General Erection - 12th December 2019

[Bycarsbill]

3 hours ago, Nofinikea said:

Are you an expert on this?  Labour seem to think they can achieve it but if looking after the elderly, vulnerable and sick is evil then show me the devil.

I abnsolutely agree that the elderly, sick & vulnerable should be supported--but once aggin you're missing the point you can't do any of this if you ain't got the money--as surely would be the case under a left-wing anti-capitalist regime led by Stalin & Lenin--oops--typo--should read Corbyn & McDonnell!  Just give me one example of a successful socialist/communist regime and you might convince me.

[Bycarsbill]

4 hours ago, Nofinikea said:

But it's ok for your lot to prop up the DUP and support a Saudi regime currently murdering people in Yemen?

Or withholding a report into Russian funding?

I notice you're not challenging any of my examples regarding Corbyn's evil friends.

[philpvfc]

24 minutes ago, Jacko51 said:

92,153 of them are Tory Party members and voted for this lying buffoon to be our Prmie Minister.

Yes but millions more will on Thursday. You may not like him but he thousands times better than the alternative.

[TheSage]

I was sorely tempted to spend my next 20 paragraphs giving you chapter and verse of Islamophobia, anti-semitism, sexism and all manner of appalling remarks re- immigrants, single mothers, black people, the poor, women and residents of Liverpool, mainly emanating from nasty Boris Johnson's foul mouth but decided otherwise, though I did note today that most Muslims in Stoke have issued warnings about Tory candidates and their racist tendencies, as well as recognising that 25 Tory past and present councillors are under investigation, and that 3 candidates yesterday were caught up in ant-semitic behaviour. Baroness Warsi no less says it's rife among Tories and according to YouGov a large number of Tory members are rapidly anti-Muslim and almost half don't want any more Muslims coming here. 

And then I thought no and wondered what was happening in the news today and noticed that Johnson has told everyone he hates EU migrants who treat the UK like its their own country (wow) and refuses to look at the picture of the little boy lying on the floor in hospital, the result of Tory cuts. (bigger wow).

Reading further news from yesterday I see where Hancock has sold yours and mine healthcare data to Amazon. The NHS is safe in their hands my a***.

And then of course we had more lies from Johnson when he told everyone yet again that there will be no checks on NI trade. Well guess, what, sunshine, there will be! Read the agreed document. Ask the EU. Ask your own civil servants. Ask the DUP. Engage your brain before speaking.

I then saw the latest figures for food banks. 22 in 2008, 2,030 now. What a wonderful achievement for which we are all thankful. We're all in it together.

Meanwhile Javid tells us that homelessness was caused by the labour Party and Rabb still insists they are building 40 new hospitals when they are building none. 6 are partial rebuilds or refurbs on the same site.

And in other news we have the same hard right phalanx on here making up fairly stories, mud slinging and avoiding discussing ten years of Tory rule and what it's done to SOT and the NHS.

Oh, and Tommy Robinson has again endorsed Johnson as his choice.

Blimey. You really can fool a lot of the people a lot of the time.

 

[philpvfc]

4 hours ago, Nofinikea said:

But it's ok for your lot to prop up the DUP and support a Saudi regime currently murdering people in Yemen?

Or withholding a report into Russian funding?

2 parties in Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein and DUP. Saudis are at war with ISIS in Yemen. Boris May support the DUP and the Saudis whereby your leader supports the opposite.

Boris was criticised heavily for speaking out against the Saudis Proxy war.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-38248316

[For Us All]

On 05/12/2019 at 19:32, Mario said:

Andrew Neil has just hammered Johnson quite rightly for his no show on his programme.

He hammers everyone who appears on his programme so I don't think it makes any difference.

[Jacko51]

20 minutes ago, philpvfc said:

Yes but millions more will on Thursday. You may not like him but he thousands times better than the alternative.

There are numerous alternatives in his own party whom I would prefer.  Don't forget what Johnson said, "My chances of being PM are about as good as the chances of finding Elvis on Mars, or my being reincarnated as an olive."  I would prefer the olive.

