Corbyn supported fraudster's bail application - Page 3

TheDaddy · 13-12-2015, 04:09

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Originally Posted by Hugh

Actually, their majority decreased, from 14738 to 10722.

Their percentage majority (on a lower turnout) increased to 38.7% from 34.2%.

Thanks Hugh, knew it was something like that but couldn't remember exactly what, I blame this stinking cold!

Corbyn has popularity increase in polls to

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/...-a6770876.html

**Damien** · 13-12-2015, 07:14

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Thanks Hugh, knew it was something like that but couldn't remember exactly what, I blame this stinking cold!

Corbyn has popularity increase in polls to

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/...-a6770876.html

The Independent is a being a bit misleading that those poll results though. For example far more people also disagree with him being a good leader. Additionally this 'positive difference' rating has dropped since September with more disagreeing with that than they did in September.

Mr K · 13-12-2015, 08:29

I heard Corbyn is solely responsible for climate change. He also eats babies and is responsible for England's rugby disaster. Shame on him.

Our media is appalling. You expect it from the Daily Fail , but now even the Torygraph is going for daily character assassination, instead of reporting news. I suppose its just a reflection of the low intelligence of all those that lap this up. Fortunately a lot, even those not sympathetic to Corbyn are seeing through it.

Refreshingly he is very open and consistent with his views. These haven't changed once he has become leader and he doesn't alter them to win votes or please media moguls. I think the press are running scared of someone who takes no notice of them and they can't control.

tweedle · 13-12-2015, 09:47

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Originally Posted by Mr K

I heard Corbyn is solely responsible for climate change. He also eats babies and is responsible for England's rugby disaster. Shame on him.

Our media is appalling. You expect it from the Daily Fail , but now even the Torygraph is going for daily character assassination, instead of reporting news. I suppose its just a reflection of the low intelligence of all those that lap this up. Fortunately a lot, even those not sympathetic to Corbyn are seeing through it.

Refreshingly he is very open and consistent with his views. These haven't changed once he has become leader and he doesn't alter them to win votes or please media moguls. I think the press are running scared of someone who takes no notice of them and they can't control.

It's always good to read other members opinions, unfortunately sometimes members can confuse their own personal opinions with facts. Interesting you think those who disagree with Corbyn are of low intelligence.

**Maggy** · 13-12-2015, 09:57

I just want a government that isn't mainly made up of people who are out for themselves and their future prospects at the expense of taxpayers and voters.

denphone · 13-12-2015, 10:48

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Originally Posted by tweedle

It's always good to read other members opinions, unfortunately sometimes members can confuse their own personal opinions with facts. Interesting you think those who disagree with Corbyn are of low intelligence.

They certainly are not of low intelligence but it would be nice if there was more reasoned adult debate rather then a minority insulting members if their political thinking is different to theirs.

Osem · 13-12-2015, 11:00

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Originally Posted by Ramrod

My family emigrated to South Africa in the 70's because labour f*cked up the economy so badly.

So, let's get this right. Your family emigrated here, then our economy got cocked up so they emigrated again to SA and their economy got cocked up so they came back here and the same thing happened again???

There seems to be a common theme there somewhere and it's not just Labour's economic ineptitude mate...

Ramrod · 13-12-2015, 11:52

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Originally Posted by Kymmy

LOL.. Exactly the same here... Which part of SA did you end up in?

Newcastle in Northern Natal. Stayed there till '81.
You?

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Originally Posted by Osem

So, let's get this right. Your family emigrated here, then our economy got cocked up so they emigrated again to SA and their economy got cocked up so they came back here and the same thing happened again???

There seems to be a common theme there somewhere and it's not just Labour's economic ineptitude mate...

lol. They didn't 'emigrate' here so much as fled for their lives from the communist occupation of their country. That's why I detest Corbyn. He represents an evil system of opression that for some reason many in the UK have forgotten about and now call those of us who can remember the lessons of history as having 'low intelligence'. Amazing.....and ironic because it's precisely UK socialists like that Stalin would have called "fellow travellers" or "useful idiots"

Ken W · 13-12-2015, 12:09

All fraudsters found guilty should have all their assets seized and a minimum of 1000 lashes over a 7 continues day and chained up and thrown in the dungeon.

Ignitionnet · 13-12-2015, 13:05

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Originally Posted by Ken W

All fraudsters found guilty should have all their assets seized and a minimum of 1000 lashes over a 7 continues day and chained up and thrown in the dungeon.

Plagiarism from the Saudi Arabia penal code isn't cool.

Osem · 13-12-2015, 13:23

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Originally Posted by Ramrod

lol. They didn't 'emigrate' here so much as fled for their lives from the communist occupation of their country. That's why I detest Corbyn. He represents an evil system of opression that for some reason many in the UK have forgotten about and now call those of us who can remember the lessons of history as having 'low intelligence'. Amazing.....and ironic because it's precisely UK socialists like that Stalin would have called "fellow travellers" or "useful idiots"

Out of the frying pan into the fire you could say then.

Like you, I'm not likely to forget Labour's previous anytime soon.

Ken W · 13-12-2015, 14:01

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet

Plagiarism from the Saudi Arabia penal code isn't cool.

What punishment for fraudsters would you suggest?

Kymmy · 13-12-2015, 14:02

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Originally Posted by Ramrod

Newcastle in Northern Natal. Stayed there till '81.
You?

Springs, Transvaal. We also came back about the same time

**Damien** · 13-12-2015, 14:08

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Originally Posted by Ken W

What punishment for fraudsters would you suggest?

Depending on the seriousness a jail term of some kind.

Ken W · 13-12-2015, 15:03

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Originally Posted by Damien

Depending on the seriousness a jail term of some kind.

A couple of years ago I attended a police meeting in my village and the there was a Detective Inspector there and he said the ring leaders get 7 year prison which means they would be out on parole in about 3.5 years,