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Trump?c69 wrote:No not a great fan of Stalinist demagogues.bimboman wrote:c69 wrote:Stole? Can you provide evidence of this illegal activity?
Another hero of your ?
About this theft...
c69 wrote:I know exactly what he did he is a hypocritical cnut.bimboman wrote:c69 wrote:No not a great fan of Stalinist demagogues.bimboman wrote:c69 wrote:Stole? Can you provide evidence of this illegal activity?
Another hero of your ?
About this theft...
Theft? Nothing so gauche .....
He made himself homeless (by selling his house to his daughter) to force through a "right to buy" on the flat in his name even though the rent had been paid by the NUM during his tenancy he then borrowed money from her to purchase the flat 1/2 price.
Pedancy suits you though you're a little snivler.
I would have thought bimbo would applaud such entrepreneurship tbh.
I was mocked the other day for raising the oft quoted idea that we live in a "post truth" society.eldanielfire wrote:WUT?
https://twitter.com/Jamin2g/status/1029448470028013570
On Sky news it seems Jeremy Corbyn followers actually believe he has won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Yes I'm not making that up, nor is it satire. Regardless of political bias and whatnot how the f#ck does BS like that even begin?
SamShark wrote:I was mocked the other day for raising the oft quoted idea that we live in a "post truth" society.eldanielfire wrote:WUT?
https://twitter.com/Jamin2g/status/1029448470028013570
On Sky news it seems Jeremy Corbyn followers actually believe he has won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Yes I'm not making that up, nor is it satire. Regardless of political bias and whatnot how the f#ck does BS like that even begin?
Trust in institutions is low and Brexit/support for populist leaders is a great demonstration that people are choosing to "believe" based on feelings rather than data or evidence.
This is deliberately driven by obvious dark forces (troll farms) who want to create confusion and then apathy, but more shockingly driven by high profile politicians who shamelessly spin and declare facts as "fake news" or "project fear" but unlike the past face no consequences as there's nobody to hold them to account.
The media is either completely tribal like them, obsessed with false balance or mistrusted.
Here is Bimbo aka exhibit 1.bimboman wrote:SamShark wrote:I was mocked the other day for raising the oft quoted idea that we live in a "post truth" society.eldanielfire wrote:WUT?
https://twitter.com/Jamin2g/status/1029448470028013570
On Sky news it seems Jeremy Corbyn followers actually believe he has won the Nobel Peace Prize.
Yes I'm not making that up, nor is it satire. Regardless of political bias and whatnot how the f#ck does BS like that even begin?
Trust in institutions is low and Brexit/support for populist leaders is a great demonstration that people are choosing to "believe" based on feelings rather than data or evidence.
This is deliberately driven by obvious dark forces (troll farms) who want to create confusion and then apathy, but more shockingly driven by high profile politicians who shamelessly spin and declare facts as "fake news" or "project fear" but unlike the past face no consequences as there's nobody to hold them to account.
The media is either completely tribal like them, obsessed with false balance or mistrusted.
The demographics that online fake new and troll farms reach isn’t the demographic that votes for brexit. Either it’s old people what done it , or it isn’t!
You forgot he also has this piece of shit as his shadow home secretarybimboman wrote:c69 wrote:10 pages with 9 of them filled with bimbo calling them disgusting and evil with the odd "terrorists" thrown in for good measure.eldanielfire wrote:Like there would be posts on a thread about the greensBrazil wrote:You'd never see this on a thread about the Greens.slick wrote:f**king SHUT UP THE PAIR OF YOU
That's silly, unless of course Caroline Lucas has :
Supported the IRA and was anti the good Friday agreement being signed.
Been the British conveyner for a holocuast denial organisation.
Liked anti semetic commentary and art by the dozen.
Called Hamas and Hezbollah their friends,
Laid wreaths at the graves of terrorists and then lied about it.
Constantly spent time with Jihadists.
Been paid to appear on Iranian state TV.
