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Post by nicholasjalcock on Jun 7, 2017 10:20:09 GMT
I've a feeling Labour will be left kicking themselves at the end of this campaign. With someone like Alan Johnson at the helm and appointing his own sensible team I'm pretty sure they would have cleaned up. As it is Theresa May has been dealt an impossible hand with brexit, but despite that it seems their strategy of spreading fear about the opposition will just about get them to the finish line and sadly there will be a sigh of relief at 10pm in Lynton Crosby's office at Tory HQ at 10pm tomorrow evening when we get the first exit polls. They had already washed their hands of Corbyn, saw they were so far behind in the polls. Basically most of them thought it was a non-starter, not realising how popular Corbyn actually is. But, Theresa May hasn't been dealt an impossible hand with 'Brexit'. She's given the following impressions: 1.'hard Brexit' is necessary and won't hurt us. The 'hard' might be true but it will hurt us? 2.'hard Brexit' means we can control immigration. But nothing indicates the Tories will do anything different to pre-Brexit 3.The world awaits us? Maybe so, but the world sailed by when we lost the Empire. 4.Brexit will be like 'snake oil' i.e. cure all our ills. Nobody knows how this will happen? But miracle like it will. Everything is jam to-morrow. Very clever politics, I'll give her that but it is just that ..it is clever politics. If she accepts Juncker's insistence of a Divorce bill of only £0.01p there will be howls of protest from the ukippers and Tory Eurosceptics? Frothing at the mouth from the Tory tabloids..'Sell-Out!', 'Brexit means Exit!'. And that's if it's just one penny, all hell will let loose if it's £50,000,000,000.00p!
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Post by trickydicky73 on Jun 7, 2017 10:22:53 GMT
I've a feeling Labour will be left kicking themselves at the end of this campaign. With someone like Alan Johnson at the helm and appointing his own sensible team I'm pretty sure they would have cleaned up. As it is Theresa May has been dealt an impossible hand with brexit, but despite that it seems their strategy of spreading fear about the opposition will just about get them to the finish line and sadly there will be a sigh of relief at 10pm in Lynton Crosby's office at Tory HQ at 10pm tomorrow evening when we get the first exit polls. They had already washed their hands of Corbyn, saw they were so far behind in the polls. Basically most of them thought it was a non-starter, not realising how popular Corbyn actually is. What's that popularity based on, though? Don't you think the TV companies have been incredibly kind to him? I remember Kinnock and Foot being savaged by them, but the networks seem less than harsh(I accept the newspapers are a different matter!)
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Post by trickydicky73 on Jun 7, 2017 10:26:27 GMT
I hope that you vile Tories that attack her and have gloated today actually apologise in person to her if its proved that she is in fact ill. But knowing you vile lot you would be dancing on her grave if anything happened to her!! The caring side of the Conservative party kick someone when they are down, you've done it to the disabled, the unemployed, those less fortunate so why not a politician!! Get this scum out tomorrow!! Just a tad over dramatic don't you think, and talking of grave dancing remind me how compassionate and respectful you lot were when Mrs T passed away. Or those fuckers who were baying at Amber Rudd when her father had died a few days earlier. Labour and it's voters are hypocrites.
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Post by DurhamDuran on Jun 7, 2017 10:31:53 GMT
Just a tad over dramatic don't you think, and talking of grave dancing remind me how compassionate and respectful you lot were when Mrs T passed away. Or those fuckers who were baying at Amber Rudd when her father had died a few days earlier. Labour and it's voters are hypocrites. No-one was "baying" at Amber Rudd though. She was (quite rightly) taken to task on the Conservative's manifesto policies, or rather lack of, during a televised debate which she was forced to attend because Theresa May was too much of a coward to stand and debate the leader of the opposition. May threw her under the bus.
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Post by trickydicky73 on Jun 7, 2017 10:35:05 GMT
Or those fuckers who were baying at Amber Rudd when her father had died a few days earlier. Labour and it's voters are hypocrites. No-one was "baying" at Amber Rudd though. She was (quite rightly) taken to task on the Conservative's manifesto policies, or rather lack of, during a televised debate which she was forced to attend because Theresa May was too much of a coward to stand and debate the leader of the opposition. May threw her under the bus. Rent a mob bayed at her before the debate. May destroys Corbyn week after week in the Commons, why share a stage with the other no marks just for TV? It's a two horse race, anyway.
