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1andrew1 01-05-2017 17:50

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897048)
The staffing problems are caused by the massive increase in demand for the NHS, which is fuelled by uncontrolled immigration.

There are several factors apart from immigration. Let's not forget that most immigrants are young and healthy so not a big user of the NHS and thir impact on the NHS is outweighed by the numbers of immigrants working in it.

Other important factors include:
- Peoples' expectations of healthcare are higher
- Longer life expectancy
- Reduction in social care.

All councils should be encouraged to prevent bed-blocking regardless of which parties are in local control.

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing (Post 35897055)
It is an EU policy and goal and our politicians have been the ones implementing it whilst other nations have ignored it and done whats best for them it's one of the minor reasons why I'll be happy to the back of the EU.

What's your source for that? Their website does not mandate a standard 20% rate on everything.
http://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs...c/vat-rates_en

OLD BOY 01-05-2017 18:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897058)
There are several factors apart from immigration. Let's not forget that most immigrants are young and healthy so not a big user of the NHS and thir impact on the NHS is outweighed by the numbers of immigrants working in it.

Other important factors include:
- Peoples' expectations of healthcare are higher
- Longer life expectancy
- Reduction in social care.

All councils should be encouraged to prevent bed-blocking regardless of which parties are in local control.

The young and healthy ones have come in with their parents and sometimes their grandparents, who may not be quite so healthy! It is quite clear, at least in my area, that the vast majority of people using A&E are Asians and others who don't even speak English when conversing with the people they have arrived with. This used to be the exception, but in the last decade or so it has become commonplace. We natives are now in a minority.

Nothing wrong with that, of course, but I draw attention to it because it disproves your theory that the level of immigration is not impacting on the NHS.

I agree that longer life expectancy has also played its part in adding the pressure and this has also led to the increased pressure on social care. However, this is too big and important a problem for Labour to deal with. It's Labour controlled councils who are causing most of the bed blocking.

Remember that under the Conservatives, hospital patients are no longer expected to drink out of vases. I know who I trust to make sensible decisions about the NHS, and Labour it ain't!

Osem 01-05-2017 18:15

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Yep.

How on earth can 350,000 extra people every year NOT impact on the NHS and other public services? I dare say they won't impact on them or add to the proportion of aged in the UK when they get old and infirm either. :rolleyes:

The argument that immigration solves these problems is a nonsense. It just delays their onset but creates a larger problem for the future.

passingbat 01-05-2017 20:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897064)

The argument that immigration solves these problems is a nonsense. It just delays their onset but creates a larger problem for the future.


Agreed,


As I've said before, there is an agenda behind mass immigration, and any Nation state that stands against it is under attack. This is why the EU links freedom of movement so strongly with trade and Trump's immigration policy is under attack from liberal pressure groups, largely financed by globalists such as George Soros.


Britain has relied on immigration to fill jobs rather than making sure they are training British people; That has come back to bite us on the backside. We need to face up to that and fix it, rather than compromise on immigration for an EU trade deal.

Mr K 01-05-2017 21:02

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...-answers-door/
Quote:

Theresa May's doorstep campaign falls flat as no one answers the door to her during a street visit in Scotland
Oh dear, maybe they are all snooker fans ? ;)

Osem 01-05-2017 21:23

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897074)
Agreed,


As I've said before, there is an agenda behind mass immigration, and any Nation state that stands against it is under attack. This is why the EU links freedom of movement so strongly with trade and Trump's immigration policy is under attack from liberal pressure groups, largely financed by globalists such as George Soros.


Britain has relied on immigration to fill jobs rather than making sure they are training British people; That has come back to bite us on the backside. We need to face up to that and fix it, rather than compromise on immigration for an EU trade deal.

... and what I can never understand is the mindset of those who, on the one hand, whine about so called lazy Brits who won't do the jobs migrants do but won't support changes to the UK's benefit rules which would encourage more Brits to work rather than claim. These same people then tell us we need large scale immigration to make UK PLC work... :spin:

Why would anyone in their right mind think that importing low skilled workers into the UK was a good thing when we clearly have a surfeit of our own? Maybe they just want to undermine everything HMG does because that's their end game.

1andrew1 01-05-2017 21:35

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897083)
... and what I can never understand is the mindset of those who, on the one hand, whine about so called lazy Brits who won't do the jobs migrants do but won't support changes to the UK's benefit rules which would encourage more Brits to work rather than claim. These same people then tell us we need large scale immigration to make UK PLC work... :spin:

Why would anyone in their right mind think that importing low skilled workers into the UK was a good thing when we clearly have a surfeit of our own? Maybe they just want to undermine everything HMG does because that's their end game.

