Not long now?

[prwales]

The Labour party lost members because of B liar and then Milliband. Jermey Corbyn would be good for this country, its just you guys seem to want people who lie and look out for themselves.
If Britian does go down the drain because of brexit, just wait and see where Boris, May and even Nigel end up. They will have set themselves up a nice little after work pension scheme.

Right wingers in the Labour Party have this off to a tee too. I guess they were corrupted very early on in their careers. Gordon Brown has been a model of discretion in this respect, certainly compared to Blair himself, David Miliband and the most recent back stabber from Stoke, Tristram Hunt, the timing of his resignation was shall I say purposeful

 

[Frontstep]

The Labour party lost members because of B liar and then Milliband. Jermey Corbyn would be good for this country, its just you guys seem to want people who lie and look out for themselves.
If Britian does go down the drain because of brexit, just wait and see where Boris, May and even Nigel end up. They will have set themselves up a nice little after work pension scheme.

Blair won 1997- 2007 despite the handwringers very very best efforts the war inquiry was the dampest of squibs the Blair Liar charge didn't get anywhere.

Why don't the handwringers concentrate on his actual failings abandoning the average working joe , expanding the gap between the top and bottom, giving away the countries assets, all things that should never have happened under a Labour Government.



Condemning somebody in advance for getting a good job seems odd.

Boris May and to some extent Farage are very employable I would be happy to have them.
Do I want to pay Corbyn to pontificate endlessly probably not, what could I find him to do ?



Thinking about it has anyone a "job for Jeremy" if so what ?

 

[davemercedes]

Blair won 1997- 2007 despite the handwringers very very best efforts the war inquiry was the dampest of squibs the Blair Liar charge didn't get anywhere.

Why don't the handwringers concentrate on his actual failings abandoning the average working joe , expanding the gap between the top and bottom, giving away the countries assets, all things that should never have happened under a Labour Government.



Condemning somebody in advance for getting a good job seems odd.

Boris May and to some extent Farage are very employable I would be happy to have them.
Do I want to pay Corbyn to pontificate endlessly probably not, what could I find him to do ?



Thinking about it has anyone a "job for Jeremy" if so what ?

So you'd be happy to employ double dealing self-obsesed individuals, then?

Earlier on, I posted a big chunk with links quoting Theresa May's "pro-remain" comments before the Brexit vote gave her the chance to take over without a mandate at No 10. Total utter two-faced hypocrisy! Then there's the presidential style decision to create non-mandated grammar schools on her personal "whim" while schools are desperately struggling under cuts already - the other day head teachers, who one would expect to be well mannered and prepared to listen were so angry they shouted "Rubbish" and "NO!" at Justine Green (Education Secretary) as she told them that grammar schools could help boost social mobility in England: -

https://inews.co.uk/essentials/news/education/justine-greening-heckled-grammar-schools/

I won't even bother with my opinion of Boris and Farage but none of those three would get the opportunity to work for me!

Corbyn is also a giant hypocrite - as we know, he slapped a whip on his MPs for the Brexit vote. But history shows he that he voted against the whip on 428 occasions during Labour’s time in power (not as often claimed over 500) and then made light of it when interviewed about those who rebelled. His performance (or lack of) is denying this country of a proper opposition and will leave them in the "wilderness" for at least another five, maybe as much as ten years.

http://revolts.co.uk/?p=932

As I keep saying, my ongoing worry now is that the same "breed" of politicians who we trusted to take care of things at the EU and they basically did nothing about any problems are now being trusted to take care of our exit - and we're supposed to keep quiet about the lack of plan cleverly kept as a "secret" so that whatever she comes back with, Theresa May will be able to claim she got us the best deal. A cunning plan, hmm?

 

[Xtractorfan]

Blair won 1997- 2007 despite the handwringers very very best efforts the war inquiry was the dampest of squibs the Blair Liar charge didn't get anywhere.

Why don't the handwringers concentrate on his actual failings abandoning the average working joe , expanding the gap between the top and bottom, giving away the countries assets, all things that should never have happened under a Labour Government.



Condemning somebody in advance for getting a good job seems odd.

Boris May and to some extent Farage are very employable I would be happy to have them.
Do I want to pay Corbyn to pontificate endlessly probably not, what could I find him to do ?



Thinking about it has anyone a "job for Jeremy" if so what ?

When you say Boris and May and to some extent Farage are employable then your arguments and views fall flat on its face.
It seems you llke others to do your thinking for you, then make up your mind based on their ideas.
You would be a good target for UKIP. They love, dense and easily convinced.

 

[prwales]

Why don't the handwringers concentrate on his actual failings abandoning the average working joe , expanding the gap between the top and bottom, giving away the countries assets, all things that should never have happened under a Labour Government.



This is actually a good point, by the time Blair was gifted the leadership, the Labour Party had endued Windbags extensive purge of the left. Much that remained was essentially an empty vessel, many of Blair's ministers were parachuted into effectively dead constituency parties. Mandelson, Miliband D and Blair himself turning up in corpse constituencies in the NE. Not having the slightest interest in being a socialist and having no background in the Labour movement he adopted Thatcherite policies.

 

[Xtractorfan]

Just wait until Putin takes a liking to Jeremy and the next election will be in the bag for Labour....

