Captain Dart
Well-Known Member
Policy clarity.
Policy clarity.
They don't like him because he's incompetent and a weak leader. He has zero cabinet experience and is surrounded by equally weak and ridiculous people and one extremely dangerous one.
there isn't an accusation that you can throw at Corbyn that can't be thrown at May but she seems to get away with it.
Ira sympathiser?
Ira sympathiser?
She turns a blind eye to the Saudis' support of terrorism and abuse of human rights.
Yes, Corbyn wants to stop supplying arms to them, yet supported killers of British people. Odd isn't it? Or maybe he's just trying to convince people he cares about that to win votes eh?She turns a blind eye to the Saudis' support of terrorism and abuse of human rights.
Yes, Corbyn wants to stop supplying arms to them, yet supported killers of British people. Odd isn't it? Or maybe he's just trying to convince people he cares about that to win votes eh?
She turns a blind eye to the Saudis' support of terrorism and abuse of human rights.
Why would someone with such apparent contempt for the British people serve as an MP for 34 years?
Totally different thing to actually lauding people who killed English citizens - no comparison whatsoever
Totally different thing to actually lauding people who killed English citizens - no comparison whatsoever
Totally different thing to actually lauding people who killed English citizens - no comparison whatsoever
there isn't an accusation that you can throw at Corbyn that can't be thrown at May but she seems to get away with it.
That's been my point all along, why do the tories get a pass? It has to be media driven.
Well there are:
- weak indecisive leadership. There are numerous examples of this where he has failed totally to control factions, changed his mind. The Livingston debacle is a prime example.
- failing to intervene in a culture of bullying from left wing members of the party towards others and in particular to those of a certain ethnic persuasion
- an appalling track record of disloyalty to his own party
- hypocrisy by demanding loyalty of his MP's
- a serious problem with his most experienced mp's who refuse to stand by him
- a very unfortunate past association with numerous terrorist groups which actually make him a danger to even partaking in the official secrets act
- very strange anti Semite views, an internal enquiry viewed as a whitewash, a refusal to dismiss one of his chums who has a history of anti Semite views
- a member of CND who won't commit to any real policy on defence
I could go on and on.
Same as the early 90's and 83. In the end the public see a man not fit to lead the country - a fringe leader with baggage.
Have no English citizens been killed by al-Qaida then? Why are English citizens deemed more important than Scottish, Welsh or Irish? Should those soliders associated with Bloody Sunday be deemed terrorists too?
Policy clarity.
Corbyn attended funerals of members of an organisation who bombed murdered maimed and ruined families lives in Birmingham, Warrington etc.
Soldiers aren't terrorists no - they were doing their job.
She is a breath of fresh air compared to Thornberry, Abbott, Burgon, McDonnell, etc.
It's ok for innocents to be killed as long as they're not British, seems to be your prevailing view.
Openly supporting murderers of your own citizens on their own soil isn't in my view a vote winner
Corbyn attended funerals of members of an organisation who bombed murdered maimed and ruined families lives in Birmingham, Warrington etc.
Soldiers aren't terrorists no - they were doing their job.
Openly supporting murderers of your own citizens on their own soil isn't in my view a vote winner
...sounds similar to Bloody Sunday to me, which you appear to believe was justified.
She is a breath of fresh air compared to Thornberry, Abbott, Burgon, McDonnell, etc.
Give me a quote.
Openly supporting murderers of your own citizens on their own soil isn't in my view a vote winner
Was completely shocked today. My Dad, who is your stereotypical tory - middle class, mail reader etc, who has always voted for them said he would be voting Labour as May sounds more like a dictator every day.
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