Conspiracy Corner - Labour Helped Farage
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He's been wanting to get involved for years, now he gets the invite he's done a runner!
He's been wanting to get involved for years, now he gets the invite he's done a runner!
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Because she doesn't have what it takes.
Remember, i once said "i'm more down the middle, bit left, bit right" someone said to me you can't be down the middle.. it's impossible.
Not the tories want help from labour and the rest of em??
Nah they'r the most pompous party now they need help because they can't organise a party in a barn.
"So typical of AB. Old guard. Your leader is rubbish , but let's find another scapegoat to take the pressure of TM. That fellow corbin........ He'll do . :-)"
Bang on.
Remember, i once said "i'm more down the middle, bit left, bit right" someone said to me you can't be down the middle.. it's impossible.
Not the tories want help from labour and the rest of em??
Nah they'r the most pompous party now they need help because they can't organise a party in a barn.
"So typical of AB. Old guard. Your leader is rubbish , but let's find another scapegoat to take the pressure of TM. That fellow corbin........ He'll do . :-)"
Bang on.
What garbage Anne.
Finally Treason has started to do what I always said should be done: A cross party 'committee' + Farage. Calling COB out is the best thing she has done in years. The EU will not give a deal, why people cant get that by now is beyond belief. I suspect COB does know this though and that is why he is reticent in coming forward. In addition saying no deal is already off the table is a foolish move in any negotiation. I'm guessing Comrade COB does not play poker.
"Jeremy has no obligation to her."
No, but he has a big obligation to his core voters that voted out - and there were plenty of them. He ignores them at his peril.
Finally Treason has started to do what I always said should be done: A cross party 'committee' + Farage. Calling COB out is the best thing she has done in years. The EU will not give a deal, why people cant get that by now is beyond belief. I suspect COB does know this though and that is why he is reticent in coming forward. In addition saying no deal is already off the table is a foolish move in any negotiation. I'm guessing Comrade COB does not play poker.
"Jeremy has no obligation to her."
No, but he has a big obligation to his core voters that voted out - and there were plenty of them. He ignores them at his peril.
May has proved useless, but one suspects she was handed an impossible task; to get a deal with an unwilling EU and then find it was acceptable to both the Leavers and Remainers (not that the Remainer MPs should still be trying to remain, but politicians seem to be an immoral lot, no matter what they claim they went into politics for). Foolishly she ended up trying to please both those supporting democracy and those against it, and her agreement with the EU "fell between 2 stools", and was predictably liked by no one.
However Corbyn likes to hint he's for leaving, whilst leading a party that is clearly for remaining; and is demanding that since there is no possibility of a decent deal, he wants no-deal removed as the option as well. Pushing for this "limbo" indicates he is hoping to run into a withdrawal od Brexit or a second referendum in the hope of stopping it then, or possibly the unachievable hope of continuous procrastination. So clearly he would be many times worse when it comes to Brexit issues, than May has proved to be.
Regardless what one thinks of them and their parties for other matters, Brexit is the one off major issue now and needs to be the priority since one may not get another chance at getting it as right as possible. This means the Tories have to stay in power, and the MPs have to understand that this is a democracy and they have to deliver that which has been demanded, not try to persuade us to allow them not to. Leave means "leave", not "leave if we have a nice enough deal, otherwise not", nor "leave in name only so we don't have a say but still get dictated to by a foreign power group".
However Corbyn likes to hint he's for leaving, whilst leading a party that is clearly for remaining; and is demanding that since there is no possibility of a decent deal, he wants no-deal removed as the option as well. Pushing for this "limbo" indicates he is hoping to run into a withdrawal od Brexit or a second referendum in the hope of stopping it then, or possibly the unachievable hope of continuous procrastination. So clearly he would be many times worse when it comes to Brexit issues, than May has proved to be.
Regardless what one thinks of them and their parties for other matters, Brexit is the one off major issue now and needs to be the priority since one may not get another chance at getting it as right as possible. This means the Tories have to stay in power, and the MPs have to understand that this is a democracy and they have to deliver that which has been demanded, not try to persuade us to allow them not to. Leave means "leave", not "leave if we have a nice enough deal, otherwise not", nor "leave in name only so we don't have a say but still get dictated to by a foreign power group".
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