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Old 27-05-2017, 00:49   #31
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Re: Jeremy Corbyn blames foreign policy for terrorism in UK

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We may have differing views on Trump but I am with you on Corbyn. I just don't trust him and as a fellow Mancunian I also remember the past.
Agreed and this week brought back the hurt. Walked past the spot many times where the IRA bomb went off in Manchester, nearly 21 years ago. Gives me chills thinking how much damage it caused but it thankfully not causing any deaths, this being in part to them giving a coded pre-warning before the blast, giving time for people to be evacuated. It was still one of those moments, where was you when.... ?

I remember it being fairly warm day, I was sat drinking with friends in a Pub in Grasscroft, not far from Saddleworth Moors. I think we were in the midst of Euro 96 and the news broke about the bomb.
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Only, it's not an accusation. Plenty of history exists with his ties to the IRA. Him refusing to condemn them, him inviting them back to Westminster at the total dismay of fellow Labour MPs, right after their bombing campaign started. He shared a platform with them and his racist ex lover, Abbott also said at the time she wanted the Brits to be defeated.
Politicians often have to break bread in the name of peace with people the rest of us couldn't stomach to be in the same room as, might be that's what his intention was and that might be why he was awarded that ghandi peace prize thing not so long ago.
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Old 27-05-2017, 04:00   #33
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Politicians often have to break bread in the name of peace with people the rest of us couldn't stomach to be in the same room as, might be that's what his intention was and that might be why he was awarded that ghandi peace prize thing not so long ago.
He played no part in the peace process, this being said by those that were involved.

He stood on a platform, with the IRA. He invited convicted terrorists for tea in parliament, weeks after Brighton bomb in 1984. He stood for a minutes silence, honouring dead IRA terrorists, killed by the British Army. He publicly spoke at Republican gatherings which worshipped the IRA. Shall I carry on ? Want to hear more valid reasons why this treacherous traitor should not be going through the doors of No. 10 ?

If it was only him that was the issue. John Mcdonnell was forced to apologise the other week for previously saying he honoured those involved in the IRA Arms struggle, that he backed the bombs and the bullets... and as already mentioned above Diane Abbott, said an IRA victory against the British State is a victory for us all....

You cannot defend these nut jobs and these folk could be in charge of our country in a fortnight. Truth be told they should not even still be MPs.
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He played no part in the peace process, this being said by those that were involved.

He stood on a platform, with the IRA. He invited convicted terrorists for tea in parliament, weeks after Brighton bomb in 1984. He stood for a minutes silence, honouring dead IRA terrorists, killed by the British Army. He publicly spoke at Republican gatherings which worshipped the IRA. Shall I carry on ? Want to hear more valid reasons why this treacherous traitor should not be going through the doors of No. 10 ?

If it was only him that was the issue. John Mcdonnell was forced to apologise the other week for previously saying he honoured those involved in the IRA Arms struggle, that he backed the bombs and the bullets... and as already mentioned above Diane Abbott, said an IRA victory against the British State is a victory for us all....

You cannot defend these nut jobs and these folk could be in charge of our country in a fortnight. Truth be told they should not even still be MPs.
Who is defending him? Whilst carrying on you'll eventually get to the Anglo Irish agreement which corbyn opposed and Maggie thatcher later said she made a massive mistake supporting and the story in the sun and the times about corbyn supporting financially the escape of IRA bomber Sean O'Reagen when it later transpired corbyn had actually phoned the police.
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Old 27-05-2017, 10:42   #35
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Who is defending him? Whilst carrying on you'll eventually get to the Anglo Irish agreement which corbyn opposed and Maggie thatcher later said she made a massive mistake supporting and the story in the sun and the times about corbyn supporting financially the escape of IRA bomber Sean O'Reagen when it later transpired corbyn had actually phoned the police.
Er, you are trying to defend him. I'm perplexed at your question, as you're asking me this and then in the same post carry on defending him, you said in one post that he is worth the trade off, if we lose Wales or Scotland or both if he becomes PM.

Then you say in another post, he wanted peace. History records totally different observations of this man and his attitude with the IRA. Traits you would not associate with someone who wants to be PM.
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How would stopping immigration have prevented this attack, yet again it's a homegrown loser, imo we need to get the prisons sorted and perhaps shut down some of the worst mosques the ones that may have been founded with Saudi money for instance.

https://www.ft.com/content/5d67bf24-...6-896b95f30f58

Also I think corbyn is right, we wouldn't be getting attacked now if it weren't for our foreign policy but then let's also not forget why we got involved in these foreign misadventures in the first place, that said corbyn shouldn't have said this now imo, it was not needed
And yet they attack countries that are not involved in those wars. Don't fall for the terrorists' own propaganda!
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Er, you are trying to defend him. I'm perplexed at your question, as you're asking me this and then in the same post carry on defending him, you said in one post that he is worth the trade off, if we lose Wales or Scotland or both if he becomes PM.
I'm not defending him, just offering a slightly different perspective, for all I know he could be a member of the IRA, I don't know enough about him, what I do know is that several of the stories about him and terrorism are total fabrication, makes me question the rest and I didn't say him being pm was a fair trade, I said losing Gibraltar, Northern Ireland and the Falklands was a fair trade for saying good bye to Scotland and Wales.