Etc etc.
The reason I call Corbyn a supporter of terrorists is that he is.
Ireland is our struggle — every defeat of the British state is a victory for all of us. A defeat in Northern Ireland would be a defeat indeed.”
If you truly believe that then you are a dangerous idiot, as you are the twat that voted him in to be leader of one of the two main parties in British politics.bimboman wrote: I genuinly think that someone with Cobyns world view an absolute danger to the UK if he became PM. I believe that his views regarding Britain and its place. His view of people and busines in the uk as dangerous.
His views in general are disgusting, an example of which is a man laying a wreath at the graves of the Black September members.
There's a long long list of these types on incidence , every time Jezza is standing on the wrong side.
Dangerous and disgusting underplays it in reality.
Lorthern Nights wrote:If you truly believe that then you are a dangerous idiot, as you are the twat that voted him in to be leader of one of the two main parties in British politics.bimboman wrote: I genuinly think that someone with Cobyns world view an absolute danger to the UK if he became PM. I believe that his views regarding Britain and its place. His view of people and busines in the uk as dangerous.
His views in general are disgusting, an example of which is a man laying a wreath at the graves of the Black September members.
There's a long long list of these types on incidence , every time Jezza is standing on the wrong side.
Dangerous and disgusting underplays it in reality.
Are you now going to admit that this action of yours was truly reprehensible and apologise for this?
Brazil wrote:Decent article on Wreathgate:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... reath-mess
Or as a commentator on sky news just put it "when you sign up to a crude anti-imperialism as he has done, it's inevitable that these sorts of things will catch up with you".
Perfectly putBoobs not Moobs wrote:Brazil wrote:Decent article on Wreathgate:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... reath-mess
Or as a commentator on sky news just put it "when you sign up to a crude anti-imperialism as he has done, it's inevitable that these sorts of things will catch up with you".
He keeps on banging on about being a man of peace but has clearly picked a side...and those sides have deliberately killed civillians as part of achieving their aims. I don't see Corbyn having done anything to achieve peace in all my googling. He appears at events, conferences etc which are just for the sides he picked, they're not UN conferences etc. There's been no middle ground, no mediation, no seeing both sides from him. He clearly doesn't think there's a problem with this, ok so just say you support a Palestinian state (which many people do) and which groups you support aiming to achieve this (which many people don't), but he can't also claim to be a man of peace.
eldanielfire wrote:Lorthern Nights wrote:If you truly believe that then you are a dangerous idiot, as you are the twat that voted him in to be leader of one of the two main parties in British politics.bimboman wrote: I genuinly think that someone with Cobyns world view an absolute danger to the UK if he became PM. I believe that his views regarding Britain and its place. His view of people and busines in the uk as dangerous.
His views in general are disgusting, an example of which is a man laying a wreath at the graves of the Black September members.
There's a long long list of these types on incidence , every time Jezza is standing on the wrong side.
Dangerous and disgusting underplays it in reality.
Are you now going to admit that this action of yours was truly reprehensible and apologise for this?
Just goes to show Bimboman will vote for disgusting and evil and dangerous people out to destroy the world.
, I need to apologise to the Internet !eldanielfire wrote:Well you are the only Corbyn voter on this entire forum. It's your fault.
Yep, and despite what his acolytes would have you believe, it's led to him being most definitely on the wrong side of history on more than one occasion, most notably over the Falklands and Kosovo - his defence of Milosovic being another of those curious examples of leftists forgiving all manner of sins so long as the perpetrator wears an anti-western hat.Boobs not Moobs wrote:Brazil wrote:Decent article on Wreathgate:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... reath-mess
Or as a commentator on sky news just put it "when you sign up to a crude anti-imperialism as he has done, it's inevitable that these sorts of things will catch up with you".
