UPDATE: Since I wrote this the Tories have a 4 point lead over Labour... after these few disastrous months, the Tories are somehow still seen more of a trustworthy party than Corbyn's Labour
I don't watch PMQs anymore. Why? Well Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn are hardly worth the watch.
However, during yesterday's PMQs, I do read tweets about it afterwards, apparently Corbyn "demanded" something from the Prime Minister.
Now normally if an opposition leader "demands" something from their counter part, it's in the news, perhaps even makes headlines.
However, the only paper to announce that Corbyn was "demanding" anything from the PM was Corbyn friendly newspaper The Guardian, no-one else, even other Corbyn supporting papers like the Independent, even mentioned this.
The Prime Minister has a lot of trouble, she's just survived a vote of confidence from her MPs, unlike Corbyn who lost his.
As well as troubles because of her ill drawn deal with the EU.
Yet despite Mrs May's troubles, having an efficient opposition leader is not one of them. You would reckon that Labour, or at least Mr Corbyn would jump at the opportunity to take her down once and for all.
Instead, he's doing the odd bit of "demanding" that no-one is paying attention to, and he himself can't get a stance on Brexit.
Ed Mililband wasn't exactly a fantastic leader, but at least we know where he stands on Brexit, and what stance he and the Labour Party would have taken by now.
Unlike Corbyn, who seems incapable of making a stance.
Corbyn might as well not be there in Westminster, because his presence means nothing, his demands mean nothing, and he has absolutely nothing to say.
Thursday 13 December 2018
Wednesday 14 November 2018
Standing Up For May
This will not be a popular blog, if at all anyone reads it, with my fellow Conservatives, however I am going to stand up for Theresa May.
For some unknown reason, she wanted to take over the the yellow bellied, coward that is David Cameron (who apparently wants to come back to politics because he's bored!)
Theresa May has taken on a impossible task, to please anyone.
I am not happy with overall result of the Brexit deal, however I do realise she was never going to get the perfect deal.
Also trying to please the Remainers, that was never going to happen because they lost and obviously don't want to leave, as Sir Keir Starmer keeps saying "Brexit can be stopped."
No. No it can't.
Anyway, as unhappy as I am, at least she's stuck it out, unlike the other cowards within the Tory party such as Boris Johnson, and David Davis.
They had every opportunity to shape the Brexit negotiations, but instead they left the cabinet like a toddler not getting the chocolate bar they wanted, and now they have the audacity to moan about it!
Why didn't you stick with it if you're so passionate about getting us a good deal? Why did you run the very moment you didn't get what you wanted? Why don't you both grow a backbone and admit the fact that you left your positions made it worse for us?
I'll answer it for you shall I? Because it's a ploy to get rid of May, a ploy that so far has failed. I do NOT see future leaders in either Davis or Johnson, I see cowards, I see backstabbers, I see liars.
They're not that passionated about Brexit as much as they are their own positions within the government, or at least the party itself.
Pathetic! You SHOULD have stuck to your positions, and you SHOULD have worked a damn sight harder to get us a better deal, but as I said before, you stomped your feet and ran.
Theresa May, whether she's got us a good deal or not, has taken personal criticism, had NO help from her fellow colleagues, instead has had to put with children in the bodies of supposed men.
For some unknown reason, she wanted to take over the the yellow bellied, coward that is David Cameron (who apparently wants to come back to politics because he's bored!)
Theresa May has taken on a impossible task, to please anyone.
I am not happy with overall result of the Brexit deal, however I do realise she was never going to get the perfect deal.
Also trying to please the Remainers, that was never going to happen because they lost and obviously don't want to leave, as Sir Keir Starmer keeps saying "Brexit can be stopped."
No. No it can't.
Anyway, as unhappy as I am, at least she's stuck it out, unlike the other cowards within the Tory party such as Boris Johnson, and David Davis.
They had every opportunity to shape the Brexit negotiations, but instead they left the cabinet like a toddler not getting the chocolate bar they wanted, and now they have the audacity to moan about it!
Why didn't you stick with it if you're so passionate about getting us a good deal? Why did you run the very moment you didn't get what you wanted? Why don't you both grow a backbone and admit the fact that you left your positions made it worse for us?