[For Us All]

19 minutes ago, TheSage said:

I was sorely tempted to spend my next 20 paragraphs giving you chapter and verse of Islamophobia, anti-semitism, sexism and all manner of appalling remarks re- immigrants, single mothers, black people, the poor, women and residents of Liverpool, mainly emanating from nasty Boris Johnson's foul mouth but decided otherwise, though I did note today that most Muslims in Stoke have issued warnings about Tory candidates and their racist tendencies, as well as recognising that 25 Tory past and present councillors are under investigation, and that 3 candidates yesterday were caught up in ant-semitic behaviour. Baroness Warsi no less says it's rife among Tories and according to YouGov a large number of Tory members are rapidly anti-Muslim and almost half don't want any more Muslims coming here. 

And then I thought no and wondered what was happening in the news today and noticed that Johnson has told everyone he hates EU migrants who treat the UK like its their own country (wow) and refuses to look at the picture of the little boy lying on the floor in hospital, the result of Tory cuts. (bigger wow).

Reading further news from yesterday I see where Hancock has sold yours and mine healthcare data to Amazon. The NHS is safe in their hands my a***.

And then of course we had more lies from Johnson when he told everyone yet again that there will be no checks on NI trade. Well guess, what, sunshine, there will be! Read the agreed document. Ask the EU. Ask your own civil servants. Ask the DUP. Engage your brain before speaking.

I then saw the latest figures for food banks. 22 in 2008, 2,030 now. What a wonderful achievement for which we are all thankful. We're all in it together.

Meanwhile Javid tells us that homelessness was caused by the labour Party and Rabb still insists they are building 40 new hospitals when they are building none. 6 are partial rebuilds or refurbs on the same site.

And in other news we have the same hard right phalanx on here making up fairly stories, mud slinging and avoiding discussing ten years of Tory rule and what it's done to SOT and the NHS.

Oh, and Tommy Robinson has again endorsed Johnson as his choice.

Blimey. You really can fool a lot of the people a lot of the time.

 

Especially if you believe fake news?

[Jacko51]

25 minutes ago, philpvfc said:

2 parties in Northern Ireland, Sinn Fein and DUP.

What about the Ulster Unionists, the SDLP and the Alliance Parties??

[Jacko51]

7 minutes ago, For Us All said:

Especially if you believe fake news?

So everything Sage said was fake news??  Bloody hell, mate, you really are brainwashed.

[philpvfc]

36 minutes ago, Jacko51 said:

There are numerous alternatives in his own party whom I would prefer.  Don't forget what Johnson said, "My chances of being PM are about as good as the chances of finding Elvis on Mars, or my being reincarnated as an olive."  I would prefer the olive.

I would prefer someone else within the party as I would prefer someone other than Corbyn to be leader of the Labour Party, I may have had a choice to make then.

[philpvfc]

31 minutes ago, Jacko51 said:

What about the Ulster Unionists, the SDLP and the Alliance Parties??

Ok, 2 main parties. You could say there are loads of parties in England when really there is only 2 main parties.

 

there is 18 seats in NI of which 10 are held by DUP, 7 by Sinn Fein and there is 1 independent seat.

[Jacko51]

12 minutes ago, philpvfc said:

I would prefer someone else within the party as I would prefer someone other than Corbyn to be leader of the Labour Party, I may have had a choice to make then.

They are both unfit to be PM. We are like the USA in 2016 - out of a population in excess of 60 million, we end up with a choice between those two. Is that really the best this country can do?

[Howjy04]

1 hour ago, Bycarsbill said:

I abnsolutely agree that the elderly, sick & vulnerable should be supported--but once aggin you're missing the point you can't do any of this if you ain't got the money--as surely would be the case under a left-wing anti-capitalist regime led by Stalin & Lenin--oops--typo--should read Corbyn & McDonnell!  Just give me one example of a successful socialist/communist regime and you might convince me.

There have been a few successful communist regimes  , Bill,at least until parents had to eat their kids.

[philpvfc]

28 minutes ago, Jacko51 said:

They are both unfit to be PM. We are like the USA in 2016 - out of a population in excess of 60 million, we end up with a choice between those two. Is that really the best this country can do?

Can’t argue with that. Had we left the EU I doubt very much Boris would have become leader of the Conservatives. Boris being PM of the Conservatives was the best chance Corbyn had of being PM but it still looks like the majority of people would prefer Boris to Corbyn.