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Post by essexstokey on Jun 7, 2017 10:35:52 GMT
I hope that you vile Tories that attack her and have gloated today actually apologise in person to her if its proved that she is in fact ill. But knowing you vile lot you would be dancing on her grave if anything happened to her!! The caring side of the Conservative party kick someone when they are down, you've done it to the disabled, the unemployed, those less fortunate so why not a politician!! Get this scum out tomorrow!! Just a tad over dramatic don't you think, and talking of grave dancing remind me how compassionate and respectful you lot were when Mrs T passed away. As this story is developing the BBC say this is a long time illness and one she has had before the election!!
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Post by salopstick on Jun 7, 2017 10:45:29 GMT
They had already washed their hands of Corbyn, saw they were so far behind in the polls. Basically most of them thought it was a non-starter, not realising how popular Corbyn actually is. What's that popularity based on, though? Don't you think the TV companies have been incredibly kind to him? I remember Kinnock and Foot being savaged by them, but the networks seem less than harsh(I accept the newspapers are a different matter!) The BBC were against brexit and certainly not for a hard brexit. They are pushing the soft brexit choice
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Post by harryburrows on Jun 7, 2017 10:46:54 GMT
I hope that you vile Tories that attack her and have gloated today actually apologise in person to her if its proved that she is in fact ill. But knowing you vile lot you would be dancing on her grave if anything happened to her!! The caring side of the Conservative party kick someone when they are down, you've done it to the disabled, the unemployed, those less fortunate so why not a politician!! Get this scum out tomorrow!! It's the Labour Party who have no compassion, they just destroyed her future and now she won't get that ministers pension that she was banking on . Get real . She's not sick she's a liability
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Post by crapslinger on Jun 7, 2017 10:47:42 GMT
Just a tad over dramatic don't you think, and talking of grave dancing remind me how compassionate and respectful you lot were when Mrs T passed away. Or those fuckers who were baying at Amber Rudd when her father had died a few days earlier. Labour and it's voters are hypocrites. Is fuckwititis actually an illness ?, or maybe she is suffering from migraines AGAIN. She has only stepped aside whilst she recovers of course, I expect Jezza will move his fuck buddy back into position soon after the election.
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Post by trickydicky73 on Jun 7, 2017 10:48:38 GMT
Just a tad over dramatic don't you think, and talking of grave dancing remind me how compassionate and respectful you lot were when Mrs T passed away. As this story is developing the BBC say this is a long time illness and one she has had before the election!! In which case she should have been out of her job earlier. I actually did think she looked a bit spaced out the other day, but she has been a liability for years so it's hard to tell. I wonder why McDonnell has been so quiet? What's he hiding?
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Post by essexstokey on Jun 7, 2017 10:49:11 GMT
I hope that you vile Tories that attack her and have gloated today actually apologise in person to her if its proved that she is in fact ill. But knowing you vile lot you would be dancing on her grave if anything happened to her!! The caring side of the Conservative party kick someone when they are down, you've done it to the disabled, the unemployed, those less fortunate so why not a politician!! Get this scum out tomorrow!! It's the Labour Party who have no compassion, they just destroyed her future and now she won't get that ministers pension that she was banking on . Get real . She's not sick she's a liability The caring face of the lovely Tories! not!
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Post by essexstokey on Jun 7, 2017 10:50:11 GMT
As this story is developing the BBC say this is a long time illness and one she has had before the election!! In which case she should have been out of her job earlier. I actually did think she looked a bit spaced out the other day, but she has been a liability for years so it's hard to tell. I wonder why McDonnell has been so quiet? What's he hiding? He's preparing for Brexit
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Post by bringmesunshine on Jun 7, 2017 10:52:19 GMT
Just a tad over dramatic don't you think, and talking of grave dancing remind me how compassionate and respectful you lot were when Mrs T passed away. As this story is developing the BBC say this is a long time illness and one she has had before the election!! So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader.
