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.
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 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.
05 Aug 2015 15:48:39 well for one you will get a lot more people voting than ever. I think the figure released says that 30 to 40% did not vote and the majority of them I believe are people who see no real difference between the two parties.
With Jeremy Corbyn backing cheaper state owned transport, state owned and properly regulated gas/electricity for instance, will get people interested to vote. like one of the regulars said, people will only vote if it benefits them and this will.
another reason I was surprised with is how many other followers of other parties like corbyn. An example, I chat to this ukip lady on twitter. she is a staunch ukip voter and I had a stereotypical idea she would be a racist. don't get me wrong, I don't agree with her on certain topics and still think Nigel Farage is a shill, but she pointed out to me that corbyn is not a million miles from what ukip want and she would be tempted to vote for him in a general election. There are voters of other parties that want and have ideas in common with corbyn.
1. ukip voters want state owned transport and do not want ttip, the same as corbyn
2. green party voters do not want austerity or trident, same as corbyn
3. lib dems voters want free education, same as corbyn
4. snp would either want a coalition with corbyn or many would go back to lab because they sing from the same hymn sheet
and to answer your question Mrs E, I have registered for the 1st time in my life to be a member of the labour party so I could vote for corbyn and if he gets elected I will vote for him in an election. In an ideal world, we would not have a need for governments, but this feller is as close as you'll get to a leader that wants what's best for the country.
04 Aug 2015 14:57:08 a fact I never knew was one of the vids edd posted, micheal of bernicia was in any revolution that one thing never ever got looted, burned or destroyed was the banks. it's plain to see it was orchestrated and that brings to me on to my next point. jeremy corbyn if in power wants the banks to be nationalised which will make the most dangerous man to the establishment. honest to god in my lifetime, I have never known a politician on these shores get attacked by everyone except the people.
(hypothetically) If he gets to be the leader and his policies gets peoples votes and there is a real chance of him being the prime minister, I can see two things happening:
1. take him out before he becomes leader, not jfk method bearing in my mind he will be nearly 70 and the natural causes spiel.
2. if he becomes leader at number 10, then we will see a step up of terror attacks on this country not seen since the 70s and 80s. they will play on the fact that corbyn is anti-war and wants peace talks and anti-trident, but the unseen shadow government will use this as a platform and I would go as far as saying it could be on a par or bigger than 9/11.
all the political nonsense about corbyn being anti-buisness is a smokescreen. he's going after the banks and the war machine.
03 Aug 2015 15:52:51 i bet cameron is bottling it now with he's links to covering abuse up. yep ttts icke claimed kids who were abused were murdered on his boat and dumped at sea.
03 Aug 2015 13:39:57 edd as I tell my mrs I don't need to tell her I love everyday she should know haha
yeah kim the number 5 came into my head for some reason and yes trust another nation to get rid weapons would be very hard ,all the more inportant to get the right leaders in power , iran and iraq had a war .
03 Aug 2015 09:34:07 israel out of every country scare me the most ,there is no doubt in my mind that if they could they would start ww3 so weird saying this but in some ways its a good job america are there to police them, whoever game them nuke bombs made a massive mistake
03 Aug 2015 02:01:42 its too conflicting the story for me , he's anonymous but goes public on the sightings and the area but chooses not to get any evidence , why go public in the first place? for the record I do believe that there are bigfoots/yetis but human nature would make us take a picture or video not brag about it and say he is not interested in them ,they just follow him, I just find it strange he's reasoning .
02 Aug 2015 20:28:57 the truth is the only thing keeping the monarchy in place is the media, that is why I was genuine shocked with the nazi footage being shown also phillip stuff, once the media turn you will see their downfall .
02 Aug 2015 00:14:01 i am shocked that clark is in the news again ,but the ben fellows court case and the fact he got found not guilty could have gave other people confidence to force the issue, I am guessing there is more than the 14 year old boy reported and it could be like the jimmy saville effect were many people come forward now, this is not going away and they are putting out fires in 1 place and another starts somewhere else, as for blair he's running scared and its no coiecedence he went public on not wanting jeremy corbyn as the next leader, the main reason is corbyn called him out in public about the illegal war in iraq and if he has power of the labour party he will force the establishments hands in the house of commons and force the chillcot report to come out,the other three are blairites and it would be to emmbarrasing .
frankyscouser · 06 Aug 2015 11:24