Jeremy Corbyn

This thread will keep going longer than the Labour party ever will

 

Labour are back on track.

Sturgeon is ****ting her pants.

Funny as ****.

 

Perhaps some sturgeon soup is in order?

 

Diane Abbott

 

Got a link to Corbyn's IRA quotes, can't find one

Cheers

 

Was talking about the shadow Chancellor.

I'll have a look for you though.

 

You're ****ing flapping here btw Mindy

 

http://m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/new...anscript-of-his-nolan-interview-31430884.html

That'll do for now, too busy laughing at Ahmed calling the Huns out.

 

I'm only asking because I'm interested, I won't even nitpick

 

He was up to his neck with the IRA when they were in full on mode, it's not even a secret. Look who he picked for Shadow Chancellor.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-34245039

They won't like this btw

 

Any party that elects two people called Tom and Jerry to lead them anywhere can only expect a load of slapstick comedy and a label of Looney Tunes.

 

And a lot of **** jokes and unimaginative digs

 

Hi mate. Welcome to GC

How are you?

 

I would be a fan of Corbyn and his policies but can you not see what people on here are getting at?

 

Of course. Corbyn could turn out to be the worst thing that ever happened to the labour party. Maybe not though. The political landscape is changing throughput the democratic world. Look at Bernie Sanders in the USA. A self declared socialist giving Hillary Clinton a run for her money; that would have been unthinkable a few years ago. Who knows how all this will turn out?

 

I think you do Archer. Jerry will hit Tom with a fly swat and then nationalise the cheese industry.

As far as the Labour party is concerned I think Turkeys and Christmas springs to mind. Labour just put itself back to the 70's.

 

What I mean is do you think English folk will vote for a party led by an IRA supporter and his deputy who is also an IRA supporter?

Seems to be the elephant in the room which Corbyn supporters want to avoid.

The media are not avoiding it.

 

The right wing print media will use every tool they can find to batter Corbyn. But their influence is in decline.

And I remember the 70s. Not a bad time to be alive. Full employment, no housing crisis, brilliant music.

 

The right wing print media will use every tool they can find to batter Corbyn. But their influence is in decline.

And I remember the 70s. Not a bad time to be alive. Full employment, no housing crisis, brilliant music. And Saints won the FA Cup.

 

****in 70s you on about, full employment in a three day week. Half the housing stock were slums and The Bay city rollers were massive.

i was just a kid and i know it was ****e ffs