British opposition leader Corbyn a SPY?

a reply to: andy06shake


We do not necessarily elect our PM's, eg one G Brown.

The table is not there anymore, do try to keep up.

a reply to: andy06shake


You mean just like all the doom and disaster that the Remainers said would happen immediately after a pro-Brexit referendum result?

Which didn't happen?

a reply to: oldcarpy

"We do not necessarily elect our PM's, eg one G Brown."

Another arsewipe and a perfect example of why we should do so.

"The table is not there anymore, do try to keep up."

The table was therethrough, and apparently contaminated, do try and understand a little bit of levity.

a reply to: oldcarpy

Well, it won't be all unicorns and rainbows after Brexit, unless you have a silver spoon logged where the Sun don't shine, that's a given.

Probably drifting off topic but what do you think would happen should another Brexit referendum be allowed to happen?

Do you think the people would return the same result now that they are rather more aware of what Brexit really entails?

Never happen all the same.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: oldcarpy


If she wants the political kudos for turning up, which is kind of part and parcel of the title of the office she holds, i suggest she role around on that contaminated table whilst licking it profusely.

As much as I hate may and the Tory Party at learge, it's not part and parcel of her office here - thE,MI6,S015, this comes under COBRA, MOD, MI5/MI6/SO15/national security/ the home office and foreign office to name but a few....

May will be doing her job in the correct place after debriefing during PMQs - waste of time spending millions and sending hundreds down there to protect her/plan the route/escort for a cheap meaningless photo op (which she'd be ridiculed for resorting to such cheap tactics anyway as no one likes her) - when said personel could be doing their jobs/assisting with the investigation.

a reply to: andy06shake


You mean lets keep voting until you get the result you wanted?

originally posted by: andy06shake
"We do not necessarily elect our PM's, eg one G Brown."

Another arsewipe and a perfect example of why we should do so.

The Prime Minister is an elected MP who is the head of the party in power. They are therefore elected into office and then elected again by their party, although the mechanics of that election differ between the parties. The UK does not have an elected president.

Corbyn leads the Labour Party and if labour win the next election then he'll end up PM. People can make their judgement as to whether they want this at the ballot box when considering who to vote for.

a reply to: oldcarpy

Well, we already have the result "They" wanted, i simply think it may be an idea to reaffirm said result considering that arguably now the majority of British people believe UK should stay in the EU.

But that's just my own opinion.

a reply to: paraphi

She's a skanky middan mad looking Terrorhawk that even her own party hates.



Worst PM since Margret Thatcher really which is probably why she's after our weans school dinners along similar lines to the way Thatcher stole there Milk.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: andy06shake


You mean just like all the doom and disaster that the Remainers said would happen immediately after a pro-Brexit referendum result?

Which didn't happen?

Oh yes we were very wrong, this country is so much better since the referendum almost like a little utopia don't you think? Apart from the odd issues with the NHS, The UK/Irish border, a weak pound, increasing food prices and general instability, this country's never had it so good!! I bet it reminds you of when you were a wee lad and you could leave your front door unlocked without fear of those johnny foreigners breaking in and pinching your sprouts.

a reply to: andy06shake


It is not the result that May wanted.

a reply to: andy06shake


That is rather sexist and misogynistic of you.

Why all the hate from the left for female Tory PM's? Why has there never been a female Labour leader?

Anyways, the topic of this thread is Corbyn. His taking up the role of Putin's apologist and puppet seems to fit with the original topic, no?

a reply to: Elvis_Is_Dead


What on Earth has Brexit got to do with the NHS? Or the topic in this thread?

Is it all Thatcher's fault, by any chance?

a reply to: Elvis_Is_Dead


I certainly would not like to have my sprouts pinched - sounds painful!

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Elvis_Is_Dead


What on Earth has Brexit got to do with the NHS? Or the topic in this thread?

Is it all Thatcher's fault, by any chance?

Sorry, I wrongly assumed you might have voted for Brexit to make the UK a better place, but It appears I gave you too much credit. I guess you were one of those who voted only against the freedom of movement (or lack of it). I don't blame Thatcher for Brexit, I blame the lack of education amongst the baby boomer generation mainly.

a reply to: Elvis_Is_Dead


That's a fair few assumptions that you are making there.

So everyone who voted Brexit lacked education?

How patronising.

If only I had had an education. Oh well.

Wait a minute - I have an Hons Degree and a professional qualification! Obviously far inferior to your own towering intellect and all those letters after your name that you no doubt have, for which I can only offer you my sincerest and deepest apologies.

Glad that you don't blame Thatcher for Brexit, though, what with her having been dead and everything.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: Elvis_Is_Dead


That's a fair few assumptions that you are making there.

So everyone who voted Brexit lacked education?

This is getting off topic but no, only the walking stereotypes who voted solely against the freedom of movement without having the intelligence to think about other implications that this might mean for the country other than what they read in the Daily Mail. As Bob Dylan once sung 'You don't need an Hons Degree (or Katie Hopkins)to see which way the wind blows or maybe some people do.

originally posted by: Soloprotocol
Hmmmm, Starting to see a patern here.
11 ridiculous claims made about Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn after he slams claims he , Russia are ace once met a Soviet spy

=Ahh the US ;static stae' in aaxy ..it was a set-uocrtin plain site - we wRN ED YOU uS, TOO LATE NOW, CONDOLENCES,

ETA to add yet aother Putin criqute nuderred via strangulatin in UK today - 20 in four weeks>

in before being fromeameo the were's mpe tphrs/ fairtytails - the world the the U/Trump - read some gov.y
uk law

a reply to: oldcarpy

"That is rather sexist and misogynistic of you."



I think misogynistic sexism is allowed with evil Terrorhawks.

"Why all the hate from the left for female Tory PM's? Why has there never been a female Labour leader?"

I don't discriminate there, hate them all equally if truth be told.

"Anyways, the topic of this thread is Corbyn. His taking up the role of Putin's apologist and puppet seems to fit with the original topic, no?"



I don't think Putin has anything to apologize for nor Russia for that matter, as we probably carried out the attack ourselves.

a reply to: oldcarpy

It's not the result the people want now that's pretty much a given.

Won't stop it happening though.