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You Can Trust This Man?!
So Corbyn would have made a great Prime Minister, according to Keir Starmer- yep, the IRA's mate who has "friends" in Hamas and wants to pull out of NATO. Now Starmer thinks he can be trusted with the national security of our country. What a pillock.
www.independent.co.uk/tv/news/question-time-debate-starmer-corbyn-fiona-bruce-clash-b2566222.html
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When Keir Starmer said, “I do think Jeremy Corbyn would make a great prime minister”, did he mean the Jeremy Corbyn who said, “I am against the replacement of Trident and the nuclear missile system that goes with it”?
Did he mean the Jeremy Corbyn who said, “Wouldn’t it be wonderful if every politician around the world, instead of taking pride in the size of their armed forces, did what the people of Costa Rica have done and abolished their army.”
Did he mean the Jeremy Corbyn who said, “Why don’t we turn it around and close down Nato” and “I’d rather we weren’t in it”?
Maybe he meant the Jeremy Corbyn who said, “It will be my pleasure and my honour to host an event in Parliament where our friends from Hezbollah will be speaking… I’ve also invited friends from Hamas”?
Having found it acceptable to urge the British people to make Jeremy Corbyn prime minister, how can anyone have confidence in Starmer’s judgement on our national security?
"The robot who stood for election twice on a Corbynite manifesto and now can't even say whether he stands by his own statements needs to realise the British public aren't fools."
TThe problem is, many of the British public are fools. hey take little or no noice of politicians most of the time (and nobody can really blame them for that) but when it comes to voting time, they want "change". Unfortunately they don;t know what that might entail.
This is an odd election because quite honestly the current Tory rabble needs kicking out. The problem is, the alternative (as demonstrated in this thread) is too horrendous to contemplate. But it has to be endured from time to time so that those who have never lived as adults under a proper Labour government (which includes all those born after about 1959) can find out what it's like. It seems that unfortunate time has come round.
SP, I imagine Sinead did copy and paste her link as you say - I know of no other way - but I have discovered - by trial and error - that if line spaces are not inserted before and after links they don't work.
Nothing to do with Johnson. Starmer was squirming. He's a self-serving egotist who hasn't the courage he was born with.
naomi24
"He's a self-serving egotist who hasn't the courage he was born with."
Thing is - you could say that about soooo many politicians today, and the charge would stick.
Tere are many (many many many) who would say exactly the same about Boris Johnson or Trump, or Macron or Farage or Sunak ane you'd think, "Yeah - that pretty much sums him up".
