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Jeremy Corbyn - Not Not Labour Party(?), not a Communist (BBC)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
As I don't do facebook I'm unable to see what this tweet links to. Can someone unravel this mystery for me please?
Jeremy Corbyn's Cannabis Policy Backed By Former Drugs Chief David Nutt
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/ent...utt_uk_57c99188e4b09f5b5e3659ef?utm_hp_ref=uk
Not the greatest name for a drugs chief.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/ent...utt_uk_57c99188e4b09f5b5e3659ef?utm_hp_ref=uk
Not the greatest name for a drugs chief.
I think it's absolutely mental the stance they take against Nutt's expert advice.
He's the man they hired as an expert in his field to advise them on something they know absolutely nothing about and when his expert advice contradicts their policies, rather than adjusting their policies to reflect his thoughts, they sack him. Mental.
The "bailout" will benefit the company but from earlier news reports it is still being spent on track upgrades and repairs and hiring more station staff - basically on the parts of the network that are already publicly owned. Again it doesn't hit the crux of the matter, which is that nationalisation of the franchises will not be a panacea.
Some people think the BBC is a bit biased.
Wait...Reg Race is behind Saving Labour? 
Oh this just gets better and better!
Oh this just gets better and better!She's not actually a billionaire anymore, as she gave several hundred million to charity (and paid a lot of tax).
Maybe Frankie Boyle should stick to insulting disabled children (or, you know, not do that at all).
Maybe let Frankie do the jokes?
Good.
It's worth pointing out the context of the clip, it's from around 2014 and is about JK Rowling view on Scottish Independence(Who gave a shite what JK Rowling thinks of Scottish Independence).
So there.
@Sweet Square
Rowling is English but a long time resident of Edinburgh so I think that is why she made headlines during the indyref debate.
Corbyn being Corbyn
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ilemma-jeremy-corbyn-business-as-usual-tories
Rowling is English but a long time resident of Edinburgh so I think that is why she made headlines during the indyref debate.
Corbyn being Corbyn
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...ilemma-jeremy-corbyn-business-as-usual-tories
Ah thanks, didn't know that.
But rich seeing as Rowling knowingly encourages online abuse.
Pretty much, yeah. It's not been highlighted that much but apparently she does something wherein she tags her followers into conversations between her and people she disagrees with which results in said people getting a ton of abuse sometimes. Not to mention that she was exposed as being quite pally on social media with some people who've got a history of abusing people online as well.
Frankie Boyle's a bit of an arse but like Rowling he's done plenty of his own charity work, and he doesn't really try or pretend to be an admirable guy.
Aye she knows exactly what she's doing.
Wasn't that when Natalie McGarry tried to stir up her own followers against Rowling by saying she was supporting an abusive user, before publicly apologising a few weeks later for being wrong?
Thats not what I'm referring to.
McGarry's made a habit of saying and doing stupid shit but she actually had a point on this one, even if she worded it poorly.
http://wingsoverscotland.com/the-tweets-you-wont-read/#more-81132
While the above link is Wings Over Scotland (who's a complete prick himself), it does quite rightly highlight that Rowling has an extensive history of chatting to someone in a friendly manner who was quite unashamedly abusive and only apologised once he was called out on it. It's petty internet catfighting at its worst, but it's quite interesting in that Rowling jumps on McGarry right away and copies in all her followers quite deliberately. Also interesting for the fact that Rowling quite blatantly was friends with a misogynistic troll.
I came across this on the BBC's website.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/topics/71e97cc0-8bec-416b-82f0-a6bbb85d7f1f/jeremy-corbyn
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/topics/71e97cc0-8bec-416b-82f0-a6bbb85d7f1f/jeremy-corbyn
Well this isn't good
There's another poll due on 21st.
Honeymoon phase they call it(All new PM get some sort of boost) but yeah it's odd to say the least, She hasn't done anything as PM yet(Could be the reason for such high polling) not to mention the her party has just brought is out the country out of the EU.
People are odd.
Wow... That's terrible... though no doubt it's Tony Blairs fault somehow
I mean can we ? I quite like blaming him for things.
What do the Corbynistas make of his performance around Brexit since the vote? Whilst he is prattling on about trains and drinks after work Chukka Umunna is quietly getting on with putting together a body to hold the Tories to account on the shape of Brexit.
Go for it... the corbynistas will believe anything if it involves blaming Blair... I'm surprised Diane abbott or another of the (very) small circle of loyal mp's has not been implying it was probably Blair who bricked eagles window to detract from chilcot
Better than Smith in my opinion.
I have absolutely no issue with people who don't like Corbyn but the condescending tone of all your posts in this thread is tiresome, to say the least.
I more meant, do you think that he is making the right noises around the mechanics of Brexit, do you feel he is one the ball with the issue and looking out for the interests of the majority of the Labour Party membership that voted remain?
Yeah, funny that.
Owen with the bantz - http://www.politics.co.uk/news/2016...-sexist-nicola-sturgeon-tweet-was-just-banter
Also http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...leadership-contender-owen-smith-a7226051.html. Fair enough not agreeing with the idea of Basic Income but you've got to give a better answer then this. But know your audience. They've actually manage to find someone worse than Corbyn.
Also http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...leadership-contender-owen-smith-a7226051.html. Fair enough not agreeing with the idea of Basic Income but you've got to give a better answer then this. But know your audience. They've actually manage to find someone worse than Corbyn.
I wonder at what point does the anti-corbyn crowd start actually criticising Smith for the kind of stuff they try to hang Corbyn for?
Although there seems to be less and less Labour MPs out publically supporting Smith now. Slowly distancing themselves.
#UB4CORBYN
What the actual hell?
What the actual hell?
I've given up trying to understand. The soon to be re-elected leader of the Labour party calls press conferences to announce the endorsement of UB40, we just have to accept that now.
He really does think it is the 1980s!
Some of the things some are getting upset over.Who the hell are his PR advisers? Such a bizarre decision. All the more so considering that only half of the original UB40 line-up turned up because of a previous acrimonious split.
How fecking thick do you have to be to fail to predict the angle the media will take with this press conference?
I quite enjoy the farce that is Jeremy Corbyn, at least purely on a comedic level.
@Pogue Mahone
The other half of the original line up of UB40 actually don't support Corbyn and have made that clear.
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/sep/06/jeremy-corbyn-fails-to-win-backing-of-other-ub40