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Cameron resigns – which goon will replace him?
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outofbreathFree Member
He didn’t write a foreward, it was funded by others.
It’s not even clear to me it was his idea, sounds like some people came to him.
#posttruthpolitics
nickcFull MemberI have to confess that I didn’t know they were going to say ‘presented by the secretary for education’ until I actually saw the first Bible,” he said. “In a way I don’t mind.”
huh-uh…
perchypantherFree MemberThe Book of Gove 2:12 – “Shun thou the foreigner whose name is Johnny for he covets thy lawmaking.
Take back thy control and embrace thy fellows before plunging thy dagger into them for truly, they are not worthy.”binnersFull Member😆
He’s insane. Pure and simple. He’s got a bigger messiah complex than Blair (and look where his got us), but whats even worse is that he tries to dress if up in totally and utterly unconvincing self-deprecation
He’s a madman!!!
oldnpastitFull Memberlack of integrity……..
Well, pushing academy schools when he was at the education department, even though internal studies showed they didn’t work, and it’s now pretty clear the benefits are marginal at best, and at worst they’re outright dangerous and ill-thought through.
But because ultimately he’s a journalist, a good story trumps tiresome facts.
EDIT: shameless quote from Wikipedia:
At its 2013 conference, Gove was criticised by the National Association of Head Teachers, whose members condemned the “climate of bullying, fear and intimidation” they said he had created during his time as Education Secretary
jambalayaFree MemberWhy not mention Turkey in the Referendum ? Politicans have been falling over themselves to cosy up to them and their EU membership, visafree travel etc. If Turkey is so unlikely give us a binding referendum on each new country.
The Leave campaign messaging was no better/worse than Remain.
Knifing Boris was a competitive move, is that a lack of integrety ? It was a surprise to me as I thought he had accepted he personally could not win and so would gomwith Boris as his best shot.
Letting his mrs write for the press 😯 Surely that shows an open mindedness, are ministers husbands/wives supposed to just sit at home.
I get people don’t like him and I can’t see him appealing to the electorate at a GE but he’s as much of a what you see is what you get politican as anyone.
jambalayaFree MemberPishing the Academy agenda is a political choice and an open one. So teachers where grumpy, always going to be the case when things change
binnersFull MemberIts a bizarre old world when I’ve started to look on Daves coalition with misty-eyed fondness.
One things for sure. Whatever is coming next, and whichever Poundland Thatcher is at the helm, its going to be an absolute ****ing nightmare!! 😯
Rockape63Free MemberIt’s a bit early to be drinking rockape!
Thought you guys would like that one! 🙂
Actually, whilst I do agree with much of what is written…I do feel from limited knowledge that he believes completely and utterly what he says and backs it up with deeds. Therefore he has integrity. For example, my take on the Boris knifing was that following the shock result, he quickly realised Boris wasn’t up to it, or didn’t want it and took the only action possible, which was to back up his rhetoric with standing for the position to see it through. Have we done this:
mikey74Free MemberKnifing Boris was a competitive move, is that a lack of integrety ? It was a surprise to me as I thought he had accepted he personally could not win and so would gomwith Boris as his best shot.
That is a pretty good definition of “lack of integrity” right there.
seosamh77Free Memberbinners – Member
Its a bizarre old world when I’ve started to look on Daves coalition with misty-eyed fondness.I did say that not long after the general election, people will begin to appreciate the lib dems calming affect on the tories.
i think they’ll do not bad at the next GE tbh.
binnersFull Memberi think they’ll do not bad at the next GE tbh.
Seeing as the Tory party is about to head out to the wilder UKIP-friendly right wing, and the labour party is morphing in to the Socialist Workers Party, it’d be nice to have a centre ground party that normal people could vote for
seosamh77Free Memberbinners – Member
the labour party is morphing in to the Socialist Workers Party😆 I think you’re too harsh on Corbyn to be honest. You’re falling for the media bias. Which is intense, the PLP obviously have their pals in the media and well a labour revolt suits the tories just fine.
Corbyn would probably be quite effective with the backing of the PLP.
There needs to be a split.
duckmanFull MemberEven for you jamby,suggesting that the problem with the academies was teachers resistant to change is a belter. Right up there with you still using the £350 million claim on the EU thread a full week after your leave overlords had declared it BS.
binnersFull MemberI think you’re too harsh on Corbyn to be honest. You’re falling for the media bias.
you know what I mean fella? Let me rephrase it…
The Labour party is an unelectable ****ing shambles, completely incapable of being an effective opposition, when that is what is needed more than any time in history?
Is that better? 😉
seosamh77Free Memberyes! 😆
Out of curiousity, could Corbyn just boot out the 170 or so that are rebelling against him and allow the membership to re-select who they like for the next general election?
DrJFull MemberIf Turkey is so unlikely give us a binding referendum on each new country.
You might want to Google “representative democracy” and jump back in when you have a clue.
I’d say that the EU delegating decision-making to national referendums at this point is as likely as … well … as likely as Boris and Gove painting something truthful on the side of a bus.
binnersFull MemberOut of curiousity, could Corbyn just boot out the 170 or so that are rebelling against him and allow the membership to re-select who they like for the next general election?
I was thinking that myself. Aren’t the cobynites trying to mount a coup that aims to have non-believers de-selected?
Is it possible that overnight the Lib Dems could suddenly find themselves with 170 new MP’sPolitics in this country, post referendum, is now so bonkers that nothing would surprise me any more
TurnerGuyFree Memberbinners – Member
the labour party is morphing in to the Socialist Workers PartyI think you’re too harsh on Corbyn to be honest.
I think that is pretty fair – the language he uses – comrades, referring to our friends from hezbollah, the way he dresses, it’s all stereotypical SWP type stuff like you see around the student union bars being angry all the time and banging their fists against the bar.
