Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 1:27 pm  

IR80 wrote:

lies according to you and your left leaning friends.

But what do YOU think?

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 1:43 pm  

IR80 wrote:

lies according to you and your left leaning friends. The UK will flourish once Labour has floundered under Grandad Corbyn.

I cannot wait for Dec 13th, WE GET OUR COUNTRY BACK, not from Europe (I still believe leaving is a mistake) but we will have rid of the hate filled, spiteful, envious, terrorist, anti semetic cancer that is Labour.

I dont agree with your tirade but do you mean get rid of the opposition and put in power "Mr Perfect"

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 2:04 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

I dont agree with your tirade but do you mean get rid of the opposition and put in power "Mr Perfect"

you vote your way, I will vote mine, and we shall see who wins.

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 2:21 pm  

IR80 wrote:

you vote your way, I will vote mine, and we shall see who wins.

I'm pretty sure that the Tories will win the largest number of seats, followed by Labour, SNP, Libdems and then the rest.
Whether there will be another hung Parliament and the effects of any tactical voting, remains to be seen but, with a 12
point lead in the opinion polls it's is theirs to lose.
As you say, we have to wait and see but, it wold be a brave man to bet against a Tory victory, which after 10 years of Austerity and a complete mess of Brexit, shows how poor Corbyn and Labour have been in opposition and that's despite forcing Boris to go to the polls.

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 2:27 pm  

IR80 wrote:

you vote your way, I will vote mine, and we shall see who wins.

That's the problem with modern day politics right there. Everything has been distilled down to 'winning'. It matters not how many lies are told or how crappy the outcome is going to be, it's just about winning. Let us know what the prize is when you win it. I'll hazard a guess you'll be disappointed.

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 2:28 pm  

wrencat1873 wrote:

I'm pretty sure that the Tories will win the largest number of seats, followed by Labour, SNP, Libdems and then the rest.
Whether there will be another hung Parliament and the effects of any tactical voting, remains to be seen but, with a 12
point lead in the opinion polls it's is theirs to lose.
As you say, we have to wait and see but, it wold be a brave man to bet against a Tory victory, which after 10 years of Austerity and a complete mess of Brexit, shows how poor Corbyn and Labour have been in opposition and that's despite forcing Boris to go to the polls.

Necessary austerity, Cringebin being full of politics of envy like his Komrades. But I am sure Hezbullah will find him a nice concalave somewhere, he may get to move in near Tony and Barometer Brown.

(and could please ask admin to turn the pro corbyn bot off)

3 times to post what I actually typed?

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 2:38 pm  

IR80 wrote:

Necessary austerity, Cringebin being full of politics of envy like his Komrades. But I am sure Hezbullah will find him a nice concalave somewhere, he may get to move in near Tony and Barometer Brown.

Christ on a bike; the fact that an actual adult human posts this stuff on a public forum, using his own two fingers and brain, is a genuine shock.

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 3:08 pm  

IR80 wrote:

Necessary austerity

Oh dear.

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 3:10 pm  

King Street Cat wrote:

Oh dear.

Labour emptied the account, but I don't expect you to agree, go feed your whippet.

Re: General Election campaign : Wed Nov 20, 2019 3:21 pm  

IR80 wrote:

Labour emptied the account, but I don't expect you to agree, go feed your whippet.

How many more times...???

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