 

[Frontstep]

When you say Boris and May and to some extent Farage are employable then your arguments and views fall flat on its face.
It seems you llke others to do your thinking for you, then make up your mind based on their ideas.
You would be a good target for UKIP. They love, dense and easily convinced.

You make strange and disjointed ad hominem attacks .

Your dislike of the current situation clouds your objectivity.



Ms May has just been "employed" by the Conservative party to run the Country.
Previously many positions in Government.




Boris Johnson has been appointed to run the F.O.
He's been elected Mayor of London.
Times, Telegraph and Spectator employed him.
He is an established author.


Nigel Farage has almost single handedly brought about the biggest change in British Politics in many peoples lifetimes.




Would you like to mentally fill in your own CV and see how employable you are ?

 

[prwales]

You make strange and disjointed ad hominem attacks .

Your dislike of the current situation clouds your objectivity.



Ms May has just been "employed" by the Conservative party to run the Country.
Previously many positions in Government.




Boris Johnson has been appointed to run the F.O.
He's been elected Mayor of London.
Times, Telegraph and Spectator employed him.
He is an established author.


Nigel Farage has almost single handedly brought about the biggest change in British Politics in many peoples lifetimes.




Would you like to mentally fill in your own CV and see how employable you are ?

Without the cash from the hedge traders and assorted spivs in the City of London, Falange would still be a voice in the wilderness; you overstate his personal value, not something the voters who have repeatedly rejected him as a candidate can be accused of.

 

[Frontstep]

Without the cash from the hedge traders and assorted spivs in the City of London, Falange would still be a voice in the wilderness; you overstate his personal value, not something the voters who have repeatedly rejected him as a candidate can be accused of.

The point was employability the associated spivs as you call him, or freedom fighters to me
found him very "employable"

and as to the point about rejecting him as a candidate granted a one trick pony has few uses but he was elected as an MEP in 1999 and amazingly still there !!
which is no mean feat when you consider his open Trojan horse statements.

As someone not tied to any political party I don't feel the need to toe a party line and the Farage bashers sour grapes exposes their objectivity or lack of it.

Lets be honest he won the argument and the country albeit narrowly supported his view.

He has now it has been reported been taken on by Fox news Trump (yes boo hiss time) thinks he would make a good ambassador.

 

[prwales]

I don't agree and if Merkel hadn't opened the gates the brexit vote would have been lost, he has appealed to peoples basest instincts and hey presto they have fallen for it with a large dollop of help from our so called free press.

 

[Frontstep]

What exactly have I fallen for I wonder

I am now used to being called a , thick, northern, racist xenophobe but does gullible come under the thick heading ?

I often wonder how I find my feet in the morning to get out of bed, still I console my miserable existence with being on the winning side

By the way Tony opened the gates here another thing he has cocked up on that gets overlooked in favour of the nonsense surrounding him over the Iraq war.

 

[JBell]

Gordon Brown has been a model of discretion in this respect

No he is not, he just ran back to Scotland and hid, keeping his head below the parapet

 

[prwales]

No he is not, he just ran back to Scotland and hid, keeping his head below the parapet

the point I was making was that he hasn't filled his pockets with loot

 

[JBell]

the point I was making was that he hasn't filled his pockets with loot

Until his memoires come out later this year

 

[Frontstep]

He was also a very good Chancellor and understood his brief better than any in recent years.
Still when your part of a Labour Party hell bent on spending without results and picking up the Conservatives neglect it gets hidden.

He also had the misfortune to be on the bridge when the economic iceberg hit and that is what people will remember.

 

[JBell]

He was also a very good Chancellor and understood his brief better than any in recent years.

His brief was to hit the motorist as hard as possible, buy £120 a roll wallpaper and spend with no apparent limit, trying to convince us that "things will only get better" while keeping unemployment artificially down by creating jobs in the public sector that were totally un-necessary and irrelevant

 

[Craiglxviii]

His brief was to hit the motorist as hard as possible, buy £120 a roll wallpaper and spend with no apparent limit, trying to convince us that "things will only get better" while keeping unemployment artificially down by creating jobs in the public sector that were totally un-necessary and irrelevant

Cornish- speaking LGBT Outreach Coordinators find that last remark highly distasteful Jon

 

[JBell]

Cornish- speaking LGBT Outreach Coordinators find that last remark highly distasteful Jon

Good

It's LGBTQ+ now ;-)

 

[Frontstep]

His brief was to hit the motorist as hard as possible, buy £120 a roll wallpaper and spend with no apparent limit, trying to convince us that "things will only get better" while keeping unemployment artificially down by creating jobs in the public sector that were totally un-necessary and irrelevant

I write about his abilities as Chancellor only, political decisions of the Labour Party you can condemn and I agree many were awful.

His understandings of the delicate levers of the economy and saving many countries after the crash are very well thought of outside of the UK.

Think of it as a good violinist playing often awful music.

 

[Xtractorfan]

His brief was to hit the motorist as hard as possible, buy £120 a roll wallpaper and spend with no apparent limit, trying to convince us that "things will only get better" while keeping unemployment artificially down by creating jobs in the public sector that were totally un-necessary and irrelevant

So no real difference from todays lot, still artificially creating jobs on job schemes to get people off the unemployment register, many are then offered self employment, and see it as a way forward, that means that they cannot claim benefit when they fail. And now will be taxed much more since Hammond the useless hammered them in the last budget..