Posted on 11/13/2019 8:14:54 AM PST by C19fan
I think they found his head. They should have questioned it Hamlet style. “Alas poor Bag Daddy, I knew him well”.
Indeed he would have been had he not been whimpering, crying and screaming all the way to his self-imposed death along with 3 children via a suicide vest. 8>)
Theanti-war Labour leaderjihad-supporting, Jew-hating, pro-Brexit, former Soviet spy
Next high level rag head we get trapped, we’ll call you for advice.
Did we arrest his DNA? You know, for positive I.D.
Obviously Jeremy does not understand Islam.
It’s too bad that the Tory cowards won’t use it against Labour because it would be viewed as politically incorrect (anti-Muslim).
Next raid they should take communist Jeremy Corbyn to talk peace and justice to a cornered terrorist wearing a suicide vest
So why didn’t the British military do it?
Next time, we can bring Corbyn with, and he can “arrest” all the little gibblets and haul them back to the Old Bailey.
I think you’ll find that Jeremy Corbyn is no fan of the British military. Or they of him.
Why didn’t the Brits go in and capture Al Baghdadi for interrogation?
I sincerely hope you are right about Corbyn getting destroyed next month. I wish I could be as certain. The 2017 election completely shook my faith in the British electorate. I know Boris is no Theresa May, and they won’t make the same awful mistakes her campaign made, but with various Remain alliances sprouting up all over the place, and Farage’s Brexit Party still a vote-splitting problem in Labour marginals, the whole outcome is still worryingly unpredictable.
Corbyn’s Labour would have been smashed in any other post-war era. This is the most Left Wing Labour party we have seen. Corbyn is no Harold Wilson, for instance. Wilson was a patriot and would be horrified at what his party has become.
And yet there is the fear that Corbyn offering ‘free stuff’ to the youth, and ramping up anti-capitalism, and class warfare, might yet tempt enough of the ignorant to vote for his party.
If there was ever a time for Britannia to awake from her slumber and advance, then it is now. Or her trident shall never shine again.
Whether or not a principle is true depends on the context. In the context of a world where muhammedumism is trying to rule the world, the above principle is false and does not work. To compromise with evil and to appease evil, and not try to defeat evil, is a victory for evil,
Corbyn would probably want to give him a hug too
Was Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi read his Miranda rights? If not the soldiers need to be prosecuted. Oh, I forgot, Obama is no longer in the White House.
Earlier the Labour leader was conducting an interview with a TV reporter when Richard Cameron, the minister at Scotstoun Parish Church in the city, interrupted him.
Addressing Mr Corbyn, who was wearing a tartan scarf, he said: ‘I thought you would be wearing your Islamic jihad scarf... do you think the man that is going to be prime minister of this country should be a terrorist sympathiser, Mr Corbyn?
‘Who is going to be the first terrorist invited to the House of Commons when you are prime minister?’
Mr Corbyn appeared to be taken by surprise by the comments as he was quickly escorted into the Heart of Scotstoun community centre by Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard.
That prompted Reverend Cameron to shout after him: ‘Aye, he is running away.’
Brave Sir Corbyn’s run away!
“No!”
Bravely ran away, away!
“I didn’t!”
When danger reared its ugly head he bravely turned his tail and fled.
“I never!”
Yes, brave Sir Corbyn’s turned about. It’s plain to see he’s chickened out.
“Ooo, you liar”
Bravely taking to his feet he beat a very brave retreat!
Bravely running, brave Sir Corbyn!
“I never did!”
First of all, its important to remember that Corbyn still lost the 2017 election. The only thing that saved him was that he didn’t do as badly as people thought he would, but he still lost, even though the Tories lost their majority.
There are some important differences between 2017 and now. Theresa May was never an inspiring choice for leader. Many core Conservative supporters stayed home and refused to vote for her. Boris Johnson is a whole different ball game. He is charismatic and inspiring, love him or hate him, if you are a core Conservative supporter, you are likely to be enthused by his leadership, the same was not true of May.
Secondly, the loyalty to Labour in the heartlands is a hard thing to break. Much of the working class votes Labour simply out of tribal affiliation and because they hate the Tories. Many of them just didn’t really know who else to vote for, even though it had become plainly obvious that Labour has been hijacked by bourgouis middle class liberal nouveau leftists who despise them. His muddled approach to Brexit has been the final straw with many of them. Labour support has nearly halved in many of its traditional heartlands in the North, Midlands of England and Wales. Labour has virtually ceased to exist in Scotland despite being the dominant party 10 years ago.
Labour is now a radical party, England has never been a radical country. Demagogues promising radical change and the overthrow of the existing order have been viewed with a healthy distrust for many centuries. The sight of Labour members calling each other ‘comrade’ and praising Mao Tse Tung has turned a lot of people off them.
Finally, although the Brexit vote is split between the Tories and the Brexit Party (at least in those 300+ seats Farage will be contesting) there is a ‘pro remain’ pact in some constiuencies, but mainly this is between the Greens, Lib Dems and the nationalists, Labour are refusing to make electoral pacts.
Short of some unforeseen event, I can’t see anything other than a comfortable Conservative majority.
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