Monster Raving Looney Party, I'm sure he'd win. Probably by two falls and a knockout. Wouldn't rate his chances is Abott put him in a figure four headlock though.
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Post by manmarking on May 31, 2017 22:00:59 GMT
If defence and terrorism are your main concerns waggy, I'd avoid May personally. Her party has laid off 20,000 police officers since 2010, and is big mates with Saudi Arabia, which proliferates the very conservative branch of Islam - Wahhabism - all over the world and here in Blighty. That branch is the one associated with most of the recent acts of Islamic terrorism you've heard about Otherwise you can vote for a clown who supported the Murderous regime of the IRA, Hamas and Hezebollah (both militant Islamic groups) and will no doubt condone terrorist attacks against the UK because they are as much against the notions of freedom, democracy and western civilisation that Commie Corbyn is... If you'd prefer to vote for fewer police officers and a cosy relationship with the world's number one government backer of Islamist terrorism, then fill your boots mate And if you think a track record of supporting stuff like the Afghan mujahideen, the Libyan rebels, General Pinochet, the Khmer Rouge, Saddam Hussein, Ayatollah Khomeini and apartheid South Africa is superior to Mr Corbyn's record then, again, get stuck in |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2017 22:10:50 GMT
Corbyn had me interested until tonight when a stand in won by a knockout not just points. Angus did a decent job didn't he, not much for the SNP but fair play to him for being the most professional one there. As for Rudd, i find it funny how wearing black glasses can make you look more intelligent and professional. |
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Post by crapslinger on May 31, 2017 22:10:57 GMT
Corbyn had me interested until tonight when a stand in won by a knockout not just points. To be fair he did well to finish first in a one horse race, I am thinking it would be fun to see him as PM now, I may even vote for him myself I was staunch Labour voter in the 70's and he would have been a perfect fit back then, would be interesting to see how his 70's anti establishment politics pan out today. The left would have their dream ticket with the Marxist brothers and Dim Dianne this could be extremely entertaining, what a clusterfuck  |
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Post by crapslinger on May 31, 2017 22:14:11 GMT
I saw May on TV tonight, has she had botox injection or does she have someone who polishes her cheeks? I'm still as certain as I ever was, I wouldn't vote for either of these two comedians if they were on Britain's Got Talent in a short skirt doing a highland fling. The woman north of the border Sturgeon is it looks like she has just auditioned for a Bisto advert. Why can't we persuade Arnold Schwarzenegger to come and stand for the Monster Raving Looney Party, I'm sure he'd win. Probably by two falls and a knockout. Wouldn't rate his chances is Abott put him in a figure four headlock though. Poor bastard his head would end up in the black hole  who knows what he would find in there  |
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Post by manmarking on May 31, 2017 22:14:26 GMT
Corbyn had me interested until tonight when a stand in won by a knockout not just points. To be fair he did well to finish first in a one horse race, I am thinking it would be fun to see him as PM now, I may even vote for him myself I was staunch Labour voter in the 70's and he would have been a perfect fit back then, would be interesting to see how his 70's anti establishment politics pan out today. The left would have their dream ticket with the Marxist brothers and Dim Dianne this could be extremely entertaining, what a clusterfuck Genuine question carps: what made you personally abandon Labour? |
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Post by samba :) on May 31, 2017 22:24:17 GMT
2 weeks ago i was All May Now im 50/50 May losing my appeal and corbyn gaining. If corbyn was strong on defence and terroism oh and didnt befriend terroists he would certainly get my vote. Anybody else getting undecided vote green, I dont know any of their policies except i heard they want a 4 day working week |
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Post by desman2 on May 31, 2017 22:30:55 GMT
2 weeks ago i was All May Now im 50/50 May losing my appeal and corbyn gaining. If corbyn was strong on defence and terroism oh and didnt befriend terroists he would certainly get my vote. Anybody else getting undecided If defence and terrorism are your main concerns waggy, I'd avoid May personally. Her party has laid off 20,000 police officers since 2010, and is big mates with Saudi Arabia, which proliferates the very conservative branch of Islam - Wahhabism - all over the world and here in Blighty. That branch is the one associated with most of the recent acts of Islamic terrorism you've heard about Do you seriously believe that trade would stop under Labour. No chance. Both parties have continued trade whenever they have been in power. |
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Post by kidsgroveboxxy on May 31, 2017 22:42:10 GMT
Fools. Strong and Stable Mummy will make this country great gain. Remember! labour fucked this city for years and years. Raped it, beat it and came in it mouth, and left it to die in a gutter.
Fuck Corbyn, suck on Mummys tits!
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Post by numpty40 on May 31, 2017 22:44:59 GMT
May is doing her best to turn a massive majority into a defeat.
I didn't think that was remotely possible.
May looks more a rabbit in the headlights than Corbyn. Incredible,
Corbyn as PM, fucking hell.
