Thatcher was PM. Corbyn supported their movement
Look, in the end its up to individual choice. Corbyn supported an organisation that openly dragged "informer" women from their beds and shot them through the head in front of their children
At least Abbot has changed her hairstyle what is his excuse?
But if you are comfortable with the ideology that is fine
Except he doesn't support them, does he. The most recent Tory scare video's best attempt is to say he equated the crimes of the IRA with those of the UVF. That's been his position for years, neither side came out of the Troubles looking good. The difference you have is that if supporters of a united Ireland were murdered it is more acceptable than the murder of unionists was. None of it is.
Mrs May and the Saudis, however...
You don't have an answer you meanI'm done discussing politics on here. Just noting my predictions.
The picture that is being used as the stock photo for the story is from 1995Odd. Would you attend Adolf Hitlers funeral?
Alan Johnson on this week fell about laughing about this the other day on this week
With respect you weren't even born when Corbyn was sidling up to Adams and McGuinness
I've posed numerous questions on this thread all based on facts regarding his associations - answer all of them please and then tell me he wasn't an IRA supporter.
He was and he's a liar.
One will only use the Nazis or Hitler when one has completely lost the argument.Odd. Would you attend Adolf Hitlers funeral?
Alan Johnson on this week fell about laughing about this the other day on this week
With respect you weren't even born when Corbyn was sidling up to Adams and McGuinness
I've posed numerous questions on this thread all based on facts regarding his associations - answer all of them please and then tell me he wasn't an IRA supporter.
He was and he's a liar.
One will only use the Nazis or Hitler when one has completely lost the argument.
She didn't attend any funerals and pay homage to bombers. France can fuck off too.Wasn't Thatcher meeting with them in secret as well? I've laid flowers at the Garden of Rememberance in Dublin, I suppose I count as a terrorist sympathiser as well. France has a street named after Boby Sands, a whole nation of sympathisers as well!
Except he doesn't support them, does he. The most recent Tory scare video's best attempt is to say he equated the crimes of the IRA with those of the UVF. That's been his position for years, neither side came out of the Troubles looking good. The difference you have is that if supporters of a united Ireland were murdered it is more acceptable than the murder of unionists was. None of it is.
Mrs May and the Saudis, however...
Oh and as for not supporting bombers he'd better have words with his Comrade in Arms - Mr McDonnell
“It's about time we started honouring those people involved in the armed struggle. It was the bombs and bullets and sacrifice made by the likes of Bobby Sands that brought Britain to the negotiating table. The peace we have now is due to the action of the IRA.”
She didn't attend any funerals and pay homage to bombers. France can fuck off too.
You don't have an answer you mean
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Assuming the quote is genuine, is it technically untrue? What do you have to say about the British and UVF actions in NI at the same time?
Ed: McDonnell was pressed on these claims shortly after Corbyn was elected leader.
Absolutely not. I'm just fed up with wasting time on here explaining my position in detail and you and your friends having no response (seemingly conceding); only then to go round in circles with the same tosh again a week or so later.
Christ you justify this outrage. "The British" - listen to yourself. "The British" included Northern Ireland.
True? Of course its true and his pathetic apology was made as he suddenly found himself on the Front bench.
You deserve the wretched man. Fortunately the majority of the British public are better informed than you and will deliver the correct and just verdict on this dinosaurs next week.
This is why Corbyn gets the young vote. It doesn't explore the past and throws lazy soundbites around like you do. Young people preaching liberty and freedom yet wearing T Shirts of a brutal racist and homophobic dictator.
This debate is going nowhere. Lets see what the majority think
When was this? I don't recall ever having an argument with youAbsolutely not. I'm just fed up with wasting time on here explaining my position in detail and you and your friends having no response (seemingly conceding); only then to go round in circles with the same tosh again a week or so later.
There's many good reasons why people my age don't vote Tory. We could look at the trebling in tuition fees, denying under 25s a living wage, repealing the EMA, selling student debt to third parties, scrapping maintenance grants, and underfunding schools. For all the arrogance you aim at young people, look at what your generation has accomplished. The worst economic crisis since the 1930s, countless failed military interventions, climate change, the rise of jihadism and the first case of a generation being worse off than the one before.
Assuming the quote is genuine, is it technically untrue? What do you have to say about the British and UVF actions in NI at the same time?
Ed: McDonnell was pressed on these claims shortly after Corbyn was elected leader.
Apparently the soldiers involved in Bloody Sunday were just 'doing their job'.
Well he never reoffended, proving that rehabilitation in prison worksSo anyway.... Mandela - terrorist or hero?
I think it's just everyone was eventually fed up on both sides with pointless death. Hopefully the same will happen with the curent issues here and around the world but I fear it may take at least another generation in this island country and likely longer elsewhere with free movement harder to track.Nobody came out of it looking good. At least there is relative peace there now.
Major and Blair (yes, him!) deserve a lot of credit for NI.Nobody came out of it looking good. At least there is relative peace there now.
True enough. Many others, obviously. Was just using the leaders as those from where an example starts.Dont forget Mo Mowlam too
Major and Blair (yes, him!) deserve a lot of credit for NI.
They moved away from the confrontational approach of Thatcher - seems Grendel would have us back there...
I think it's just everyone was eventually fed up on both sides with pointless death. Hopefully the same will happen with the curent issues here and around the world but I fear it may take at least another generation in this island country and likely longer elsewhere with free movement harder to track.
Who is supposed to have gone to whose funeral?If someone did attend the funeral of a despot
Maggie's unashamed support of General Pinochet
Thatcher's government granted a royal pardon to a convicted IRA terrorist just months after the Brighton bombing, it has emerged.
The former Conservative Prime Minister was known for her unyielding stance against the IRA during the Troubles but newly released papers show secret concessions.
The documents revealed that in May 1985 a Royal Prerogative of Mercy was approved for Donal Donnelly, who had fled prison 25 years earlier.
Find it a bit odd that while the Conservatives keep telling us Corbyn is useless and unelectable their primary focus is on something that happened decades ago? Why not concentre on the present?
Labour peer, quit whip when Corbyn took over.Multi millionaire in supporting Conservatives shock!
PinochetI repeat answer the questions I posed earlier in the thread and explain to me how they do not prove he was a sympathiser to that cause
Why did Dianne Abbott admit it on TV yesterday?
It's not losing the argument is it? If someone did attend the funeral of a despot does that show lack of empathy to that person or actually the opposite?
Labour peer, quit whip when Corbyn took over.
Former Labour peer Lord Sugar is backing Theresa May this General Election
Exactly, as soon as someone heads the party who isn't to all intents and purposes a tory in a red tie the multi millionaire shows his true colours and scuttles off to the party who will lower his taxes.Labour peer, quit whip when Corbyn took over.
Former Labour peer Lord Sugar is backing Theresa May this General Election
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