Hasn't the Government changed the rules to try and help achieve what you've said?

Mr Banana 01-05-2017 21:43

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897077)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...-answers-door/

Oh dear, maybe they are all snooker fans ? ;)

Probably all glued to the TV laughing at Corbyn's political broadcast that aired today.

Osem 01-05-2017 21:47

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Originally Posted by Mr Banana (Post 35897086)
Probably all glued to the TV laughing at Corbyn's political broadcast that aired today.

Yeah that was a classic - almost as funny as Laurel and Hardy. :D

Ramrod 01-05-2017 22:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897074)

there is an agenda behind mass immigration, and any Nation state that stands against it is under attack. This is why the EU links freedom of movement so strongly with trade and Trump's immigration policy is under attack from liberal pressure groups, largely financed by globalists such as George Soros.

I agree. It's a disturbing agenda.

Mr K 01-05-2017 23:17

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897090)
I agree. It's a disturbing agenda.

Yes they are definitely all out to get us. Let's all put our tin foil hats on....

1andrew1 01-05-2017 23:32

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897100)
Yes they are definitely all out to get us. Let's all put our tin foil hats on....

That's no protection from our Samsung TV which is listening in as we speak. :D

passingbat 02-05-2017 00:02

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897102)
That's no protection from our Samsung TV which is listening in as we speak. :D


It's the Bilderbergers checking up on you to make sure you don't go off script. I think they will be very pleased with you ;):D

1andrew1 02-05-2017 00:15

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897106)
It's the Bilderbergers checking up on you to make sure you don't go off script. I think they will be very pleased with you ;):D

I'll just check my account and see if yesterday's posting fees are in there yet. :D
No, I'm really paid by the forum to keep the Brexitrumpers on their toes and to keep 'em keep posting. ;)

Osem 02-05-2017 08:12

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If anyone gets a chance to listen to LBC's interview by Nick Ferrari of Dianne Abbot a few minutes ago please do and have a good laugh. It may be available to listen to via website at some point or even via YouTube As usual she hadn't got a clue about the numbers when referring to the all those police they're going to recruit and how much it'll cost. Talk about a car crash...

Mick 02-05-2017 09:45

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897118)
If anyone gets a chance to listen to LBC's interview by Nick Ferrari of Dianne Abbot a few minutes ago please do and have a good laugh. It may be available to listen to via website at some point or even via YouTube As usual she hadn't got a clue about the numbers when referring to the all those police they're going to recruit and how much it'll cost. Talk about a car crash...

They, (Labour) found out they could no longer say, increases to corporation tax would pay for it, given they have said they would use the revenue created from that to pay for the 12 things they have said they will do, by either increasing or adding to, so now they are saying increases to capital gains tax would pay for the extra bobbies.

Labour would bankrupt us in their first week, with the likes of imbeciles like Mcdonnell, Abbott, Corbyn and Thornberry at the helm.

Ramrod 02-05-2017 09:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897100)
Yes they are definitely all out to get us. Let's all put our tin foil hats on....

Scoff if you want to but there is some truth to it.

Osem 02-05-2017 10:42

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Abbott's latest tranche of typical Labour nonsense is here for anyone who's interested:

http://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenter...ne-abbott-lbc/

First of all they're apparently going to recruit 10,000 new officers over a 4 year period at a cost of £300k (cheap police eh?). 45 seconds in to the torture she's banging on about recruiting 25,000 new officer per annum - that many?? Later on she's back to 10,000 police which she then reckons will cost £80m and at the end of the interview the number's skyrocketed to 250,000 new officers and she tries to blame the interviewer for that figure. :rofl:

Let's face it Labour have never been any good on numbers have they, least of all where OUR money is concerned...

1andrew1 02-05-2017 11:11

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A link to the disastrous interview here.
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/polit...-a3528136.html

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897128)
Scoff if you want to but there is some truth to it.

There really isn't.

Chris 02-05-2017 12:02

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That interview was so embarrassing I could barely listen to it. Awful, awful, awful.

And it couldn't have happened to a nicer person. :D

Kursk 02-05-2017 12:06

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That person should not be let near a child's piggy bank let alone the public purse. It is time to stop giving air time to pitiful losers. It is not amusing any more. :mad:

passingbat 02-05-2017 12:17

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897128)
Scoff if you want to but there is some truth to it.

Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897137)


There really isn't.


[There really is. An your mates, the Bilderbergers know all about it.


Quote:

In David Rockefeller's book 'Memoirs' he admits he is part of a secret cabal working to destroy the United States and create a new world order.Here is the direct quote from his book, pg 405:

| Some even believe we [Rockefeller family] are part of a secret cabal working against the best interests of the United States, characterizing my family and me as 'internationalists' and of conspiring with others around the world to build a more integrated global political and economic structure - One World, if you will.If that's the charge, I stand guilty, and I am proud of it |
| David Rockefeller |
Quote:

We are grateful to The Washington Post, The New York Times, Time Magazine and other great publications whose directors have attended our meetings and respected their promises of discretion for almost forty years. It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world if we had been subject to the bright lights of publicity during those years. But, the work is now much more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a World Government.The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite and world bankers is surely preferable to the national auto-determination practiced in past centuries |
| David Rockefeller to Trilateral Commission in 1991

1andrew1 02-05-2017 12:27

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897143)
[There really is. An your mates, the Bilderbergers know all about it.

Just talking shops.
Quote:

At the Council on Foreign Relations, at Bilderberg meetings, or on the Trilateral Commission which he [David Rockefeller] founded in 1973, he relished discussing world affairs with people of equal quality and influence from North America, Europe and Asia. Their exclusiveness led many people to think these talking shops sinister, or an undisclosed tunnel to power. He found them just an invaluable way of linking the likeminded.
http://www.economist.com/news/obitua...ied-march-20th

Mick 02-05-2017 12:41

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BREAKING NEWS:

Theresa May has just listened to Abbott's car crash interview this morning.... Her reaction....


OLD BOY 02-05-2017 12:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897085)
Hasn't the Government changed the rules to try and help achieve what you've said?

You couldn't achieve it without a strong and stable Goverment. :D

Ramrod 02-05-2017 12:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897144)

That does ignore what the man himself said :D

1andrew1 02-05-2017 12:54

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897150)
That does ignore what the man himself said :D

He was joking though.

Ramrod 02-05-2017 13:15

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897151)
He was joking though.

That's not the way I read it but we'll have to agree to disagree :)

Osem 02-05-2017 13:21

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Corbyn reckons he's not at all embarrassed by Abbott's utterly inept performance. Well he would say that and frankly it pales into relative insignificance when compared to the national embarrassment he is.

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Meantime the ever more pious Nick Clegg gets confronted with his hypocrisy:

https://order-order.com/2017/05/02/piers-wounds-clegg/

:D

nashville 02-05-2017 13:51

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I think Ruth will do well in Scotland, Voting SNP is a only a vote for Independence, so to hell with that ,

1andrew1 02-05-2017 13:54

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897152)
That's not the way I read it but we'll have to agree to disagree :)

:)

Ramrod 02-05-2017 13:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35897141)
That interview was so embarrassing I could barely listen to it. Awful, awful, awful.

I can't believe how bad that was. I was crying with laughter :D

1andrew1 02-05-2017 13:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897153)
Corbyn reckons he's not at all embarrassed by Abbott's utterly inept performance. Well he would say that and frankly it pales into relative insignificance when compared to the national embarrassment he is.

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Meantime the ever more pious Nick Clegg gets confronted with his hypocrisy:

https://order-order.com/2017/05/02/piers-wounds-clegg/

:D

Clegg will probably be unscathed as Piers is an unpopular figure. But Corbyn needs to keep Abbott hidden.

Julian 02-05-2017 14:02

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I wonder if any of the 13 people who said they will be voting Labour in our poll would care to comment on Flabbot's interview......

Osem 02-05-2017 14:12

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Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35897160)
I wonder if any of the 13 people who said they will be voting Labour in our poll would care to comment on Flabbot's interview......