I'll answer it for you shall I? Because it's a ploy to get rid of May, a ploy that so far has failed. I do NOT see future leaders in either Davis or Johnson, I see cowards, I see backstabbers, I see liars.
They're not that passionated about Brexit as much as they are their own positions within the government, or at least the party itself.
Pathetic! You SHOULD have stuck to your positions, and you SHOULD have worked a damn sight harder to get us a better deal, but as I said before, you stomped your feet and ran.
Theresa May, whether she's got us a good deal or not, has taken personal criticism, had NO help from her fellow colleagues, instead has had to put with children in the bodies of supposed men.
Tuesday 17 July 2018
The Last Tsar
The last Tsar of Russia, Nicholas Romanov ii, and his family were executed 100 years ago today.
They were murdered by intoxicated, and inadequate executioners, then were further humiliated in death as the "soldiers" defiled their bodies, and crudely cut up for disposal, some where even melted in acid, whilst others were burnt.
Why were they murdered? Despite the fact they had been imprisoned since Nicholas had abdicated as Tsar, the unelected communist dictator Vladir Lenin still feared them..... Pathetic.
I often find myself wondering why anyone has given this so called "revolutionary" any time of day, let alone the hoards of people that still worship him.
Now Nicholas ii was no saint, and he wasn't clever. He was a slightly dumb autocrat who was easily swayed by his wife, Alexandra, who was clever, by tainted by the strains that their son and heir, Alexei, had hemophilia. (Hemophilia is a disease were the blood is unable to clot, therefore a small bump can cause an internal bleed that may never stop and result in death.)
Not to mention that she was on all sorts of medication for many ailments, many of the medicines contained cocaine, it's no wonder a mystic healer, such as Grigori Rasputin, was able to take such a hold over her, and the Tsar, and help bring down the monarchy.
All their judgement were clouded by the fact that their son was in constant danger of dying at any given time, and that somehow Rasputin had the power to calm their every aching son.
Whereas Lenin was consumed by the want of power. Nothing more, and nothing less.
Ironically, there wasn't that much of a revolution when Lenin came. Just like the Tsar, Lenin held all the power, but instead of being called an autocrat, he was a dictator.
Just like the Tsar, Lenin had a secret police. Before they were called the Okranah, under Lenin they were called the Cheka.
Just like the Okranah before them, the Cheka were there to rat out any dissenters, who were put just jail, just as it was under the Tsar, the only change now was who the dissenters were.
"Peace, land and bread!" The dictator cried.
Well, yes Lenin did take Russia out of WWI, however a civil war soon pursued, and things hadn't really changed.
The land he promised he owned, the peasants never got a single part of it. Just like it was with the Tsar.
Famines were widespread under Lenin's Russia. How?
Well rather like the Tsar he reaped the rewards for himself, or the land owners, and if you were a peasant caught taking more than your rationed amount, which was far less then what the Tsar had rationed for, then you were sent to prison.
So when it comes to revolution, I am not sure there really was much of one, except the face changed, and the title to whom was now in charge.
The Tsar and his family needn't have been murdered, it was the act of a coward.
The Tsar should have listened to those wishing to help, he should have modernised.
Sadly for the Tsar Nicolas, his wife Alexandra, their four daughters Olga, Titiana, Maria, and Anastasia, and their younger brother Alexie, down a basement where their executioners stood drunk in front of them, guns pointing, knowing that their lives were officially over.
They were murdered by intoxicated, and inadequate executioners, then were further humiliated in death as the "soldiers" defiled their bodies, and crudely cut up for disposal, some where even melted in acid, whilst others were burnt.
Why were they murdered? Despite the fact they had been imprisoned since Nicholas had abdicated as Tsar, the unelected communist dictator Vladir Lenin still feared them..... Pathetic.
I often find myself wondering why anyone has given this so called "revolutionary" any time of day, let alone the hoards of people that still worship him.