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Then you say in another post, he wanted peace. History records totally different observations of this man and his attitude with the IRA. Traits you would not associate with someone who wants to be PM.
I heard Gerry Adams say the other day that corbyn played a small but fundamentally vital role in the peace process, history is rarely written this soon after the event.

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And yet they attack countries that are not involved in those wars. Don't fall for the terrorists' own propaganda!
You don't think the Iraq war was the best recruiting sargent the terrorists ever had?
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Old 27-05-2017, 19:20   #38
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I'm not defending him, just offering a slightly different perspective, for all I know he could be a member of the IRA, I don't know enough about him, what I do know is that several of the stories about him and terrorism are total fabrication, makes me question the rest and I didn't say him being pm was a fair trade, I said losing Gibraltar, Northern Ireland and the Falklands was a fair trade for saying good bye to Scotland and Wales.
LOL, you're doing it again, say one thing, such as 'You don't know enough about him' and then say you do know enough that all these IRA stories are fabrication.

They are far from fabrication. You do not attend funerals of dead IRA Terrorists, which is what he did and then also mark a moment of silence, to 'honour' the IRA dead. He marked the silence to 'honour' them, 'honour', being his words, piece of trash that he is!
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LOL, you're doing it again, say one thing, such as 'You don't know enough about him' and then say you do know enough that all these IRA stories are fabrication.

They are far from fabrication. You do not attend funerals of dead IRA Terrorists, which is what he did and then also mark a moment of silence, to 'honour' the IRA dead. He marked the silence to 'honour' them, piece of trash that he is!


More excuses for some typically appalling behaviour from the leader of the Labour party. Corbyn's record speaks for itself and he's just another in a very long line of nasty lying Labour hypocrites.
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LOL, you're doing it again, say one thing, such as 'You don't know enough about him' and then say you do know enough that all these IRA stories are fabrication.

They are far from fabrication. You do not attend funerals of dead IRA Terrorists, which is what he did and then also mark a moment of silence, to 'honour' the IRA dead. He marked the silence to 'honour' them, 'honour', being his words, piece of trash that he is!
I never said all the stories are fabrication at all, I said a couple were no more than made up lies which makes me question the press motives and whether they've dressed up some of the other stories a bit to suit their agenda, there's really not much point having this discussion if you're going to keep making things up or deliberately keep misrepresenting what I've said, leave that kinda thing for the journalists.
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I never said all the stories are fabrication at all, I said a couple were no more than made up lies which makes me question the press motives and whether they've dressed up some of the other stories a bit to suit their agenda, there's really not much point having this discussion if you're going to keep making things up or deliberately keep misrepresenting what I've said, leave that kinda thing for the journalists.
I have not made anything up, everything I have said about Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbott has happened. Whichever way you look at it. They have very checkered pasts as IRA Terrorist Sympathisers. Such people do not belong in her Majesty's government with these kind of pasts.
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I have not made anything up, everything I have said about Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbott has happened. Whichever way you look at it. They have very checkered pasts as IRA Terrorist Sympathisers. Such people do not belong in her Majesty's government with these kind of pasts.
Here's Corbyn's best mate and former lover Diane Abbott explaining how 'confused' he was about whom he met.

https://order-order.com/2017/05/27/i...-diane-abbott/

Yes he did meet them but not really...

More pathetic Labour nonsense.
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I have not made anything up, everything I have said about Corbyn, McDonnell and Abbott has happened. Whichever way you look at it. They have very checkered pasts as IRA Terrorist Sympathisers. Such people do not belong in her Majesty's government with these kind of pasts.
I never said you'd made things up about corbyn I said you'd misrepresented what I'd said about him, perhaps it's the way I'm posting. Either way it doesn't matter all I'm saying is I'm not going to rush into judgement, the press play hard and loose with Corbyn and the truth for the simple reason that they're terrified of him, if he ever gets into power these little fiefdoms three or four powerful individuals or families have built up are going to get broken up.
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Re: Jeremy Corbyn blames foreign policy for terrorism in UK

... and here we have more about Corbyn and the sort of people he meets but doesn't at all sympathise with:

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The Sunday Times has a story that Jeremy Corbyn attended a wreath-laying at the grave of a Palestinian terrorist involved in the Munich massacre. Guido can give a little more detail…

In October 2014 Corbyn wrote an article for the communist Morning Star newspaper in which he recounts attending a wreath-laying ceremony. He writes:

“After wreaths were laid at the graves of those who died on that day [at Sabra and Shatila] and on the graves of others killed by Mossad agents in Paris in 1991, we moved to the poignant statue in the main avenue of the coastal town of Ben Arous, which was festooned with Palestinian and Tunisian flags.”
https://order-order.com/2017/05/28/c...cre-terrorist/

I dare say it was all a misunderstanding...
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Luckily, Nick Cohen has put all of Corbyns past misdeeds together in one place for our perusal:
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I write this as a passionate leftist and liberal. Below is a list of facts about Jeremy Corbyn which have not previously been collated in one place. The reader can make up their own mind, based on these facts. This list has been broken up into three sections: ‘Ethics’, ‘Leadership & Electability’, and ‘Social Media & Activists’.
Why you shouldn’t vote for Jeremy Corbyn
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