Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 10 Nov 19 - 06:13 AM Happy Birthday - you don't look a day over 99 Jim |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 10 Nov 19 - 07:36 AM There are some quite happy to go Tory bashing but appear unable to see the problems in their own backyard. Copious amounts of red ink does not negate this reality. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 10 Nov 19 - 08:11 AM There are some quite happy to go Corbyn-bashing over a few people with hurt feelings and an agenda, but appear unconcerned about the problem of the suppression of reports on Russian donations to the Tory party, or Russian interference in our elections... https://www.businessinsider.com/boris-johnson-blocked-report-naming-tory-donors-linked-to-kremlin-2019-11?r=US&IR=T Copious amounts of ‘Seaman’ Staines’s propaganda does not negate this reality. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 10 Nov 19 - 10:08 AM Just in case this was missed In August 2018, the Jewish News Foreign Editor, who had worked for the paper for six years and been editor on a Jewish news TV channel, took personal leave after describing the paper's coverage of Jeremy Corbyn as "repulsive" in its use of "vicious personal phrases" to "trash" a "dedicated anti-racist". The Foreign Editor said that the paper had an obsession with the Labour Party, leading to "overheated rhetoric", and failed to give a voice to Jews who think differently.[4] Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 10 Nov 19 - 11:07 AM The Jewish Chronicle however Has this to say about Corbyn: Throughout his career, he has allied with and supported antisemites such as Paul Eisen, Stephen Sizer and Raed Salah. He has described organisations like Hamas, whose founding charter commits it to the extermination of every Jew on the planet, as his “friends”. He has laid a wreath to honour terrorists who have murdered Jews. He has insulted “Zionists” — the word used by antisemites when they mean “Jew” because they think it allows them to get away with it https://www.thejc.com/comment/leaders/to-all-our-fellow-british-citizens-1.491812 Magic grandad is a rather nasty piece of work. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 10 Nov 19 - 11:28 AM Jewish Ccronicle's stated policy Although JC's support of Zionism somewhat decreased after Greenberg's death, it has consistently devoted considerable space to Israel and Zionism. Under Leopold Greenberg, The JC was hostile to the Reform and Liberal movements in Britain. Over the years, attention shifted from Orthodoxy in Anglo-Jewry to developments in Progressive Judaism, while becoming more critical of the Orthodox position on halakhic issues. In July 2019, a Jewish Chronicle editorial declared that "We want to see (the current Labour Party leadership) removed from any significant role in public life." Isreal political interference again, I'm afraid Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 10 Nov 19 - 11:56 AM Isreal political interference again, I'm afraid I think not. It is merely you being a racist that refuses to see what is widely acknowledged to be a problem of Labours' leadership. Even the Guardian recognises that there is a problem https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/jul/11/bbc-panorama-antisemitism-labour-racism-jeremy-corbyn Even Panorama created a documentary of anti semitism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7eEQMyzLeo The Guardian one day ago: "But the most recent poll found that 87% regard Corbyn as an antisemite, meaning an anti-Jewish racist." When in a hole it is best to stop digging. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Dave the Gnome Date: 10 Nov 19 - 12:38 PM Lads, lads! You should know better by now :-( |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 10 Nov 19 - 12:41 PM Jonathon Friedland Israel, Zionism and antisemitism A leading liberal Zionist in the UK Whoops No Jews, no antisemitism Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 10 Nov 19 - 01:00 PM Every single claim of antisemitism has been linked directly to Israel ot its supporters - it is antisemitic by definition to link the actions of the state of Israel to the Jewish people as a whole The sharp increase in world antisemitsm is directly linked to the fact that, thanks to Israel's efforts it is now impossible to tell the difference between criticism of Israel and persecution of the Jewish People Will whover is making these claims please stop using the Jewish People as human shields or right-wing political weapons Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 10 Nov 19 - 01:30 PM Will whover is making these claims please stop using the Jewish People as human shields or right-wing political weapons OH Dear! 1)The Equality and Human Rights Commission think there is a problem 2) The BBC documentary thinks there is a problem 3) The guardian thinks there is a problem 4)The Telegraph thinks there is a problem 5) The Jewish chronical thinks there is a problem. 