The mind boggles... :D

papa smurf 02-05-2017 14:22

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897161)
The mind boggles... :D

society needs these people to balance things out

i was shocked at the lib vote :nutter:

Kursk 02-05-2017 14:25

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Gawd, there's another one, Nick Bleeding Clegg. How do you tell a multilinguist to politely go away? Perhaps:

Eff off
Le eff off
Effen offen
Achtung eff off
Eff off por favor

The fee-raising liar must have the skin of a rhino.

papa smurf 02-05-2017 14:33

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35897165)
Gawd, there's another one, Nick Bleeding Clegg. How do you tell a multilinguist to politely go away? Perhaps:

Eff off
Le eff off
Effen offen
Achtung eff off
Eff off por favor

The fee-raising liar must have the skin of a rhino.

libtards are made of something special :rolleyes:

passingbat 02-05-2017 14:34

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897158)
I can't believe how bad that was. I was crying with laughter :D


Looks like she's on a roll today.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwlfPo2eTfg

papa smurf 02-05-2017 14:41

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897170)
Looks like she's on a roll today.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwlfPo2eTfg

i just can't watch all of that :td: it shows a party incapable of being in power she's an embarrassment .

heero_yuy 02-05-2017 14:46

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35897172)
i just can't watch all of that :td: it shows a party incapable of being in power she's an embarrassment .

They're not fit to run a seafront whelk stall let alone a country.

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 14:50

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897170)
Looks like she's on a roll today.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwlfPo2eTfg

So now we know. The Shadow Home Secretary, faced with a direct threat of an imminent nuclear attack, would not press the button to save us all, but would prefer to change the subject!

..And yet there will still be those who vote Labour. Unbelievable! You really couldn't make it up. If the dreadful Corbyn/Abbott duo don't sink Labour, what on Earth will? :shrug:

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35897173)
They're not fit to run a seafront whelk stall let alone a country.

Now, that's just extreme. How could a seafront whelk stall survive with idiots like that running it?

Kursk 02-05-2017 14:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897170)
Looks like she's on a roll today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwlfPo2eTfg

One roll is never enough for her :D. Who in their right mind can vote for these people?

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 14:51

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897159)
Clegg will probably be unscathed as Piers is an unpopular figure. But Corbyn needs to keep Abbott hidden.

Who's going to hide Corbyn?

papa smurf 02-05-2017 14:57

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897177)
Who's going to hide Corbyn?

he's out on the campaign trail

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VF3vmpTOisQ

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 14:58

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35897176)
One roll is never enough for her :D. Who in their right mind can vote for these people?

I'm beginning to think that the Lib Dems might actually become the official Opposition! What a strange place we are in.

What on Earth must the moderate Labour MPs think about all of this? They should have split from Labour while they had the chance and called themselves something with 'Labour' in the title to distinguish themselves from this dreadful rabble.

Unless they do this right now, while they are putting their names forward for re-election, I really do wonder if that party is finished. They will be decimated on June 8th unless something totally unexpected happens.

Sirius 02-05-2017 14:58

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897158)
I can't believe how bad that was. I was crying with laughter :D

she took her training from this Guy :LOL:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO83b6wbKU4

TheDaddy 02-05-2017 15:26

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897174)
So now we know. The Shadow Home Secretary, faced with a direct threat of an imminent nuclear attack, would not press the button to save us all, but would prefer to change the subject!

How would pressing the button save us? Perhaps if we didn't blindly follow America into whatever foreign whim they feel like a tiny island of western Europe wouldn't be a target at all. I'm very much with that episode of yes prime minister when he said he wouldn't press the button if the Russian tanks were rolling up downing street.

Sirius 02-05-2017 15:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35897182)
How would pressing the button save us? Perhaps if we didn't blindly follow America into whatever foreign whim they feel like a tiny island of western Europe wouldn't be a target at all. I'm very much with that episode of yes prime minister when he said he wouldn't press the button if the Russian tanks were rolling up downing street.

Personally i would prefer a leader who would at least think of pushing the button if it was needed. Labour would just role over and give in by the sounds of it.

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 15:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35897182)
How would pressing the button save us? Perhaps if we didn't blindly follow America into whatever foreign whim they feel like a tiny island of western Europe wouldn't be a target at all. I'm very much with that episode of yes prime minister when he said he wouldn't press the button if the Russian tanks were rolling up downing street.

Well, faced with an imminent nuclear attack, which was the question put by Piers Morgan, how wouldn't it? Delay = annihilation.

Anyway, the fundamental reason for having nukes, which the likes of Corbyn don't seem to understand, is to prevent a nuclear attack. By telling everyone that although we have this arsenal we will never use it, this is tantamount to actually inviting an attack on this country.

Simple logic, really.

1andrew1 02-05-2017 15:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897185)
Well, faced with an imminent nuclear attack, which was the question put by Piers Morgan, how wouldn't it? Delay = annihilation.