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Post by trickydicky73 on Jun 7, 2017 10:53:13 GMT
What's that popularity based on, though? Don't you think the TV companies have been incredibly kind to him? I remember Kinnock and Foot being savaged by them, but the networks seem less than harsh(I accept the newspapers are a different matter!) The BBC were against brexit and certainly not for a hard brexit. They are pushing the soft brexit choice I've said since the election was called that this is a fit up, Salop. I know it's grassy knoll territory, but I can see a hung parliament and a pre- Viagra Brexit to follow. Let's face it, the media and MP's were massively against it weren't they? The feel good factor after the result lasted less than a day!
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Post by essexstokey on Jun 7, 2017 10:55:25 GMT
As this story is developing the BBC say this is a long time illness and one she has had before the election!! So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader. No shows a determined women who despite her own ill health put the party and the public first to go out campaigning !!
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Post by nicholasjalcock on Jun 7, 2017 10:56:02 GMT
As this story is developing the BBC say this is a long time illness and one she has had before the election!! So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader. Corbyn's not afraid of debating other party leaders? If he's a coward what does it make the P.M.? 'Weak and Wobbly' May..a u-turn a day P.M.!
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Post by bringmesunshine on Jun 7, 2017 10:56:50 GMT
So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader. No shows a determined women who despite her own ill health put the party and the public first to go out campaigning !! You are having a laugh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Post by trickydicky73 on Jun 7, 2017 10:56:50 GMT
So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader. No shows a determined women who despite her own ill health put the party and the public first to go out campaigning !! I bet even you are laughing as you say that!
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Post by bringmesunshine on Jun 7, 2017 10:58:33 GMT
So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader. Corbyn's not afraid of debating other party leaders? If he's a coward what does it make the P.M.? 'Weak and Wobbly' May..a u-turn a day P.M.! She's patriotic and will defend this nation, will corbin ???????????????????????????????????????
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Post by nicholasjalcock on Jun 7, 2017 10:59:16 GMT
The BBC were against brexit and certainly not for a hard brexit. They are pushing the soft brexit choice I've said since the election was called that this is a fit up, Salop. I know it's grassy knoll territory, but I can see a hung parliament and a pre- Viagra Brexit to follow. Let's face it, the media and MP's were massively against it weren't they? The feel good factor after the result lasted less than a day! If there is a hung parliament and May resigns and Boris takes over? Do you honestly believe BoJo will need even a sniff of Viagra to complete anything?
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Post by nicholasjalcock on Jun 7, 2017 11:00:45 GMT
Corbyn's not afraid of debating other party leaders? If he's a coward what does it make the P.M.? 'Weak and Wobbly' May..a u-turn a day P.M.! She's patriotic and will defend this nation, will corbin ??????????????????????????????????????? Are you posting from a desert island? Recent events proves she is incapable of defending us!
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Post by Deleted on Jun 7, 2017 11:01:57 GMT
This election almost mirrors Major's one and only victory. We ( Tories ) will get in on a reduced majority, Labour will sack Corbyn, appoint an electable figure, as they did with John Smith, later replaced by Bliar, and hopefully we can have a robust opposition party , as I have said before, every Government HAS TO HAVE a tangible opposition to keep them in check, it is a win win for everyone...And as politics is very cyclical I would fancy Labour in maybe 5 years time, especially if May is replaced by the Buffoon BJ.... That is why I feel not voting for the first time ever is justified.
Sometimes you have to lower your sights on what constitutes a victory.
A weak Tory government and replacing Corbyn is as good as it gets for me. I have already been cheered up by the sidelining of Abott.
Just as a side wish the total destruction of the lying power grabbing Liberals in a squeeze that sees them lose deposit after deposit and become as relevant as Plaid Cymru would also cheer me up.
May has lost her composure and her constant U turns are turning what was a landslide into a struggle.
I'm only 56 so I wonder does anyone remember two such week candidates at the same time before.
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Post by crapslinger on Jun 7, 2017 11:02:01 GMT
I've said since the election was called that this is a fit up, Salop. I know it's grassy knoll territory, but I can see a hung parliament and a pre- Viagra Brexit to follow. Let's face it, the media and MP's were massively against it weren't they? The feel good factor after the result lasted less than a day! If there is a hung parliament and May resigns and Boris takes over? Do you honestly believe BoJo will need even a sniff of Viagra to complete anything? He'd need more than a sniff he was to contemplate shagging Dim Diane that is for sure.