Now Nicholas ii was no saint, and he wasn't clever. He was a slightly dumb autocrat who was easily swayed by his wife, Alexandra, who was clever, by tainted by the strains that their son and heir, Alexei, had hemophilia. (Hemophilia is a disease were the blood is unable to clot, therefore a small bump can cause an internal bleed that may never stop and result in death.)
Not to mention that she was on all sorts of medication for many ailments, many of the medicines contained cocaine, it's no wonder a mystic healer, such as Grigori Rasputin, was able to take such a hold over her, and the Tsar, and help bring down the monarchy.
All their judgement were clouded by the fact that their son was in constant danger of dying at any given time, and that somehow Rasputin had the power to calm their every aching son.
Whereas Lenin was consumed by the want of power. Nothing more, and nothing less.
Ironically, there wasn't that much of a revolution when Lenin came. Just like the Tsar, Lenin held all the power, but instead of being called an autocrat, he was a dictator.
Just like the Tsar, Lenin had a secret police. Before they were called the Okranah, under Lenin they were called the Cheka.
Just like the Okranah before them, the Cheka were there to rat out any dissenters, who were put just jail, just as it was under the Tsar, the only change now was who the dissenters were.
"Peace, land and bread!" The dictator cried.
Well, yes Lenin did take Russia out of WWI, however a civil war soon pursued, and things hadn't really changed.
The land he promised he owned, the peasants never got a single part of it. Just like it was with the Tsar.
Famines were widespread under Lenin's Russia. How?
Well rather like the Tsar he reaped the rewards for himself, or the land owners, and if you were a peasant caught taking more than your rationed amount, which was far less then what the Tsar had rationed for, then you were sent to prison.
So when it comes to revolution, I am not sure there really was much of one, except the face changed, and the title to whom was now in charge.
The Tsar and his family needn't have been murdered, it was the act of a coward.
The Tsar should have listened to those wishing to help, he should have modernised.
Sadly for the Tsar Nicolas, his wife Alexandra, their four daughters Olga, Titiana, Maria, and Anastasia, and their younger brother Alexie, down a basement where their executioners stood drunk in front of them, guns pointing, knowing that their lives were officially over.
Wednesday 30 May 2018
How Low Can They Go?
How low, and vile can the Labour Party get?
Apparently extremely low, and vile. A minutes silence for Dame Tessa Jowell, who sadly passed away earlier this month, was interrupted because she worked closely with Tony Blair.
I am a Conservative, and I would have gladly stood for a minutes silence. Yes on many issues I am sure we disagreed, but I have the decency to respect her views, and respect her as a person.
Corbynista's? Nope, you don't agree with us, we will not show any respect, or any decorum for anyone.
Dame Tessa was a proud feminist, bloody good politician, and from what I have read about people who knew her, a genuinely lovely person.
When will Corbyn, and his followers such as Owen Jones, condemn those who behaved utterly digustingly?
Oh that's right, they won't! Why? Because it fits their agenda.
Yes I disagreed with Blair, Brown, and Miliband, but I had respect for them, Corbyn and co? What's to respect? I am embarrassed that this is what it has come down too.
Apparently extremely low, and vile. A minutes silence for Dame Tessa Jowell, who sadly passed away earlier this month, was interrupted because she worked closely with Tony Blair.
I am a Conservative, and I would have gladly stood for a minutes silence. Yes on many issues I am sure we disagreed, but I have the decency to respect her views, and respect her as a person.
Corbynista's? Nope, you don't agree with us, we will not show any respect, or any decorum for anyone.
Dame Tessa was a proud feminist, bloody good politician, and from what I have read about people who knew her, a genuinely lovely person.
When will Corbyn, and his followers such as Owen Jones, condemn those who behaved utterly digustingly?
Oh that's right, they won't! Why? Because it fits their agenda.
Yes I disagreed with Blair, Brown, and Miliband, but I had respect for them, Corbyn and co? What's to respect? I am embarrassed that this is what it has come down too.
Wednesday 9 May 2018
Utterly Shambolic
When I think of the Labour Party, I generally think economically illiterate, however good hearts.
That was until Mr Corbyn and his nasty bunch took over.
Apparently, whilst discussing the Anti-Semitic problems Labour have been having since Mr Corbyn's win back in September 2015, they left out the people who are actually facing the problem, the Jewish Labour Movement.
