Well if he switched probably not... though trusting shitc**t Morgan's version of events is not something I'm inclined to doPresumably nothing to do with Bellerin being, you know, Spanish...
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.
Like a family of hedgehogs in your garden, prickly but interesting.
This guy Corbyn is great, I just love listening to him and he is intelligent, what the feck were people afraid of? That would let the communists that dont exist anymore take over Britain? That Gerry Adams would be home secretary? What was it?
I like to think both Corbyn and Bellerin spoke Spanish in that hope that it would mean Morgan fecked off.
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Haha, Piers Morgan upset because as usual he's trying to talk over people while Bellerin and Corbyn blank him. Wonder if they were talking in Spanish about what a tosser Piers is.
Despite respecting his ideologies the figures and solutions to rightly indentified problems were just pulled out of his arse.
Examples ?
Everything he has ever said involving numbers, the economy and his biggest "technically I didn't lie" student debt.
It would be a far shorter discussion for us to actually find something he has got correct, just even managed to get his team to look up and CTRL-P a page with the validated data on it.
That's not really an answer. What are some of the policies being put forward by a Corbyn Labour that seem ''pulled out of his arse''.
Also I'm getting the student debt point your making.
This is the bit where they usually have to cycle through the Tories Twitter page to find something. The student debt bollocks indicates they've already been there.
The IFS says hi. The irony of a Corbyn sympathiser wanting me to clarify vague claims
Oh jesus hope it's not that the shite tory lie that about Corbyn getting rid of all student. It was weirdly spun as Corbyn betraying all the young voters who voted for Labour in the election and I'm sure they did some polling at the time and found only 10% of young voters thought Corbyn would get rid of all student debut, everyone else thought it a load of tory bollocks.
Problems with the IFS reviewThe IFS says hi. The irony of a Corbyn sympathiser wanting me to clarify vague claims
https://www.ippr.org/blog/the-peril...ysis-was-labour-s-manifesto-really-regressive
http://www.primeeconomics.org/articles/assessing-the-manifestos-the-ifs-fails-the-test
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The IFS says hi. The irony of a Corbyn sympathiser wanting me to clarify vague claims
Sympathiser? Isnt that something you Mail readers associate with terrorists?
The IFS says hi. The irony of a Corbyn sympathiser wanting me to clarify vague claims
IFS were glowing about the Tories too huh?
No they were not. I'm not a tory, I dislike May as well. I know that's a difficult concept for you comprehend but it is possible to dislike one without being a worshipper of the other. You keep nibbling on Corbyns balls though, us tory loving terrorist sympathisers will let you finish.
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They were not, they said neither party had honest manifestos.
I find this air of intimate knowledge of me in your posts hilarious. I doubt you pay that much attention to my political leanings or whether I do nibble Jezza's balls. I also notice a lack of alternative to Corbyn and May in your posts.
Yeah I knew that but Ivaldo doesnt like Blue leader either.
Is it as hilarious as your perceived intimate knowledge of my political leaning? In a post where I praised Corbyns ideologies you found the very notion that someone could possibly question his financial reasoning laughable. You can continue gobbling now.
I opened it and swiftly decided I dont care enough about this to read all that. I'll take your word for it.
Yeah I can say it's really not that interesting.
Scan read them but they don't appear to say that Labour's manifesto added up or am I missing something? I'm no economics expert. Seems more like a discussion/critique of the IFS's methodology.
Vince'a Cable is my screensaverDo you like Vinces Cable?
Yeah sorry if I made it seem like that I only posted those links to point out some problems of the IFS analysis.
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Corbyn is such a legend
The country will turn around when he is PM.
At one point Lewis was seen as a likely successor to Corbyn, but since those ambitions hit a bump in the road he's become prone to these headline grabbing, inflammatory statements.
Is it true labour won't be talking about Brexit at the conference?
They discussed it for an hour today, apparently. They certainly aren't overly keen on discussing it though.
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Can see why. It's a clusterfeck.
The guy reminds me of Hitler
Waits for shitstorm lols
Waits for shitstorm lols
Quiet evening, Colin?
It's kinda their job though.
Not the least bit quiet, no!
All this "Oh, Jeremy Corbyn" shit makes me feel very uneasy though.
Did the song hurt your feelings? Which of his policies make you feel uneasy and remind you of Hitler exactly?