ChatterBank42 mins ago
A New Political Party?
After Corbyns suspension from the Labour Party,perhaps him and the rest of the anti-semites in the party(fifteen at the last count),could hive off from the non anti-semites and form their own political party.They could call themselver the National Socialist British Workers Party.Go for it,Corby.
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https:// www. thesun. co. uk/ news/ 10492471/ jeremy- corbyn- co- sponsor- event- ira- terrorist/
18:54 Sun 01st Nov 2020
// a bit different to Corbyn talking to the gunmen and bombers,and inviting them over to the HOC //
That didn’t happen. Corbyn’s reception was for the same elected members (who were perfectly entitle to go to the HoC) that Major was doing deals with in the shadows. And well done to both men for ending the violence in Northern Ireland.
That didn’t happen. Corbyn’s reception was for the same elected members (who were perfectly entitle to go to the HoC) that Major was doing deals with in the shadows. And well done to both men for ending the violence in Northern Ireland.
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Nah.
Major and Corbyn both had different agendas, but they were both prepared to talk to Sinn Fein. No matter how you dress it up, there is little difference.
Major wanted to end the conflict because it was a huge economic drain on the UK, it was costing too many innocent lives (including Conservative politicians) and was internationally embarrassing with our Allies (POTUS was shaking hands with Adams in the Whitehouse) and our enemies beats us with Bloody Sunday and other human rights issues. Major was absolutely right with negotiating with Sinn Fein, and the UK is a lot better for his initiative.
Corbyn supported a United Ireland to end the conflict. Adams thought Labour might gain power and Corbyn might have influence on Kinnock to achieve that. SoSinn Fein came to Coryn’s soirée, but alad it all fell to nought, Labour didn’t get elected, and Blair when he turned up didn’t support a united Ireland.
Nah.
Major and Corbyn both had different agendas, but they were both prepared to talk to Sinn Fein. No matter how you dress it up, there is little difference.
Major wanted to end the conflict because it was a huge economic drain on the UK, it was costing too many innocent lives (including Conservative politicians) and was internationally embarrassing with our Allies (POTUS was shaking hands with Adams in the Whitehouse) and our enemies beats us with Bloody Sunday and other human rights issues. Major was absolutely right with negotiating with Sinn Fein, and the UK is a lot better for his initiative.
Corbyn supported a United Ireland to end the conflict. Adams thought Labour might gain power and Corbyn might have influence on Kinnock to achieve that. SoSinn Fein came to Coryn’s soirée, but alad it all fell to nought, Labour didn’t get elected, and Blair when he turned up didn’t support a united Ireland.
// Try telling that to the family of Lyra McKee. or the 29 innocents murdered in the name of the Irish people at Omagh in 1998. //
And yet John Major, the Prime Minister was doing deals with that scum. Corbyn was a fool but an obscure oppostion backbencher. Corbyn wanted peace and an end to the atrocities, he just favoured surrendering rather than a negotiated settlement which turned out to be more realistic. Major and Blair deserve the credit for the peace. Corbyn’s very minor contribution was to convince Adams that there could be a political rather than a military solution.
And yet John Major, the Prime Minister was doing deals with that scum. Corbyn was a fool but an obscure oppostion backbencher. Corbyn wanted peace and an end to the atrocities, he just favoured surrendering rather than a negotiated settlement which turned out to be more realistic. Major and Blair deserve the credit for the peace. Corbyn’s very minor contribution was to convince Adams that there could be a political rather than a military solution.
Best we not mention Corbyn's friendship with Extremist Hamas members then. He also invited them to the House of lords and then,later,went on a covert mission to meet them whereby he failed to disclose the details ,as demanded, by Parliamentary protocol.
Best we not mention the photo of him at a wreath laying ceremony for a Hammas killer. The ceremony that Corbyn conveniently had a memory loss.
'Friends of murdering killers?' Wot? Not me guv'.
Best we not mention the photo of him at a wreath laying ceremony for a Hammas killer. The ceremony that Corbyn conveniently had a memory loss.
'Friends of murdering killers?' Wot? Not me guv'.