Anyway, the fundamental reason for having nukes, which the likes of Corbyn don't seem to understand, is to prevent a nuclear attack. By telling everyone that although we have this arsenal we will never use it, this is tantamount to actually inviting an attack on this country.

Simple logic, really.

The supplementary question is, if you won't use them, will you get rid of them?

Osem 02-05-2017 16:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897185)
Well, faced with an imminent nuclear attack, which was the question put by Piers Morgan, how wouldn't it? Delay = annihilation.

Anyway, the fundamental reason for having nukes, which the likes of Corbyn don't seem to understand, is to prevent a nuclear attack. By telling everyone that although we have this arsenal we will never use it, this is tantamount to actually inviting an attack on this country.

Simple logic, really.

Not simply enough for some people evidently.

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 16:20

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897186)
The supplementary question is, if you won't use them, will you get rid of them?

Why get rid of them if it keeps you safe from a nuclear attack? Am I missing something here?

heero_yuy 02-05-2017 17:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Julian (Post 35897160)
I wonder if any of the 13 people who said they will be voting Labour in our poll would care to comment on Flabbot's interview......

They're under strong medication and in a rubber room. :D

passingbat 02-05-2017 17:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897188)
Why get rid of them if it keeps you safe from a nuclear attack? Am I missing something here?


Because the whole world now knows a Corbyn led government won't use them. Therefore, they are useless as a threat. So, to his thinking, they could be disposed of.


Corbyn is a dangerous person to have in charge.

heero_yuy 02-05-2017 17:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897193)
Because the whole world now knows a Corbyn led government won't use them. Therefore, they are useless as a threat. So, to his thinking, they could be disposed of.


Corbyn is a dangerous person to have in charge.

Indeed. :tu:

Apparently Dianne Abbot has Corbyn's full support. So that's all right then. :D

Doomed.

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 17:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 35897195)
Indeed. :tu:

Apparently Dianne Abbot has Corbyn's full support. So that's all right then. :D

Doomed.

It just shows the extent to which our Jeremy's judgement is hopelessly deranged.

passingbat 02-05-2017 18:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897197)
It just shows the extent to which our Jeremy's judgement is hopelessly deranged.


He is not deranged. He's back in the late 60s/70s with his thinking. The Woodstock philosophy was a delusion; most people get that now but Jeremy doesn't. We are now in the period where, at sometime in the future, it's not a case of if Nuclear weapons will be used, but when.

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 18:15

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897202)
He is not deranged. He's back in the late 60s/70s with his thinking. The Woodstock philosophy was a delusion; most people get that now but Jeremy doesn't. We are now in the period where, at sometime in the future, it's not a case of if Nuclear weapons will be used, but when.

Blimey, passingbat, are you depressed today? What a thought!

Just as well we will soon have a strong and stable woman in charge. :D

passingbat 02-05-2017 18:28

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897204)
Blimey, passingbat, are you depressed today?


Not at all; just saying what I believe is the truth.

1andrew1 02-05-2017 19:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897207)
Not at all; just saying what I believe is the truth.

Trump's not all bad PB. We'll be ok. ;):D

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Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897179)
I'm beginning to think that the Lib Dems might actually become the official Opposition! What a strange place we are in.

What on Earth must the moderate Labour MPs think about all of this? They should have split from Labour while they had the chance and called themselves something with 'Labour' in the title to distinguish themselves from this dreadful rabble.

Unless they do this right now, while they are putting their names forward for re-election, I really do wonder if that party is finished. They will be decimated on June 8th unless something totally unexpected happens.

Labour's days may well be numbered. But none of the numbers add up! :D

OLD BOY 02-05-2017 19:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897216)
Trump's not all bad PB. We'll be ok. ;):D

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Labour's days may well be numbered. But none of the numbers add up! :D

They do for Diane Abbott!

denphone 02-05-2017 19:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 35897216)
Trump's not all bad PB. We'll be ok. ;):D

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Labour's days may well be numbered. But none of the numbers add up! :D

We all know Corbyn is a unelectable idiot but May ain't that much better either IMO.:td:

papa smurf 02-05-2017 19:59

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897223)
We all know Corbyn is a unelectable idiot but May ain't that much better either IMO.:td:

bet ya still vote labour

denphone 02-05-2017 20:12

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35897225)
bet ya still vote labour

Who l vote for is none of your business to be perfectly honest as currently at the moment l am undecided but when l do vote it will be in private just like those many shy Tory voters.;)

1andrew1 02-05-2017 20:22

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897223)
We all know Corbyn is a unelectable idiot but May ain't that much better either IMO.:td:

She's an electable idiot! :D

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897226)
Who l vote for is none of your business to be perfectly honest as currently at the moment l am undecided but when l do vote it will be in private just like those many shy Tory voters.;)

It's not the cream of the crop this time round. It's like a bad evening's poker in which you're dealt a succession of poor hands!

