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[Lordo]

I'm neither keen on Corbin nor the Clown. The last nail on British politics being the world's finest has been put on the coffeen by none other than the Clown and the fools following him. It is tragedy for the political scene of the once greater nation on earth to have as it's PM an intellectual bafoon, or rather a fucking liar ,good for nothing absolute Clown. Boy I'm glad I'm out of it and living on the Paradise island.
I shall not be bothered to vote, it's a clear Hobsons choice.

thats resignation of responsibility for one's country and it normally follows after consumption of a fair bit alchohol. funny enough that is how the nazis managed to get their people to behave the way they did by giving them plenty of alchohol.

On the contrary it is prudent of my self to refrain from casting a vote , it has not the least to do with alcohol consumption but to do with what is transparently obvious that neither party will win an overall majority. Both parties gave got indisputably incompetent leaders and the vast majority of current MPs maybe blind to this fact.
I , and I believe many more, will not cast a vote.

cheers, hick!

by all means explain in what way corbyn is incompetent? i am all ears.

[miltiades]

Firstly his grave error in befriending certain " terrorist" groups, groups that consider the UK as a legit target. Secondly in refusing to step down as Labour's leaders a few years back when the majority of Labour MPs expressed their wish for him to step down.
Thirdly his inability to curtail anti semitism in his party coupled with his profound distaste of Israel. And finally he is sporting a........beard, that in it self renders the man as incompetent to use a ....razor.

[erolz66]

Secondly in refusing to step down as Labour's leaders a few years back when the majority of Labour MPs expressed their wish for him to step down.

Yet he was supported by a majority of the Labour party membership was he not ? So who's will should 'trump' who's in such circumstances ? Should the will of the wider party membership be subservient to the will of the current elected Labour MP's ?

[miltiades]

Secondly in refusing to step down as Labour's leaders a few years back when the majority of Labour MPs expressed their wish for him to step down.

Yet he was supported by a majority of the Labour party membership was he not ? So who's will should 'trump' who's in such circumstances ? Should the will of the wider party membership be subservient to the will of the current elected Labour MP's ?

Indeed he was as union members are the core of his support. However a Genetal must enjoy the support of his troops and their trust. You will recall at the time that the vast majority of his own MPs had no confidence in him and so.e resigned.
The man might well be an honourable chap but he us considered by many, my self included, as a liability to the Labour party.
Any other leader would be almost guaranteed to defeat the Clown. What I find intriguingly annoying is that Corbin himself doesn't see it.

[Lordo]

now here is a man who doubled the party membership after becoming leader, not becasue he did something magical but becasue what he is and has been saying. people who did not take part in politics decided to join him in his journey to becoming pm. here were 160 off mps that decided they would not work with him despite winning the leadership twice.

so why is corbyn so unpopular amangst even some labour members who i decsribe as blairites. we fight for principle, without principle there is no point of winning.

now here is a man who understands, i will lelt him explain. not only does he explain why he is accused of antisemetism, he also explains why the media love to hate him.

[miltiades]

Well for starter he has a very uncouth ....beard

[erolz66]

Well for starter he has a very uncouth ....beard

and for me that is a credible and valid reason to not support him when compared to reasons like 'he is a communist that wants to destroy capitalism', 'he wants to ban private ownership of people's homes', 'he is an anti-semite' and similar such 'reasons' so often given.

[Lordo]

you cannot make this up. deputy leader of the liberal party says he willnot make a pact with labour incase of a hung parliament but he will make a pact with the tories. and get this because he says he will be able to get the ories to hold a second vote.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=53&v=PUf3xqsWam4&feature=emb_logo

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=53&v=PUf3xqsWam4&feature=emb_logo[/youtube]

[Londonrake]

you cannot make this up. deputy leader of the liberal party says he willnot make a pact with labour incase of a hung parliament..........

They all spout this crap. Until they’re invited to No 10 and offered a Ministerial post, with the associated limo, chauffeur and close protection officer sat outside.

[Kikapu]

you cannot make this up. deputy leader of the liberal party says he willnot make a pact with labour incase of a hung parliament but he will make a pact with the tories. and get this because he says he will be able to get the ories to hold a second vote.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=53&v=PUf3xqsWam4&feature=emb_logo

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=53&v=PUf3xqsWam4&feature=emb_logo[/youtube]

Liberal Democratic Party has become Tories whore in time of need by the Tories. It’s the only way LD can become “relevant” they think, but in reality, they just become useful idiots for the Tories.