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Post by crapslinger on Jun 7, 2017 11:03:10 GMT
This election almost mirrors Major's one and only victory. We ( Tories ) will get in on a reduced majority, Labour will sack Corbyn, appoint an electable figure, as they did with John Smith, later replaced by Bliar, and hopefully we can have a robust opposition party , as I have said before, every Government HAS TO HAVE a tangible opposition to keep them in check, it is a win win for everyone...And as politics is very cyclical I would fancy Labour in maybe 5 years time, especially if May is replaced by the Buffoon BJ.... That is why I feel not voting for the first time ever is justified.
Sometimes you have to lower your sights on what constitutes a victory.
A weak Tory government and replacing Corbyn is as good as it gets for me. I have already been cheered up by the sidelining of Abott.
Just as a side wish the total destruction of the lying power grabbing Liberals in a squeeze that sees them lose deposit after deposit and become as relevant as Plaid Cymru would also cheer me up.
May has lost her composure and her constant U turns are turning what was a landslide into a struggle.
I'm only 56 so I wonder does anyone remember two such week candidates at the same time before.
The American election just gone.
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Post by crouchpotato1 on Jun 7, 2017 11:04:19 GMT
So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader. No shows a determined women who despite her own ill health put the party and the public first to go out campaigning !! 😂😂😂What a fuckin idiot
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Post by crouchpotato1 on Jun 7, 2017 11:08:42 GMT
Serious long term condition😄It gets funnier by the minute
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Post by Deleted on Jun 7, 2017 11:09:20 GMT
This election almost mirrors Major's one and only victory. We ( Tories ) will get in on a reduced majority, Labour will sack Corbyn, appoint an electable figure, as they did with John Smith, later replaced by Bliar, and hopefully we can have a robust opposition party , as I have said before, every Government HAS TO HAVE a tangible opposition to keep them in check, it is a win win for everyone...And as politics is very cyclical I would fancy Labour in maybe 5 years time, especially if May is replaced by the Buffoon BJ.... That is why I feel not voting for the first time ever is justified.
Sometimes you have to lower your sights on what constitutes a victory.
A weak Tory government and replacing Corbyn is as good as it gets for me. I have already been cheered up by the sidelining of Abott.
Just as a side wish the total destruction of the lying power grabbing Liberals in a squeeze that sees them lose deposit after deposit and become as relevant as Plaid Cymru would also cheer me up.
May has lost her composure and her constant U turns are turning what was a landslide into a struggle.
I'm only 56 so I wonder does anyone remember two such week candidates at the same time before.
1992...Nice Peas, Pillock & Pants Down...
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Post by Davef on Jun 7, 2017 11:11:55 GMT
So highly irresponsible for corbin to keep her as a member of the shadow cabinet and parade her in front of the media knowing of her health issues, just another huge lack of professionalism and judgement from your terrorist loving, royal hating cowardly leader. No shows a determined women who despite her own ill health put the party and the public first to go out campaigning !! If Diane Abbott had even a grain of self awareness she'd have stood down from the Shadow Cabinet weeks ago to put the party first.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 7, 2017 11:12:52 GMT
Serious long term condition😄It gets funnier by the minute I am actually medically qualified to offer a second opinion.... She's an ugly fucker as well... No amount of pints of Guinness or paper bags would make that shaggable...Imagine back scuttling it...Just the fucking smell alone would make you pass out...
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Post by nicholasjalcock on Jun 7, 2017 11:13:38 GMT
That is why I feel not voting for the first time ever is justified.
Sometimes you have to lower your sights on what constitutes a victory.
A weak Tory government and replacing Corbyn is as good as it gets for me. I have already been cheered up by the sidelining of Abott.
Just as a side wish the total destruction of the lying power grabbing Liberals in a squeeze that sees them lose deposit after deposit and become as relevant as Plaid Cymru would also cheer me up.
May has lost her composure and her constant U turns are turning what was a landslide into a struggle.
I'm only 56 so I wonder does anyone remember two such week candidates at the same time before.
1992...Nice Peas, Pillock & Pants Down... Which one was which?
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