Not only that they allowed someone, who is currently being investigated for Anti-Semitic remarks, to not only stand in last weeks local elections, but win!
The Labour Party is NOT serious about Anti-Semitism, it's obvious Corbyn and his crew don't care that Jews are being persecuted for no good reason, if anything they sympathise with Anti-Semitic views.
Their lack of action on the matter makes this clear.
Corbyn is ruining the Labour Party, he is denying the country of a decent opposition on holding the government to account, and hasn't a backbone to deal with racism within his own party.
What a shambolic bunch of wank stains they really are!
That was until Mr Corbyn and his nasty bunch took over.
Apparently, whilst discussing the Anti-Semitic problems Labour have been having since Mr Corbyn's win back in September 2015, they left out the people who are actually facing the problem, the Jewish Labour Movement.
Not only that they allowed someone, who is currently being investigated for Anti-Semitic remarks, to not only stand in last weeks local elections, but win!
The Labour Party is NOT serious about Anti-Semitism, it's obvious Corbyn and his crew don't care that Jews are being persecuted for no good reason, if anything they sympathise with Anti-Semitic views.
Their lack of action on the matter makes this clear.
Corbyn is ruining the Labour Party, he is denying the country of a decent opposition on holding the government to account, and hasn't a backbone to deal with racism within his own party.
What a shambolic bunch of wank stains they really are!
Wednesday 25 April 2018
What Absolute Bollocks
Labour is no longer a political party, but just a group people chatting bollocks, victimising those they disagree with, yet trying to come across as the victim themselves.
Labour are asking for Theresa May and Amber Rudd to resign, ignoring the fact that they had thirteen whole years in office where they could have done something regarding the Windrush scandal. But in true Labour style, they didn't.
It was under the last Labour government that ignored the hacking scandals, only because the people committing the hackings were their paymasters. It took a Tory led coalition government to bring an end to it. One of the funniest things about the whole scandal? John Prescott was hacked, the then deputy Prime Minister. Not exactly a great advertisement for wanting to become the new governing party is it?
It was also the Labour produced the very stupid, and very racist "immigration mug" under so called "moderate" then Labour leader Ed Milliband!
It is also Labour, a party who is lead by a man who said he would bring a "kinder, and gentler politics" to the table, currently undergoing an existential crisis of anti-Semitism. It is also the same man who said he wanted a "kinder, and gentler politics" who is doing absolutely bugger all about it.
His meeting with Jewish leaders ended up with him just excusing the bahviour. Why? Because the minimal Corbyn sympathises, and empathises with anti-Semitic views, if not agrees.
He has called the known terrorist groups Hamas and Hezbollah "friends". He has reluctantly suspended known anti-Semites from the party, only to allow them back in.
The Labour party is being headed by a man who refuses to condemn the actions of the Syrian regime, which chemically bombs it's own people for no apparent reason.
A man who thought terrorist like the IRA were worth listening too, and even stood still for a minutes silence commemorating 8 dead IRA soldiers.
A man who has now been endorsed by ex BNP leader Nick Griffin, and their only remaining councillor. In fact Corbyn is probably a man who wouldn't have backed going into World War II.
Labour are no position to be lecturing anyone on decency, morals, or racism. Perhaps if they sorted out their own shit, and got rid of Corbyn and his thugs, then and only then could they cast dispersion's on anyone else.
People in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones.
Labour are asking for Theresa May and Amber Rudd to resign, ignoring the fact that they had thirteen whole years in office where they could have done something regarding the Windrush scandal. But in true Labour style, they didn't.
It was under the last Labour government that ignored the hacking scandals, only because the people committing the hackings were their paymasters. It took a Tory led coalition government to bring an end to it. One of the funniest things about the whole scandal? John Prescott was hacked, the then deputy Prime Minister. Not exactly a great advertisement for wanting to become the new governing party is it?
It was also the Labour produced the very stupid, and very racist "immigration mug" under so called "moderate" then Labour leader Ed Milliband!