Osem 02-05-2017 20:50

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Labour are a complete joke. A very poor one at that.

Corbyn won't use nuclear weapons and Abbott won't even concede that the need might arise and what they'd do if the UK was threatened by a maniac about to use nuclear weapons against the UK. Pathetic.

They're living in cloud cuckoo land.

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897193)
Because the whole world now knows a Corbyn led government won't use them. Therefore, they are useless as a threat. So, to his thinking, they could be disposed of.


Corbyn is a dangerous person to have in charge.

He's been talking this utter clap trap for decades.

Mr K 02-05-2017 21:03

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897233)
He's been talking this utter clap trap for decades.

You're being very hard on PassingBat !

Ramrod 02-05-2017 21:47

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897170)
Looks like she's on a roll today.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwlfPo2eTfg

She really isn't very clever :(

Mick 02-05-2017 22:59

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897249)
She really isn't very clever :(

She is a liar, tried to blame her mis-speaking, on doing 6 other interviews, but then she was called out on that on Daily Politics, they said to her she is a Senior figure in Shadow cabinet and she should be able to do reams of interviews. Then it was said later on that even the corrected figures are still not right. Yet her former lover boss is not embarrassed. Said before Shadow front bench are a bunch of stiffs with the emotional range of a teaspoon. :rolleyes:

TheDaddy 03-05-2017 01:46

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35897184)
Personally i would prefer a leader who would at least think of pushing the button if it was needed. Labour would just role over and give in by the sounds of it.

It probably is better to say nothing

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897185)
Well, faced with an imminent nuclear attack, which was the question put by Piers Morgan, how wouldn't it? Delay = annihilation.

Anyway, the fundamental reason for having nukes, which the likes of Corbyn don't seem to understand, is to prevent a nuclear attack. By telling everyone that although we have this arsenal we will never use it, this is tantamount to actually inviting an attack on this country.

Simple logic, really.

No not really that simple, no one is queuing up to attack us, the real reason we have these weapons is so the likes of Dave and bliar can show of on the world stage and act like they actually belong on the top table. It was a rediculous question that deserved to be ignored or even better rebuked, what make believe scenario is being envisaged, a massive world war in which our nukes will make no difference to and just make us a target or is he thinking it'll be some nutter like kim Jong silly hair in which case do we need nuclear weapons to take care of him, no we don't or else we would've used them 60 years ago on his grand daddy.

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897223)
We all know Corbyn is a unelectable idiot but May ain't that much better either IMO.:td:

I don't like her silence on most subjects, imo it isn't a sign of strength but a sign of someone wanting to deny things they don't like or pass the buck

RizzyKing 03-05-2017 05:00

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No shyness here I'll be voting tory they might not be perfect but they are the best of a really bad bunch and they are the only one's I'd trust with brexit as both labour and the pathetic lib dems would happily sell us down the river.

papa smurf 03-05-2017 09:50

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897226)
Who l vote for is none of your business to be perfectly honest as currently at the moment l am undecided but when l do vote it will be in private just like those many shy Tory voters.;)

your right it's none of my business that you vote labour :nworthy:



tory for me i have this thing in my head that says we need a strong and stable government ;)

OLD BOY 03-05-2017 10:33

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897223)
We all know Corbyn is a unelectable idiot but May ain't that much better either IMO.:td:

She's the best Prime Minister since Tony Blair and the best Conservative PM since Margaret Thatcher.

pip08456 03-05-2017 11:23

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If Tony Blair is the yardstick it doesn't take much to get better, certainly better than Cameron so far.

OLD BOY 03-05-2017 11:35

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35897295)
If Tony Blair is the yardstick it doesn't take much to get better, certainly better than Cameron so far.

There's been Gordon Brown and David Cameron in between, so I would say good PMs can be found at the rate of about 1 in 3 at that rate. Working back in time, that's about right on average.