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Post by robstokie on May 31, 2017 22:49:33 GMT
Corbyn had me interested until tonight when a stand in won by a knockout not just points. Too right, he WOULD have been knocked out even earlier IF the left wing mob had been held back and jeered in the same manner as they all jeered Rudd |
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Post by Deleted on May 31, 2017 23:14:46 GMT
May is doing her best to turn a massive majority into a defeat. I didn't think that was remotely possible. May looks more a rabbit in the headlights than Corbyn. Incredible, Corbyn as PM, fucking hell. Hurry up and get over it, it's happening. Massive crowds following him everywhere, he really does have a lot of momentum. |
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Post by manmarking on Jun 1, 2017 5:30:15 GMT
If defence and terrorism are your main concerns waggy, I'd avoid May personally. Her party has laid off 20,000 police officers since 2010, and is big mates with Saudi Arabia, which proliferates the very conservative branch of Islam - Wahhabism - all over the world and here in Blighty. That branch is the one associated with most of the recent acts of Islamic terrorism you've heard about Do you seriously believe that trade would stop under Labour. No chance. Both parties have continued trade whenever they have been in power. I believe Corbyn would be less cosy with Saudi Arabia, yes. (If only because Hamas and Hezbollah are diametrically opposed to the Saudis  ) I never said it would stop. But I believe the arms sales would reduce at least. Amber Rudd actually tried to justify arms sales to Saudi last night |
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Post by Northy on Jun 1, 2017 6:50:13 GMT
2 weeks ago i was All May Now im 50/50 May losing my appeal and corbyn gaining. If corbyn was strong on defence and terroism oh and didnt befriend terroists he would certainly get my vote. Anybody else getting undecided If defence and terrorism are your main concerns waggy, I'd avoid May personally. Her party has laid off 20,000 police officers since 2010, and is big mates with Saudi Arabia, which proliferates the very conservative branch of Islam - Wahhabism - all over the world and here in Blighty. That branch is the one associated with most of the recent acts of Islamic terrorism you've heard about but most of the 20,000 police officers werent actually front line police officers but backroom staff, who didn't need high police wages and pensions putting strains on the public purse. |
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Post by Northy on Jun 1, 2017 6:53:58 GMT
Do you seriously believe that trade would stop under Labour. No chance. Both parties have continued trade whenever they have been in power. I believe Corbyn would be less cosy with Saudi Arabia, yes. (If only because Hamas and Hezbollah are diametrically opposed to the Saudis ) I never said it would stop. But I believe the arms sales would reduce at least. Amber Rudd actually tried to justify arms sales to Saudi last night If the UK stopped selling arms to saudi would they stop the war in yemen? No they wouldn't, they would just buy them from the US or Russia, but the UK would stop selling them and that is OK, then we would lose thousands of manufacturing jobs in this country, and BAE workers abroad, which after the Blair Labour years nobody should bat an eyelid as he decimated the manufacturing industry, so thousands back onto welfare. SOme governments make tough decisions, some make populist choices to grab votes. |
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Post by manmarking on Jun 1, 2017 9:47:01 GMT
I believe Corbyn would be less cosy with Saudi Arabia, yes. (If only because Hamas and Hezbollah are diametrically opposed to the Saudis ) I never said it would stop. But I believe the arms sales would reduce at least. Amber Rudd actually tried to justify arms sales to Saudi last night If the UK stopped selling arms to saudi would they stop the war in yemen? No they wouldn't, they would just buy them from the US or Russia, but the UK would stop selling them and that is OK, then we would lose thousands of manufacturing jobs in this country, and BAE workers abroad, which after the Blair Labour years nobody should bat an eyelid as he decimated the manufacturing industry, so thousands back onto welfare. SOme governments make tough decisions, some make populist choices to grab votes. Or to put it another way, some governments believe that some things are more important than money. Some don't. The Tories are happy to indirectly (but knowingly) finance terror at home and abroad because they think money is more important than people. Fine. That's their prerogative - although I'd suggest it makes them rather more 'terrorist apologist' than any posters on here or, indeed, Jeremy himself. Put your money where your mouth is and all that Funny how you people suddenly turn on 'populism' when there's even the remotest possibility it might not suit you. I thought you were pro-populism post-Brexit? Do you support popular public opinion or not? |
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Post by Gods on Jun 1, 2017 9:50:12 GMT
I'm fine with Corbyn on defence.
I think we have been involved in way too many wars in the last few decades which we can't finish. They put our soldiers in peril, leave the countries in a worse and more dangerous state than we found them, kill hundreds of thousands of civilians, cost us a fortune and put us in greater danger in our own country.
We really need to stop doing this and Corbyn is a negotiator and a man of peace at heart.
I'm also okay with his less than gungho attitude to pushing the nuclear button. I think you should think long and hard and exhaust all avenues before taking a decision to wipe out civilisations and great swathes of the planet.
Some people are just a bit too hasty to say 'yes' to this question for my comfort.
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Post by Godo on Jun 1, 2017 23:22:09 GMT
Interesting article on Twitter today by John Pilger stating that May knew all about the Libyan cell but that her and MI5 had allowed them to travel with impunity because of their previous anti Gaddafi role. The Tories will suck up to the Saudi's who fund most of the terror so who's soft on terrorism? The Tories have cut back on armed forces and police and as Home Secretary May presided over reduction in armed response officers. Now as ever the Tories only role is to make the rich richer and the rest of us pay the price.
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who knows what he would find in there 
) I never said it would stop. But I believe the arms sales would reduce at least. Amber Rudd actually tried to justify arms sales to Saudi last night 