It is also Labour, a party who is lead by a man who said he would bring a "kinder, and gentler politics" to the table, currently undergoing an existential crisis of anti-Semitism. It is also the same man who said he wanted a "kinder, and gentler politics" who is doing absolutely bugger all about it.
His meeting with Jewish leaders ended up with him just excusing the bahviour. Why? Because the minimal Corbyn sympathises, and empathises with anti-Semitic views, if not agrees.
He has called the known terrorist groups Hamas and Hezbollah "friends". He has reluctantly suspended known anti-Semites from the party, only to allow them back in.
The Labour party is being headed by a man who refuses to condemn the actions of the Syrian regime, which chemically bombs it's own people for no apparent reason.
A man who has now been endorsed by ex BNP leader Nick Griffin, and their only remaining councillor. In fact Corbyn is probably a man who wouldn't have backed going into World War II.
Labour are no position to be lecturing anyone on decency, morals, or racism. Perhaps if they sorted out their own shit, and got rid of Corbyn and his thugs, then and only then could they cast dispersion's on anyone else.
People in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones.
Tuesday 17 April 2018
Syria
Whether people agree with Theresa May or not, she has shown real leadership.
People like Owen Jones, who oppose because they're stuck in the past of the Iraq invasion, are not listening to her words.
Theresa May does NOT want to overthrow Assad, she wants him to stop chemically bombing his people.
Why not talk to him then? I hear people cry, well I will answer with a question.
Is someone who, for no apparent reason, chemically bombs their own people, really the type of person to change their mind because they've been spoken to? No, he isn't.
It's not like a parent getting their own back on their kids by saying "I'm not angry, just disappointed." Assad is a brutal dictator, and will only understand brute force.
Jeremy Corbyn has proven time and time again he sympathises with extremist views, such as the IRA, Russia, Cuba, and now the Syrian regime.
He idolises people like Castro, Stalin, and Lenin, all of whom have one thing in common, they're all dictators.
Theresa May was correct to do what she did, Jeremy Corbyn is living in a ideological world, which doesn't exist.
People like Owen Jones, who oppose because they're stuck in the past of the Iraq invasion, are not listening to her words.
Theresa May does NOT want to overthrow Assad, she wants him to stop chemically bombing his people.
Why not talk to him then? I hear people cry, well I will answer with a question.
Is someone who, for no apparent reason, chemically bombs their own people, really the type of person to change their mind because they've been spoken to? No, he isn't.
It's not like a parent getting their own back on their kids by saying "I'm not angry, just disappointed." Assad is a brutal dictator, and will only understand brute force.
Jeremy Corbyn has proven time and time again he sympathises with extremist views, such as the IRA, Russia, Cuba, and now the Syrian regime.
He idolises people like Castro, Stalin, and Lenin, all of whom have one thing in common, they're all dictators.
Theresa May was correct to do what she did, Jeremy Corbyn is living in a ideological world, which doesn't exist.
Thursday 29 March 2018
Tough On Racism? Pull The Other One!
Corbyn, who's recently had to leave many anti-Semitic groups on Facebook, has said Labour is tough on all racism.
I don't normally swear on here, but what a load of bollocks!
Corbyn IS an anti-Semite. He doesn't like the Jewish community, hence why he has befriended many an anti-Semite, and been vocally part of many groups on Facebook.
Today we have learnt that Christine Shawcroft, a member of Momentum and the NEC, has had to resign as the party's head of disputes over the fact she has defended anti-Semite Alan Bull, a Holocuast denier. (She's still a member of the NEC)
The fact that Corbyn and co only acted once it was leaked to the press is a worrying sign that he, if NOT agrees with anti-Semitism, he at least empathises with it.
Corbyn wants to prove he's against anti-Semitism? Then do something about it BEFORE anything gets leaked, you know who they are, get rid of them.
However, we all know he won't. Not only does Corbyn NOT have principles, he also doesn't have a backbone.
He's a coward, who has hidden from responsibility his whole life.
Prime Minister in waiting? More like Prime Jester failing.
I don't normally swear on here, but what a load of bollocks!
Corbyn IS an anti-Semite. He doesn't like the Jewish community, hence why he has befriended many an anti-Semite, and been vocally part of many groups on Facebook.
