Alwaysaniron 8:20 Thu Nov 26
Corbyn and his yellow streak
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God help us if this man is ever allowed to lead our country.
He has a yellow streak a mile wide and his latest dismal cowardly display is nothing short of traitorous. The twat should be locked up in the tower.
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AfM
1:10 Sat Dec 5
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Thanks for clarifying.
I'm sure Surface will be along shortly to retract what he said.
Shame the PM failed to do so. Slippery twat that he is.
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Alex Bunbury
1:06 Sat Dec 5
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Surface has actually not got it quite right those people who spoke in the first ten minutes of the debate were given way by Cameron in his opening speech. All of the people he lists actually gave full speeches later that set out their views.
What Cameron said about terrorist sympathisers was clearly I'll judged and it was obvious during the debate that he realised he'd made a mistake.
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After8
9:10 Fri Dec 4
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alpha
It is VERY funny isn't it?
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After8
9:10 Fri Dec 4
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London will be close, it always is. Labour did ok in London in May with Miliband. We certainly have a fight on our hands!
I think the SNP will trounce labour which will call some upset within the Cobryn faction because Labour moving further leftwards is meant to pick up SNP votes.
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alphaharps
6:34 Fri Dec 4
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Fifth , the polls are saying , if anyone can, Khan can
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Fifth Column
6:33 Fri Dec 4
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A8
The majority decreasing in actual votes is meaningless, it was a by election, as you well know.
I thought Labour would win this by miles. Corbyn was always going to increase majorities in Labour heartlands.
The bigger question is whether Labour will win anything in Scotland or will win the Mayoral election in London next year. I suspect SNP will trounce Labour again up north and the Mayoral election will be too close to call when with a real leader Labour would walk London.
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alphaharps
6:31 Fri Dec 4
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in numbers it went down, due to turnout being lower at a by election compared to GE
But to increase it by 7.% is some feat
I agree UKIP are having a major meltdown
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After8
6:19 Fri Dec 4
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And the majority went down alpha, that is a fact too. But the main story is labour won and ukip look like bitter trolls.
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After8
6:18 Fri Dec 4
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Alpha
Ukip were whipping it up. It's pretty bloody funny actually. Anyone could have told you labour would win on the postals.
And instead of acting with good grace ukip are now saying it's rigged. Yes because Labour have magical powers and can rig elections.
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alphaharps
6:11 Fri Dec 4
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shorty, the media were whipping up a UKIP win and disaster for Corbyn. The media are so out of touch with the public these days. Sitting in their Primrose Hill houses in their own made up world
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SHORTYHAMMER
4:55 Fri Dec 4
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alphaharps 4:20 Fri Dec 4
Why? A party in opposition, A party that targeted one section of the community .Only 40% turn out. A by election where a constituent when asked who they will be voting for says " I haven't been told yet"
Get out of here..
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simon.s
4:51 Fri Dec 4
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Did anyone see his brother on This Week last night? Absolute fruit. Must run in the family.
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alphaharps
4:20 Fri Dec 4
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Has anyone remarked on Labour's stunning win in Oldham? A 7.5% rise in their victory margin.
The mainstream media should be eating a bit of humble pie today
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Iron2010
12:53 Fri Dec 4
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That pathetic comment was an absolute ruse to divert the debate. A Mourinho inspired remark really and the Labour chaps bit down hard.
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Hermit Road
12:52 Fri Dec 4
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Reply Pancho 11:17 Fri Dec 4
Because there's no evidence that he did.
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ManorParkHammer
12:50 Fri Dec 4
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MASSIVE WIN FOR SURFACE
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AfM
12:49 Fri Dec 4
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Ah yes, so they did, Surface.
It's really difficult to like politicians.
Pathetic comment from the PM followed by a ten hour debate during which some of them addressed that pathetic comment.
Pathetic all round.
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
12:46 Fri Dec 4
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AfM
Yes, that is what they did. Instead of reports you could try Hansard:
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201516/cmhansrd/cm151202/debtext/151202-0001.htm
Caroline Flint
John Woodcock
Alex Salmond
Tom Drake
Emily Thornberry
John Nicholson
Ian Blackford
All decided to whine about being insulted instead of using the opportunity of asking a question.
That's just in the first 10 minutes. Knock yourself out.
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AfM
12:03 Fri Dec 4
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Is that what they did, Surface?
It looks from the reports that many of them pointed out the pathetic words from the PM should be apologised for before going on to address the subject of the debate.
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SurfaceAgentX2Zero
11:53 Fri Dec 4
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It's also interesting that MP after MP stood up in the most important debate in the House of Commons for years and used their time to whine about a deliberately assumed insult instead of asking the questions a proper opposition should.
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SUM A DING WONG
11:47 Fri Dec 4
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It's amazing that Cameron has the gall to accuse people of being terrorist sympathisers. Us and the yanks are the biggest terrorist organisation of them all..
And let's not forget that most of these terrorist organisations that are often referred to, were infact armed by us..
He obviously has no sense of irony, whatsoever..
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