Blair was good as a PM, although you might not have liked his politics, and his ability to win elections with substantial majorities proves that he was popular at the time. However, many are now judging him on his crucial misjudgement on the Iraq war.

People might be judging him differently now had there also been a plan for the peace after the war, but I think the absence of such a plan was more down to the Bush administration, who were inept to say the least.

passingbat 03-05-2017 11:58

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897299)

Blair was good as a PM, although you might not have liked his politics, .


He wanted then, and does even more so now, mass immigration. Enough said.

denphone 03-05-2017 12:17

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35897283)
She's the best Prime Minister since Tony Blair and the best Conservative PM since Margaret Thatcher.

Personally l am not impressed with her as everything she says she then contradicts by doing totally the opposite but then most politicians seem to have that disease it seems.

The one thing with Maggie even though l was not a great fan of her was she was strong which is something modern politicians despite big waving placards and slogans are not IMO as that is just pure utter ******** unless one believes everything they see or read..

As for Mr Blair well l think we know what is going to be on his epitath when he dies.

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35897282)

tory for me i have this thing in my head that says we need a strong and stable government ;)

Pure rubbish dreamed up by her advertising spin doctors IMO.

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35897282)
your right it's none of my business that you vote labour :nworthy:



Whoever one votes for is their own personal private business but whoever one votes for they should be respected for their decision whether they vote for the Tories , Labour , The Libs , UKIP or the Monster raving loony party as IMO childish insults by a very small minority lower the tone of what should be reasoned adult debates on the important issues of the day.:)

papa smurf 03-05-2017 12:30

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897304)
Personally l am not impressed with her as everything she says she then contradicts by doing totally the opposite but then most politicians seem to have that disease it seems.

The one thing with Maggie even though l was not a great fan of her was she was strong which is something modern politicians despite big waving placards and slogans are not IMO as that is just pure utter ******** unless one believes everything they see or read..

As for Mr Blair well l think we know what is going to be on his epitath when he dies.

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Pure rubbish dreamed up by her advertising spin doctors IMO.

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Whoever one votes for is their own personal private business but whoever one votes for they should be respected for their decision whether they vote for the Tories , Labour , The Libs , UKIP or the Monster raving loony party as IMO childish insults by a very small minority lower the tone of what should be reasoned adult debates on the important issues of the day.:)

:Peaceman:

pip08456 03-05-2017 12:41

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35897304)
Whoever one votes for is their own personal private business but whoever one votes for they should be respected for their decision whether they vote for the Tories , Labour , The Libs , UKIP or the Monster raving loony party as IMO childish insults by a very small minority lower the tone of what should be reasoned adult debates on the important issues of the day.:)

Nothing truer than that.

Kursk 03-05-2017 13:51

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35897310)
:Peaceman:

Bottler :D

papa smurf 03-05-2017 14:16

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35897323)
Bottler :D

that's the ban the bomb /cnd' i'll never press the red button corbinista slogan

Kursk 03-05-2017 15:10

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35897325)
that's the ban the bomb /cnd' i'll never press the red button corbinista slogan

My mistake; I apologise unreservedly. My faith in you is restored :angel:.

Gavin78 03-05-2017 16:35

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897302)
He wanted then, and does even more so now, mass immigration. Enough said.


Lets not forget the education system as well he screwed that over

pip08456 03-05-2017 16:54

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Labour have done that for years! Anyone remember ITA?

Osem 03-05-2017 17:16

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897302)
He wanted then, and does even more so now, mass immigration. Enough said.

Correct it was New Labour's grand social engineering exercise - gerrymandering on a national level.

Mr K 07-05-2017 10:03

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Appalling performance from Jeremy Hunt on Marr. He admitted no Brexit deal would be a disaster for the NHS (think the PM might want a word with him !). Bumbling all over the place on everything else too, unable to defend increasingly failing targets, how he still in the job?

denphone 07-05-2017 10:18

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897822)
Appalling performance from Jeremy Hunt on Marr. He admitted no Brexit deal would be a disaster for the NHS (think the PM might want a word with him !). Bumbling all over the place on everything else too, unable to defend increasingly failing targets, how he still in the job?

So the usually invisible Jeremy Hunt actually turned to gives us more obfuscation and lies.:(

papa smurf 07-05-2017 10:25

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897822)
Appalling performance from Jeremy Hunt on Marr. He admitted no Brexit deal would be a disaster for the NHS (think the PM might want a word with him !). Bumbling all over the place on everything else too, unable to defend increasingly failing targets, how he still in the job?

did he mention bupa ?

