Re: Jez Corbyn - The 'NEW HOPE' for Britain?

by Guest 17.09.15 14:55

Yes, it would have continued the faux-opposition.

by **Jill Havern** 17.09.15 14:55

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by Guest 17.09.15 14:58

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Three invitees of the Bilderberg club that Jeremy will never attend.

by Guest 17.09.15 15:02

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Excellent.

The fact that profits are made from our energy bills by foreign governments is a national disgrace.

by DaTroof 17.09.15 15:19

notlongnow wrote:He is the best thing to happen to politics for years.
If one of the other 3 tory lites had got in it would be more blandness.

He will be asking awkward questions and the tories don't like it.

They have had it to easy with there cohorts Nulabour

You may be correct, but I cannot imagine Jeremy Corbyn ever being elected as Prime Minister.

I think the Tory's will treat him quite gently, as Labour did with young Hague & also Duncan-Smith & Howard, knowing that his leadership almost guarantees them victory at the next election.

My own hope is that he gets properly stuck in for 2-3years & shakes up Westmonster, then resigns to let some one more electable lead Labour into the next election.

by notlongnow 17.09.15 15:28

DaTroof wrote:
notlongnow wrote:He is the best thing to happen to politics for years.
If one of the other 3 tory lites had got in it would be more blandness.

He will be asking awkward questions and the tories don't like it.

They have had it to easy with there cohorts Nulabour

You may be correct, but I cannot imagine Jeremy Corbyn ever being elected as Prime Minister.

I think the Tory's will treat him quite gently, as Labour did with young Hague & also Duncan-Smith & Howard, knowing that his leadership almost guarantees them victory at the next election.

My own hope is that he gets properly stuck in for 2-3years & shakes up Westmonster, then resigns to let some one more electable lead Labour into the next election.

I agree,and like you hope he gets a few years.
As long as that electable person has similar beliefs and not another media trained suit.

Will be interesting to see what Murdoch does if enough people come back to Labour?

by **Jill Havern** 17.09.15 17:38

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by Guest 17.09.15 17:41

Slick politicians and media people think it's a problem that Jeremy is not slick.

I think it's one of his assets.

by willowthewisp 17.09.15 17:41

He's too tidy and he doesn't wear that type of hat, might attire himself in one of Michael's jackets he used to wear though! friends

by Richard IV 17.09.15 20:58

BlueBag wrote:Slick politicians and media people think it's a problem that Jeremy is not slick.

I think it's one of his assets.

So do I. He looked great in what he had on today in parliament - much smarter than the other cardboard cutouts.

by Guest 17.09.15 21:35

I think he -JC- alarmingly resembles good dr Kelly

by **Jill Havern** 17.09.15 21:45

Portia wrote:I think he -JC- alarmingly resembles good dr Kelly

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by Guest 18.09.15 7:17

Get'emGonçalo wrote:
Portia wrote:I think he -JC- alarmingly resembles good dr Kelly
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With a touch of Robin Cook.

by **Jill Havern** 18.09.15 7:32

BlueBag wrote:
Get'emGonçalo wrote:
Portia wrote:I think he -JC- alarmingly resembles good dr Kelly
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With a touch of Robin Cook.

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The words are a bit blurry....

"The truth is, there is no Islamic army or terrorist group called Al Qaeda. And any informed intelligence officer knows this. But there is a propaganda campaign to make the public believe in the presence of an identified entity representing the devil only in order to drive the TV watcher to accept a unified international leadership for a war against terrorism. The country behind this propaganda is the US."

(Cook died while hiking in the Scottish Highlands)

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by Guest 18.09.15 8:35

Yes, Robin Cook another boat-rocker.

The MSM went for him too.

If you're not in the club you're not in it.

by jozi 18.09.15 12:15

His first major u-turn. What will he sell out on next?
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by Guest 18.09.15 12:32

jozi wrote:His first major u-turn. What will he sell out on next?
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Why are you so worried about him?

by Richard IV 18.09.15 14:08

BlueBag wrote:
jozi wrote:His first major u-turn. What will he sell out on next?
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Why are you so worried about him?

He is going to get a lot of this - people trying to discredit him at every word he utters. You can bet, when it comes down to it, he will not go along with staying in the EU, particularly as it is at the moment. He can`t cause too much of a rebellion right at the off, hence seeming to give in to kissing `er majesty. There are ways of getting round these things.

by Guest 18.09.15 14:14

Richard IV wrote:
BlueBag wrote:
jozi wrote:His first major u-turn. What will he sell out on next?
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Why are you so worried about him?
He is going to get a lot of this - people trying to discredit him at every word he utters. You can bet, when it comes down to it, he will not go along with staying in the EU, particularly as it is at the moment. He can`t cause too much of a rebellion right at the off, hence seeming to give in to kissing `er majesty. There are ways of getting round these things.

Tony Benn was an opponent of the EU... Corbyn is from the same mold.

As for the kissing of the Queens hand, Tony Benn when faced with this nonsense, used to place his thumb over her hand and kiss that instead.

He has hinted that he won't be part of the privy council.

WHY THE HELL DOES A SUPPOSED POWERLESS QUEEN NEED A PRIVY COUNCIL?

by guest12345 18.09.15 14:54

The guy thinks he's Robin Hood.

Best thing all the other parties can do is just sit back, say nothing and watch.

by jozi 19.09.15 11:36

He just gets better and better...LOL

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Robin Hood in deed ...with his band of men er convicts !!!

by Guest 19.09.15 12:47

Have you heard of The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974?

by Richard IV 19.09.15 13:50

It`s funny how the MSM forget all the crimes committed by the hardline righties.

They`re just doing their usual stunt of scrapping the barrel to find bits of dirt on the man, even trying to tarnish him by saying he had an affair with Diane Abbott, which was common knowledge anyway. Ah well, I`m sure Jeremy Corbyn is expecting this sort of stuff, but luckily doesn`t care.

by jozi 19.09.15 17:45

Richard IV wrote:It`s funny how the MSM forget all the crimes committed by the hardline righties.

They`re just doing their usual stunt of scrapping the barrel to find bits of dirt on the man, even trying to tarnish him by saying he had an affair with Diane Abbott, which was common knowledge anyway. Ah well, I`m sure Jeremy Corbyn is expecting this sort of stuff, but luckily doesn`t care.

Well god help us Brits if this is the chosen one that Labourites think is the best thing since sliced bread !!! We are going to look right DH's if he is at the helm......come back Nigel ,get us out a here !!!

by Guest 19.09.15 18:44

I'm hoping he's going to represent and speak for ordinary working people while he's leader of the Labour party, unlike his predecessors from central casting.