He keeps on banging on about being a man of peace but has clearly picked a side...and those sides have deliberately killed civillians as part of achieving their aims. I don't see Corbyn having done anything to achieve peace in all my googling. He appears at events, conferences etc which are just for the sides he picked, they're not UN conferences etc. There's been no middle ground, no mediation, no seeing both sides from him. He clearly doesn't think there's a problem with this, ok so just say you support a Palestinian state (which many people do) and which groups you support aiming to achieve this (which many people don't), but he can't also claim to be a man of peace.
bessantj wrote:Speaking of barmy things about the Falklands have a look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKkcTpCur7g
Holy shitbessantj wrote:Speaking of barmy things about the Falklands have a look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKkcTpCur7g
Scot's arent' going to be happy with that.bessantj wrote:Speaking of barmy things about the Falklands have a look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKkcTpCur7g
iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
Ah right, don't know much about that. Im not sure if it was before or after but he seemed to get a bit of kudos over Hillsborough and cutting through some of the red tape to help the families. Dont know how much of that is justified.c69 wrote:Burnham will for ever be tainted for trying to bury the story about the Mid Staffs scandal.etherman wrote:The handling of this by Corbyns team and himself has been awful. They've got to be able to kill a story quicker than this or hold their hands up and apologise, or walk away. The guy on Newsnight last night was dancing on the head of a pin like a mofo. You can't blame the media if you cant answer their questions.
This was always going to be an issue. Much like Ken Livingstone theres only so far you can get coming from the left wing before some of the more mental aspects of that background catch up with you. It's a shame. I'd like to see a Labour figure cme forward who can embrace the more interesting aspects of Corbyns platform, like public railways etc but doen't have all the Citizen Smith student union bullshit that comes with Corbyn etc.
What's Andy Burnham like? Is he a new labour phuckstick or a bit more in tune with the left of the party? He's doing well stepping away from this with a mayor turn. You'd imagine its a holding position for a few years.
It was a crummy thing to do, an absolute disgrace.
Tbf, that doesn't disprove the football fan analogy at all. You still support your football team even if they're dreadful. As a West Ham fan, you should know thatbimboman wrote:iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
Even the most cursory glance at posting would show I don't follow the Tories in the way you've described, the current mob are dreadful.
HurricaneWasp wrote:Tbf, that doesn't disprove the football fan analogy at all. You still support your football team even if they're dreadful. As a West Ham fan, you should know thatbimboman wrote:iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
Even the most cursory glance at posting would show I don't follow the Tories in the way you've described, the current mob are dreadful.
It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
bimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
I'm not right wing.
I agree. You're a Tory fan regardless of their position.bimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
I'm not right wing.
eldanielfire wrote:bimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
I'm not right wing.
Because laughing at your BS on an internet forum is in any way reflective of how some one does their job FFS!bimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:bimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
I'm not right wing.
Smilies again. It's genuinly sad that you're in education.
c69 wrote:Gtfobimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
I'm not right wing.
It's a credible as me saying I'm not left wing.
Self awareness and honesty....
Ah yah like a bit of the https://www.centrism.biz/bimboman wrote:c69 wrote:Gtfobimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
I'm not right wing.
It's a credible as me saying I'm not left wing.
Self awareness and honesty....
I'm a liberal, socially and importantly economically. I'm quite clear on this.
bimboman wrote:eldanielfire wrote:It's more a case Bimboman follows a right leaning political position like a football team rather than a specific arty. Though The Tories pretty much substitute in as that party by default. It's pretty much the same with Corbyn's twitter followers.iarmhiman wrote:Why did you vote for Corbyn then Bimbo? Bear in mind that pre Corbyn , Labour was closer to the centre.
Did you vote for Corbyn hoping to help push labour so far left, that the middle ground voters would always vote Tory?
It's as if you follow the Tories like a football fan and no other party are worth voting for in any scenario.
I'm not right wing.
Talking of right wing politicians but......does that mean JC was involved?bessantj wrote:Sadly it's all over for Corbyn, damning evidence of him attending a ceremony with a war criminal.
Spoiler: show