Today we have learnt that Christine Shawcroft, a member of Momentum and the NEC, has had to resign as the party's head of disputes over the fact she has defended anti-Semite Alan Bull, a Holocuast denier. (She's still a member of the NEC)
The fact that Corbyn and co only acted once it was leaked to the press is a worrying sign that he, if NOT agrees with anti-Semitism, he at least empathises with it.
Corbyn wants to prove he's against anti-Semitism? Then do something about it BEFORE anything gets leaked, you know who they are, get rid of them.
However, we all know he won't. Not only does Corbyn NOT have principles, he also doesn't have a backbone.
He's a coward, who has hidden from responsibility his whole life.
Prime Minister in waiting? More like Prime Jester failing.
Friday 23 March 2018
Women Only Shortlists
It's a sad day when the supposedly party of equality, thinks that the only way they could every get a female leader is to have an all women shortlist for the next leader (whenever that should happen).
Harriet Harman must, and all the other female MPs, must feel quite depressed that their party, who's main agenda is equality, can't live up to it itself.
Unlike the Conservatives, who not only have a current female leader, who just also happens to be Prime Minister, but that it is their second female leader and Prime Minister.
Must be a huge slap in the face.
The last leader contest that the Conservatives had, two years ago, had some pretty heavy weight male MP's competing. However when push came to shove, they just weren't good enough to beat Andrea Leadsome, and of course our Prime Minister, Theresa May to the final two.
Theresa May ultimately won because of a blunder Andrea Leadsome made. She made reference to the fact the Theresa May didn't have children, therefore she didn't have a stake in the future. This upset a lot of people because Theresa May couldn't have children, not that she didn't want them.
In this day and age, where we have had two female Prime Minister's, both from the same party, and the opposition struggles to give women a so called "top 5 position" within the Shadow Cabinet, you know there's a problem.
All women shortlists I find rather degrading, it's almost like the Labour Party is saying "you're not good enough, strong enough, or convicting enough to up against a man."
They're putting a plaster over the issue instead of dealing with it head on. It's ignoring the reasons why Labour are unable to vote for a woman.
Until they get their heads around why, perhaps they have't got a female MP with the talent to be a leader, or perhaps there's an underlying issue of misogyny that they have to face, or a mix of both.
Tuesday 27 February 2018
Principles? Where
For a man who has claimed he is a man of principles, Corbyn seems to have dropped them for a small political gain.
The problem he'll find now? The working class Labour leave voters will feel, because they have been, ditched.
Corbyn is trying to kick Theresa May where it hurts, when in actual fact he's kicked himself.... again.
Yesterday was the beginning of the end for Corbyn. No more can he say he's a man of principle, he has turned into, what we in the Conservatives already knew, a true politician.... he's a liar.
No more can he say straight talking after all the u-turns he's done on Labour's Brexit stance.
No more can he say he's got integrity after years, in fact decades of campaigning with the likes of Tony Benn, against the EU.
Corbyn is a snake, he isn't for the many, he's for himself, and yesterdays political stunt was the biggest show of selfishness that has ever been shown by any politician before.
He doesn't care what 17 million people wanted. He thinks he's now going to win the next general election by selling out on his own beliefs.
Instead of "For the many, not the few" slogan, Labour can now have "For myself, and not for you".
What a complete and utter sell out snowflake Corbyn is.
The problem he'll find now? The working class Labour leave voters will feel, because they have been, ditched.
Corbyn is trying to kick Theresa May where it hurts, when in actual fact he's kicked himself.... again.
Yesterday was the beginning of the end for Corbyn. No more can he say he's a man of principle, he has turned into, what we in the Conservatives already knew, a true politician.... he's a liar.
No more can he say straight talking after all the u-turns he's done on Labour's Brexit stance.
No more can he say he's got integrity after years, in fact decades of campaigning with the likes of Tony Benn, against the EU.
Corbyn is a snake, he isn't for the many, he's for himself, and yesterdays political stunt was the biggest show of selfishness that has ever been shown by any politician before.
He doesn't care what 17 million people wanted. He thinks he's now going to win the next general election by selling out on his own beliefs.