Osem 07-05-2017 10:36

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McDonnell was on Marr's show earlier banging on about the merits of Marxism.

That'll go down well in middle England... :rofl:

I don't know can you imaging a more motley crew leading the Labour circus than Corbyn, McDonnell, Abbott and Thornbury?...
They make the likes of Kinnock look inspirational :D

1andrew1 07-05-2017 11:33

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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35897822)
Appalling performance from Jeremy Hunt on Marr. He admitted no Brexit deal would be a disaster for the NHS (think the PM might want a word with him !). Bumbling all over the place on everything else too, unable to defend increasingly failing targets, how he still in the job?

I imagine he won't be after the election. If there was an effective opposition party then he wouldn't have lasted this long.

papa smurf 07-05-2017 11:39

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Tony Blair less popular than Jeremy Corbyn, poll finds



so this is why they didn't bring out the big guns



While one in three people (33 per cent) has a favourable opinion of Mr Corbyn, and 60 per cent an unfavourable one, Mr Blair’s ratings are even more bleak, at 21 per cent and 72 per cent respectively.

The survey of 2,006 adults by ORB found that 60 per cent of people who voted Labour at the 2015 election have a favourable view of Mr Corbyn, and 35 per cent an unfavourable one. Mr Blair is much less popular among them; only 37 per cent have a favourable opinion of him, while 56 per cent do not.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7721561.html

nashville 07-05-2017 13:55

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T M is certainly a strong lady, I will be voting Tory a think I have never done before, but they are the strongest to fight Sturgeon,

Osem 07-05-2017 15:47

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35897836)
Tony Blair less popular than Jeremy Corbyn, poll finds



so this is why they didn't bring out the big guns



While one in three people (33 per cent) has a favourable opinion of Mr Corbyn, and 60 per cent an unfavourable one, Mr Blair’s ratings are even more bleak, at 21 per cent and 72 per cent respectively.

The survey of 2,006 adults by ORB found that 60 per cent of people who voted Labour at the 2015 election have a favourable view of Mr Corbyn, and 35 per cent an unfavourable one. Mr Blair is much less popular among them; only 37 per cent have a favourable opinion of him, while 56 per cent do not.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7721561.html

Is it me or does that translate to people who hate Bliar dislike Corbyn less? :D

heero_yuy 07-05-2017 15:51

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897856)
Is it me or does that translate to people who hate Bliar dislike Corbyn less? :D

Bliar is about as popular as a rattlesnake in a lucky dip.

Ramrod 07-05-2017 15:54

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897827)
McDonnell was on Marr's show earlier banging on about the merits of Marxism.

Just watched it. John McDonnell came across as very reasonable and solid. He did an excellent job of hiding the extremism that resides at his core. If Labour want to win an election they should have him as leader.
A very dangerous man.

Osem 07-05-2017 16:01

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897858)
Just watched it. John McDonnell came across as very reasonable and solid. He did an excellent job of hiding the extremism that resides at his core. If Labour want to win an election they should have him as leader.
A very dangerous man.

Very. The thing is that we know all about the extremism that lies within and for those who don't it only takes a quick internet search to find out the truth. There's no way his previous isn't going to haunt him.

passingbat 07-05-2017 16:08

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35897861)
Very. The thing is that we know all about the extremism that lies within and for those who don't it only takes a quick internet search to find out the truth. There's no way his previous isn't going to haunt him.


The Sunday politics did show a short clip from Marr today and 2013, where he spoke of his Marxist beliefs

Ramrod 07-05-2017 16:32

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Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35897862)
The Sunday politics did show a short clip from Marr today and 2013, where he spoke of his Marxist beliefs

His kind took my grandfather to the forest to shoot him and [Mod edit - word deleted] up my country and it's people with their evil ideals. My personal opinion is that people like him shouldn't be allowed that kind of publicity, just like it's denied to extreme right wingers.

Mod comment - please do not use an * to replace a letter to avoid the swear filter

passingbat 07-05-2017 17:11

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Originally Posted by Ramrod (Post 35897866)
My personal opinion is that people like him shouldn't be allowed that kind of publicity,


I don't think he should be denied the interview. But Marr is not up to the job of exposing his true beliefs. If he is a Marxist, he has the right to be heard, but get an interviewer who is more knowledgeable, with a bit of grit and isn't a pushover.


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