6)................. 7)Even Lord Blunkett has described his “despair” at the “anti-Semitism and thuggery” in the Labour Party and suggested Jeremy Corbyn is on course for a 1983-style drubbing at the polls. But the troublemaker from Claire reckons there is not a problem! It is not much of a contest to see who is the fool. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Mossback Date: 10 Nov 19 - 02:04 PM For fuck's sake, gang - not this "antisemitism" wrangle yet again. What is this, Groundhog Day? You know its bullshit, I know its bullshit, virtually every sentient being with even a grain of intelligence on the planet knows its bullshit. Troll Central LLC (i.e. Inanes, BooBad and HirsuteBruce) will NEVER ADMIT THAT ITS BULLSHIT. Give it a rest, already! |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 10 Nov 19 - 02:20 PM Amen, Mossy. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 10 Nov 19 - 03:00 PM So Mossback pray tell why is an official government body holding an enquiry into the allegations. FYI The Equality and Human Rights Commission is a non-departmental public body in England and Wales, established by the Equality Act 2006 with effect from 1 October 2007. The Commission has responsibility for the promotion and enforcement of equality and non-discrimination laws in England, Scotland and Wales. When the enquiry completes we will know if the accusations have substance. Trying to deny the accusations when the official enquiry is in progress is not the action of a sentient being. You will be trying to tell me a government organisation is staffed by trolls next. Get real! |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 10 Nov 19 - 03:03 PM I notice my response asking for the claims From: Backwoodsman - PM Date: 10 Nov 19 - 08:11 AM to be substantiated has been deleted! More political moderation? |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 10 Nov 19 - 05:13 PM More shit-clearing. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: DMcG Date: 11 Nov 19 - 05:23 AM Apparently someone in number 10 has referred to Nigel Farage as Frodo Baggins, in the context of him succumbing to the temptation of the ring at the final moments on Mt Doom, and so on the point of failing on the mission he has worked so long for at the last moment. Unfortunately I suspect more people will think of Frodo as the only guy who could successuly rescue all the world from the ultimate evil. Perhaps not what the 'spokesman' intended. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: DMcG Date: 11 Nov 19 - 05:27 AM And for those who know the book, rather than the films, perhaps not a good idea to point out destroying the ring brought devastation on his homeland ... |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Nigel Parsons Date: 11 Nov 19 - 06:16 AM But possibly worth pointing out, as those who know the books will confirm, in the end Frodo could not bring himself to destroy the Ring. It was Gollum who brought about its end. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: DMcG Date: 11 Nov 19 - 06:24 AM As my first post said, Nigel, that was the context that the spokesman intended for the statement. I followed that by saying it was probably not how people thought of Frodo. I am a bit surprised, Nigel, I admit. I expected you to point out that it was not so much destroying the ring as the quest to destroy the ring that impacted his homeland. Still, let's leave this as a Brexit thread than change it into some sort of online book club. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 11 Nov 19 - 07:07 AM "Still, let's leave this as a Brexit thread" Wot - and miss a free trip to Mordor !! Jim |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: DMcG Date: 11 Nov 19 - 07:33 AM From live feeds: Farage says Brexit party will not fight Tories in 317 seats I may be wrong, but I suspect this may turn out to be the most significant move in the entire campaign. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: bobad Date: 11 Nov 19 - 07:58 AM Even though Greg and friends are in denial, Jeremy Corbyn isn't: Jeremy Corbyn admits his Labour Party has an anti-Semitism problem |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 11 Nov 19 - 08:43 AM Bobad Israel's ploy of describing its policies - ethnic cleansing in particular, as "Jewish" is the direct cause of the sahrp rise in Antisemitism - that is not just confined to The Labour Party but is happening throughout the world Israel has not only refused to condemn antisemites like Trump and Orban, but is welcoming them as supporters Your refusal to even comment on that calls into question your own suppoert for the Jewish People and sgests your interest is more politically driven rather than concern for the Jews HERE AND HERE HERE TOO I don't suppose this interests you but is sure puts your concern for the Jewish People where it belongs Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Mossback