Instead of "For the many, not the few" slogan, Labour can now have "For myself, and not for you".
What a complete and utter sell out snowflake Corbyn is.
Saturday 20 January 2018
McDonnell vs Bradley
Yesterday the left were spouting false hysteria over an old tweet the new Tory vice chairman, Ben Bradley.
He deleted a tweet saying that we should "splat the chav", in regards to the use of water cannons and the 2011 rioters.
What he said was wrong, but nothing worth getting your knickers in a twist.
However John McDonnell, the Shadow Chancellor, said if he could go back in time he would assassinate Thatcher. He then repeated this much to the delight of Angela Rayner MP.
He also, apparently, re-quoted someone by saying they should lynch Tory MP Esther McVey, and if a Corbyn led Labour party were to win a general election, he would like to see all Tories "hounded".
What did left have to say about all those rather vile, misogynistic comments? Absolutely nothing.
Jared O'Mara, Labour MP, posted some rather misogynistic, and derogatory comments back in 00's. The likes of Owen Jones said he should be given a chance to prove he's changed, yet then called for the sacking of Toby Young for a rather distasteful tweet.
The hypocrisy is predictable, and the irony is sad. The left need a long hard look in the mirror before they start throwing stones, because before they know it, they'll be buried in their own rubble.
He deleted a tweet saying that we should "splat the chav", in regards to the use of water cannons and the 2011 rioters.
What he said was wrong, but nothing worth getting your knickers in a twist.
However John McDonnell, the Shadow Chancellor, said if he could go back in time he would assassinate Thatcher. He then repeated this much to the delight of Angela Rayner MP.
He also, apparently, re-quoted someone by saying they should lynch Tory MP Esther McVey, and if a Corbyn led Labour party were to win a general election, he would like to see all Tories "hounded".
What did left have to say about all those rather vile, misogynistic comments? Absolutely nothing.
Jared O'Mara, Labour MP, posted some rather misogynistic, and derogatory comments back in 00's. The likes of Owen Jones said he should be given a chance to prove he's changed, yet then called for the sacking of Toby Young for a rather distasteful tweet.
The hypocrisy is predictable, and the irony is sad. The left need a long hard look in the mirror before they start throwing stones, because before they know it, they'll be buried in their own rubble.
Friday 19 January 2018
Tories Have A New Chance; Don't Squander It!
The Conservatives have a new chance to completely squash this Stalin wannabe Corbyn lead Labour Party.
The fact that Momentum now have the run of Labour's National Executive Committee proves one thing, the party is completely f*cked.
So called "moderate" Labour MP's are now at risk, however this could work in the Tories favour.
Labour once again is starting to slip in the polls, especially it's leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
If the Tories stop in fighting, and start working as a unit against the so called Labour party, who's being led by a man who think's the likes of Gerry Adams (ex IRA leader) is someone to look up to, and their Shadow Chancellor wants to lynch Tory MP Esther McVey, the could annihilate them.
The anti-Semitism within the Labour party stinks, the misogyny from the Labour party stinks, the lack of open mindness within the Labour party stinks.
Corbyn and co are a pound shop version of the likes of Stalin, Castro and Mao, which makes them all the more dangerous, because unlike these ex brutal dictators, this bunch haven't got a brain cell between them.
The fact that Momentum now have the run of Labour's National Executive Committee proves one thing, the party is completely f*cked.
So called "moderate" Labour MP's are now at risk, however this could work in the Tories favour.
Labour once again is starting to slip in the polls, especially it's leader, Jeremy Corbyn.
If the Tories stop in fighting, and start working as a unit against the so called Labour party, who's being led by a man who think's the likes of Gerry Adams (ex IRA leader) is someone to look up to, and their Shadow Chancellor wants to lynch Tory MP Esther McVey, the could annihilate them.
The anti-Semitism within the Labour party stinks, the misogyny from the Labour party stinks, the lack of open mindness within the Labour party stinks.
Corbyn and co are a pound shop version of the likes of Stalin, Castro and Mao, which makes them all the more dangerous, because unlike these ex brutal dictators, this bunch haven't got a brain cell between them.
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