frankyscouser’s profile

21 Aug 2015 10:09:45
cheers edd.

21 Aug 2015 00:02:27
half of the bbc? harris/hall not exactly a full prison .
cliff has been charged with nothing as yet ,he name has cropped up a few times regarding child abuse at elm house ,also when I went to portugal a few years back I had a nose at his villa , by the way portugal is the capital of europe for child kidnapping/abuse (madeline mccann)etc , he also is not a uk resident anymore , he gave that up to move to barbados ,you can read into that as you want,

lets be clear there is something that stinks about cliff and I don't just mean his music ,and for him to comeback to the uk I found very odd, he must have got clearance from high up to make the funeral .

20 Aug 2015 20:44:23
Ttts. What has cliff Richards been charged with? You can't claim he's been "let off" because he's famous, with half of the BBC in prison, and if he's protected, why has he been thrust into the sex scandal limelight? Just asking.

20 Aug 2015 15:00:19
You can guarantee that murdoch's intentions are not noble. evil vile man.

Richard has got the go ahead to attend funeral from highest level. couldn't see him turning up otherwise. On that note has anyone noticed if his music is still being played by UK radio stations?

14 Aug 2015 16:44:29
But Manchester is not in California?

13 Aug 2015 11:03:12
she got help ,some type of therapy ,she said she did shut down when the abuse and sacrifices happened but once she got out of the abuse her memory recalled all those sickening moments ,

i think we have all type's of trauma ,not comparing it to abuse but
as a kid ,must have been 3 or 4 or maybe younger I was jumping on my bed which was right next to my parents bed ,as I was jumping in between the the two beds my leg fell inbetween the two beds ,my body went one way and my leg went another way ,i broke my hip and leg and I can still remember to this day that moment but I can't remember being in hospital for 2 months .

maybe strong people who get abused recall the details and others do not want to reply what they go thru?

08 Aug 2015 23:40:47
The fact that labour lost all its support to a nationalist party kind of explains where this lab party is atm.Corbyn can change that.
Salmond doesn't comfort me in any way. Kind of thatherism about him.

08 Aug 2015 01:35:20
yeah he sounded like he was in a bad place.

08 Aug 2015 00:59:04
i've listened to it as well, it's most likely he did commit suicide. I personally don't know why he would of been killed any way, especially as he'd already given up trying to 'wake' anybody up years before.

07 Aug 2015 20:51:21
i get the inpression there was no chance of ever leaving the monarchy with the deep religous sectarian divide north of the border , hopefully a lot more scottish people get behind a corbyn elected leader.

07 Aug 2015 18:14:18
There was never any talk of Republican from SNP, they also want to keep the monarchy so it's definitely not happening.

I did vote Yes and would like an end to London rule but not at any cost. There are a lot of shared issues across all borders.

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 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.

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 21:19:42
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.

05 Aug 2015 16:06:22
valid point kim but the way he's is getting attacked by everyone including his own party members I very much doubt he has any skeletons.