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07 Aug 2015 14:55:51
the whole thing stinks , I think the charity has always known about the vip abuse but know they are running around like sewer rats trying to cover themselves because this ain't going away.

07 Aug 2015 10:35:49
Like I said Mrs E, apart from independence I can't comment on the real motives of the snp, new labour let down people from Glasgow as they let down people from Liverpool and to be honest if there was a group that wanted to make Liverpool a republic, I would have voted for them.

Labour wanted less cuts than the tories on the welfare bill. the snp voted no cuts, hence why they voted against it like corbyn.

I would love mhari black back as a labour mp. infact there are quite a few of them I like but would they? I doubt it as they have seen 'Blairites' turn on corbyn and they know how right wing influenced it still is. As for the voters in Scotland, I think if corbyn is the leader, he will get real old school labour mps in power. if he does not, the snp will only grow stronger.

07 Aug 2015 07:52:30
Labour tried to put through their own amendment on the Welfare Bill but it didn't receive enough votes, it did end up a bit of a shambles but the Tories have a majority and it doesn't really matter if Labour opposed - it's going through.

Mhairi Black did draw on her own life experiences for her maiden speech but she did come out with the sound bite 'I didn't leave Labour, Labour left me'. If Jeremy is voted leader, can we expect her back?

Jeremy as leader will expose this crap and hopefully show SNP as what they really are - a Nationalist Party that are neither socialist or left wing who are prepared to get independence for Scotland at any cost.

07 Aug 2015 00:44:33
hi Mrs E
i am guessing you are scottish? and you will prob no a lot more about them than me, I am looking on what I have seen and read
bedroom tax gone
free education etc
trident abolished
pretty much what corbyn wants

as it stands now the snp and a labour led corbyn have more in common than say new labour blairites .
i can't comment on the other stuff because ;ike I said I am not from that area but one thing all the snp voted against the welfare bill unlike new labour with the exception of corybn and a few other rebels and I really do like mhari black views .

06 Aug 2015 20:24:48
i tend to wait a while mate before judging if its suspicous or not , but anything to do with bin laden makes you weary.

06 Aug 2015 17:05:22
"The revolution is not an apple that falls when it is ripe. You have to make it fall."

06 Aug 2015 12:53:44
i do believe in some alternative medicine practitioners, and I had multiple cases of sprained ankles, where I couldn't walk properly after every injury (same ankle btw).

when I was a kid, my mom brought me to a chinese medical practitioner who immediately asked for an x-ray before he would proceed (bit weird but he said it is to make sure there are no damage to the bone, which as I grew up made me realize that he just combined modern with traditional methods). he'd boil some sort of oil and massaged my ankle with it, with 1 pull, I was able to walk properly without any pain in seconds, though the pull did hurt abit.

think I sprained that ankle 4-5 times, and 1 of those times we went to a hospital, which ended up taking 4-5 visits costing a lot for the same injury, and took along time to walk properly too.

the thing about alternative medicines, there are so many fake practitioners, atleast in my place.

06 Aug 2015 13:11:03
good to hear that franky, too many times where the people are afraid of the government when the government should be afraid of the people.

though i'm not from the UK, I hope to see the people from my country waking up just as well.

06 Aug 2015 13:32:25
I'd prefer a mobilisation on global scale where the top 1% were trailed for their crimes, in the mean time, the very best of luck to corbyn. Maybe a small cog starting the mechanics.

06 Aug 2015 07:18:37
Cheers Franky 👍

To the point of an SNP coalition - that will never happen. SNP exist to break away from the rest of the UK. Jeremy Corbyn has no such politics and any *real* left winger hates Nationalism and all it stands for.

They do not sing form the same hymn sheet at all - SNP in the end copied some of Labours manifesto and you will struggle to get anyone to name 1 SNP socialist policy.

SNP have been in power here for 8 years and they have consciously starved public services of funds.

SNP are a self-styled left wing, socialist party with absolutely no evidence or polices to back it up. The Offensive behaviour at football Act has been widely criticised by human rights organisations and there is a strong whiff of anti-working class prejudice. I can sing a song at the rugby in Scotland but not at the football.

They also supported Thatcher coming to power in 1979 which they now tend to play down.

06 Aug 2015 12:18:23
i think its the movement of the people behind corbyn that has caught them more off guard. like I said, I have registered to join the labour party to vote for him and have donated to his campaign. here is an example, all the other candidates have had donations from prominent supporters which have come to £100k. The corbyn campaign has come from smaller donations from ordinary people like myself and has raised £104k so far. I think we are seeing a true revolution of awareness and that is scaring the stuff out the establishment.

06 Aug 2015 11:51:54
I don't thinking is under the control of any of the dark forces but if the need arises he will be.

05 Aug 2015 22:24:12
Yes ed. He's a relation of mine who practices acupuncture and Chinese medicine. It's not like I just got taken in by some holistic doctor. We had a talk for hours and it was interesting what was talked about. I've witnessed him and another of my relatives do some some amazing things and come out with some good stuff and I'm as sceptical as anyone else.

They visit glastonbury twice a year taking a group with them and they also go to Peru/ mayan temples/ machu pichu once a year taking a group also. I suppose they can project things onto you as it's probably good for business but I do like the fact that they can elaborate on things that I believe in and it's not like they visit the same sites I do or read the same things I do but we still share similar beliefs as I do with others on this page. Just sometimes you follow your own gut instinct/ belief etc and I don't think you'd be far away from the truth rather than what's in the media.

06 Aug 2015 11:49:45
With more and more people willing to take their greviences onto the street maybe they see Corbyn an acceptable solution. His possible election isn't full faced socialism and at his age a small price to pay before end game. I find most politicians hard to stomach but feel Corbyn is the closest we've had to Tony Benn in a while.
Could be the controllers losing the lease slightly as they see him as a possible crowd pleaser.

06 Aug 2015 10:23:01
porn or sex charges have alway been a tool to use as the julian ansage case has proved.

05 Aug 2015 22:24:26
the friends of israel influence in the labour party has been brought up if corbyn gets elected and its being reported that it will end , the london jewish chronicle has called corbyn a anti semite for his beliefs on the middle east and gaza ,this fellow as it stands is not on the zionist payroll.

05 Aug 2015 21:49:46
If you want to get very deep into it. I've had a discussion albeit under the influence with a spiritual healer who has his own clinic in Sweden. According to him (and at the time I undertood) that about 5 or 6 energies sources (e.t. energies) inhabit all of us just moving from body to body. I suppose a little like the film "fallen" with denzel Washington. I can see how it would work. He also believes that the star people came from the skies and discovered sexual pleasure and began mating with primates/ monkeys etc.

05 Aug 2015 21:19:42
We're just old cynics tovarisch.

No, hopefully he is the real deal. I just suggest caution. Seen too many false dawns before. Yeltsin, Blair, Obama. It will be interesting to see how things develop.

I do like some of his policies, not all but some.

05 Aug 2015 18:21:12
In my experience everyone has skeletons. I'm with ed33.

I hope your right but I wouldn't get your hopes up too much.

05 Aug 2015 16:42:29
i have looked thru his history and I honestly do not think he is a shill, from backing strikes to going against his party numerous times, to his dislike of blair in the iraq war. I saw an interview last night about his view on the chilcott report and saying if it's found out that lies were told then everyone responsible should be charged with war crimes. really think he's the real deal.