Date: 11 Nov 19 - 09:36 AM Jesus, Jim - you're completely hopeless, aintcha? Stuff a sock in yer gob, eh? |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Steve Shaw Date: 11 Nov 19 - 02:53 PM He isn't worth it, Jim. And the sheer hypocrisy of accusing someone ELSE of having two identities. Bwahahahaha! |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 11 Nov 19 - 02:56 PM "Stuff a sock in yer gob, eh?" Why ? Do you dispute any of that - if so, what ? I get tired of me and my friends being accused of being antisemitic by people who awr happy to use the Jewish People as political clubs - Bobad it the worst bow Bearded Bruce has done a runner Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Dave the Gnome Date: 11 Nov 19 - 04:12 PM It's official then. Johnson and Farage are joined at the hip. What a nightmarish creature Brexit has spawned! |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Mossback Date: 11 Nov 19 - 05:49 PM "Stuff a sock in yer gob, eh?" Why ? Why, Jim? Because the only reason they keep it up is to stick a finger in your eye, and you keep on encouraging them to do so ad nauseam .. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 11 Nov 19 - 08:39 PM They do what they do whether we respond or not - but I' take your point Jim |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 12 Nov 19 - 04:37 AM . I expected you to point out that it was not so much destroying the ring as the quest to destroy the ring that impacted his homeland. Still, let's leave this as a Brexit thread than change it into some sort of online book club. It is obvious you are referring to Corbyn as Gollum as, in the unlikely event he becomes PM, the country will be transformed into an economic wasteland https://www.ft.com/content/439d7270-cfb8-11e9-99a4-b5ded7a7fe3f Their crowning insanity is the wish to nationalize everything from hospital pharmacies to energy suppliers. But of course to pursue this insanity Labour first has to implement brexit, but display their usual sleight of hand by not making this clear to the electorate. Such a policy runs counter to EU legislation. "Under Article 107(I) TFEU, the actions of member states must not distort competition. Interventions by EU member states in the economy can be ruled unlawful if it can be shown that they use state resources, distort competition, distort trade between member states or give enterprises a selective advantage. Article 87(1) TFEU covers “any aid granted by a member state or through state resources in any form whatsoever which distorts or threatens to distort competition by favouring certain undertakings or the production of certain goods, in so far as it affects trade between member states.” Competitive tendering dominates EU law with the exception of certain defense related industries. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 12 Nov 19 - 07:38 AM Back in the ‘80s, the leader of one of the two major parties was out on the streets, campaigning against the Apartheid regime, and for the rights of black citizens, in South Africa. The leader of the other of the two major parties was out on the streets, burning £20 notes in front of homeless people. No need to even say which one is which, is there? |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 12 Nov 19 - 08:26 AM Interesting to see the out-in-the-open love affait between Fascist Farage and Brainless Boris Not sure who going to be 'The Fuehrer' and 'Il Duce' if they get anywhere PITY CHARLIE ISN'T AROUND TO IMMORTALISE THEM Jim |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 13 Nov 19 - 04:06 AM Brtainless Boris - A King's scholar at Eton(awarded for academic excellence) Degree from Oxford. Braindead corbyn - Privately educated until age 11, then Grammar school(one of the top 50 schools in the country)left with 2AL grade E. Then Corbyn began a course in Trade Union Studies at North London Polytechnic but left after a year without a degree after a series of arguments with his tutors over the curriculum. Corbyn an excellent example of the old adage: You can lead a horse to water, but cannot make it drink! Boris supped heartily at the foot of Athena, Compo got lost on the way. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 13 Nov 19 - 04:21 AM A highly educated King PASSING HIS EDUCATION ON TO HIS FAMILY Britain has always been ruled by educated apes Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 13 Nov 19 - 04:44 AM Britain has always been ruled by educated apes. Does that include Wilson, Callaghan, Blair and Brown? more stunning stupidity off little jimmie. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: DMcG Date: 13 Nov 19 - 04:57 AM I see Arron Banks is telling the Brexit Party to stand down more candidates 'There are 48 hours to save Brexit and save the country from a Corbyn government," Banks said.' He doesn't sound confident of a huge Tory majority, does he? |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Dave the Gnome Date: 13 Nov 19 - 05:25 AM I saw that DMcG. It confirms exactly who is running the right wing and brexit extremists. It should be plastered all over by the remain campaign. A vote for brexit is giving the thumbs up to unelected multi-millionaires to run the country! |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Steve Shaw Date: 13 Nov 19 - 06:06 AM I see that Sayeeda "why-was-she-ever-a-bloody-Tory" Warsi* is getting increasingly animated about the widespread culture of Islamophobia in the Tory party, rightly so too. Am I alone in detecting the distinct whiff of hypocrisy in the air, considering the concerted onslaught of mostly false accusations against Labour over the last few years? In a very odd way, I'm finding that I can't take any interest in this election campaign. It could be brexit exhaustion (brexhaustion?) on my part. Maybe I'll warm up a bit as time goes on... *Along with Dominic Grieve, Justine Greening and Sarah Wollaston... |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 13 Nov 19 - 06:11 AM ‘Corbyn is coming for your car!’ Labour plots huge cost hikes to cut drivers by 60% That will be a sure vote catcher in rural constituencies! "An internal Labour Party report has revealed plans to increase fun duty and company car tax, along with mandatory road pricing and charges to park vehicles at work. Motorway speed limits will also be reduced in order for cars to travel more slowly and pollute less. And all planned road improvements will be scrapped too. But the Tories have warned a tax rise this could hit struggling motorists the hardest. It is now clear that Labour have secret plans to clobber hardworking people with a barrage of tax hikes on their family car, that would leave families with less money in their pockets. “Labour’s extreme economic policies would be a disaster for drivers. Tackling climate change is vital but independent experts and even Labour’s own unions say their promises don’t stack up.” Tim Roache, head of the GMB union, which is Labour’s third-largest funder, also highlighted the policy would result in the “confiscation of petrol cars,” which could put “entire industries and the jobs they produced in peril.” The madness that is Labour! |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Steve Shaw Date: 13 Nov 19 - 06:25 AM My dad always called the Daily Express the Daily Liar. I see that it came out as "fun duty" in the paper's website too. I've always regarded it as my duty to have fun. The rest of the Express piece appears to be fake news. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 13 Nov 19 - 06:26 AM ”Britain has always been ruled by educated apes. Does that include Wilson, Callaghan, Blair and Brown? more stunning stupidity off little jimmie.” Wilson, Callaghan, Blair and Brown never ruled the United Kingdom, any more than Heath, Thatcher, Major, Cameron, May, or Johnson did. HM Queen Elizabeth ll has ruled the UK since 1952, and continues to do so today. I would have expected a Right Wing Extremist - especially one whose indoctrination during his time as a squaddie would, if he’d been paying attention, have educated him appropriately - to know that. More stunning stupidity off ‘Seaman’ Staines’s stooge. |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Dave the Gnome Date: 13 Nov 19 - 06:56 AM Stop that right now, John! :-) |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 13 Nov 19 - 07:01 AM Sorry Dave! But, as Baby Staines so frequently says on this forum, “Awkward things, facts, aren’t they?”. ;-) |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 13 Nov 19 - 07:05 AM And, of course, allowing oneself the occasional bit of Nigelism can be very satisfying and liberating. :-) |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Dave the Gnome Date: 13 Nov 19 - 07:08 AM Ok. Just this once then :-) |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Backwoodsman Date: 13 Nov 19 - 07:14 AM LOL! :-) |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Iains Date: 13 Nov 19 - 09:01 AM Facts are very awkward! Little jimmie first said: Britain has always been ruled by educated apes. I merely queried his nonsensical statement. The backward man should try to keep up with the narrative. Perhaps the name is very apt? |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: Jim Carroll Date: 13 Nov 19 - 09:45 AM "Little jimmie first said:" RThere goes that insecurity again Jim Carroll |
Subject: RE: BS: UK General election December 12 2019 From: DMcG Date: 13 Nov 19 - 10:27 AM In a very odd way, I'm finding that I can't take any interest in this election campaign I know what you mean. I think, for me, it is because there is nothing of substance. The Tory wild estimates of Labour spending are clearly fake, but Labour has not yet said what its real commitments are. The Tories are making no end of announcements but all uncosted and almost all without timescales. Maybe when we actually get manifestos the vapourware will reduce. |