When I was at Cardiff (time of Scargill) a tory politician was coming down to the great hall in the students union for some big debate – BBC cameras where there, etc.
There was a guy selling socialist worker at the side of the stage.
Before it all started, but with a full crowd in the hall, a guy named Lance, who wasn’t wearing his usual Barbour type garb, went up and bought a copy, then stepped up to the centre of the stage, lifted the paper up and proceeded to tear it into halves in front of the mostly rabid left wing students.
Obviously it all went off then and the debate/whatever-it-was never happened. Made the BBC Wales news though.
eat_the_puddingFree MemberApparently Corbyn has decided that hezbollah are not his friends because they ARE anti-semitic.
Allegedly what changed his mind was that someone from the PLP actually got out the hezbollah constitution and read him the relevant sections.
But its a perfectly reasonable mistake to make .. for years .. despite being told over and over again .. something that hezbollah are really proud of .. so much that they wrote it down for everyone to see.
molgripsFree MemberAllegedly what changed his mind was that someone from the PLP actually got out the hezbollah constitution and read him the relevant sections.
A politician being told he’s wrong and changing his mind?
Brilliant!
it’s all stereotypical SWP type stuff like you see around the student union bars
Is it hell.
JunkyardFree MemberI think that is pretty fair
Which is as much an indication of your politics as it is his
DrJFull Memberthe way he dresses,
So we choose our leaders according to how they dress? CFH for President!!
dazhFull Memberthe way he dresses,
FFS! If you’re going to criticize him at least do it properly. There are many problems with Corbyn, and his mates in momentum, but to write them off as socialist workers is a pretty lazy tabloid-esque analysis.
His latest piece in the grauniad is actually pretty good. It offers a sensible analysis of the brexit vote and what should happen next from a left-progressive viewpoint. Not very socialist worker really. If it was he’d be calling for a general strike by now.
thegreatapeFree MemberCFH for President!!
**** off! Did you not see that picture of him on an aeroplane in his gym pumps?
seosamh77Free Memberbinners – Member
Out of curiousity, could Corbyn just boot out the 170 or so that are rebelling against him and allow the membership to re-select who they like for the next general election?
I was thinking that myself. Aren’t the cobynites trying to mount a coup that aims to have non-believers de-selected?
Is it possible that overnight the Lib Dems could suddenly find themselves with 170 new MP’sPolitics in this country, post referendum, is now so bonkers that nothing would surprise me any morea story did pop up on my google now about the PLP scarpering around trying to find out who actually owns the name of the labour party and the assets, the leader or general secretary or something. My guess is they didn’t like what they found, hence their sheepishness of late.
He really should just sack them all. by elections galore, why not, democracy seems to be the in thing, lets go for it see what happens.
edenvalleyboyFree MemberI would guess that the majority of the public vote for their favoured politicians based upon how similar they are to them, how they dress, how they speak and who they remind them off… way more than their vote being based upon a critique of their proposed policies etc….Nigel Farage being a prime example.
TurnerGuyFree MemberSo we choose our leaders according to how they dress?
he definitely chooses his clothing to fit in with his political leanings, the hat in particular.
from his black Leninist cap to his ever-present beard, there is something of the stage proletarian about him. His keen lack of vanity is its own kind of pretension. “He is the only man I know who buys his clothes at the Dalston Co-Op,” as another Islington activist waspishly put it to me.
edenvalleyboyFree MemberMaybe Corbyn should follow Alex Ferguson’s motto…”sack the C***s”.
Rockape63Free Member**** off! Did you not see that picture of him on an aeroplane in his gym pumps?
Not just dodgy pumps….big flappy Chinos! Sooo last decade! 😳
binnersFull MemberMaybe Corbyn should follow Alex Ferguson’s motto…”sack the C***s”.
A good idea, only slightly hindered by the fact that pretty much everyone has already resigned
MSPFull MemberIs there not already a Corbyn thread.
The tories (the party in government) are tearing themselves apart, the economy is up shit street, the country is divided, and the ship of fools get distracted by the **** cap Corbyn is wearing. Murdoch must be laughing his evil head of at such a bunch of gullable **** idiots.
molgripsFree MemberIf you’re going to criticize him at least do it properly.
But.. left winger! Trotskyite Socialist Worker Student! LEEEFTIEEE!!!
Ironic that the least credible statements around this issue are the ones criticising someone’s credibility.. but they are the ones that seem to have the most believers.
binnersFull MemberThe tories (the party in government) are tearing themselves apart
They’re really not though, are they? Asking which Tory leader you get out of that shower of ****s is all fairly academic. They’re all on the same mission. Its not like any one of them is likely to suddenly discover some previously dormant social conscience, and humanity, is it? Some heartfelt empathy with the working classes? A burning desire for social justice?
Now they’re unconstrained by the whole Europe thing, and don’t have an opposition worthy of the name, they’ll all unite in their goal of bending us all over, and going in dry.
What would be funny, if it wasn’t so tragic, is listening to all the prospective PM’s banging on about equality and opportunity, and governing for the many not the few, when we all know full well, that once they pull the plug on the EU, they’ll be having a bonfire of workers rights, and gleefully ****ing the lot of us over as they turn the UK into a corporatist neoliberal theme park
mikey74Free MemberMurdoch must be laughing his evil head of at such a bunch of gullable **** idiots.
Of course he is: He got what he wanted with the Brexit vote and now he’s sitting back and orchestrating this whole affair, including the public humiliation of Corbyn.
binnersFull MemberWhen I go into Downing Street they do what I say; when I go to Brussels they take no notice.
Rupert Murdoch
kimbersFull Membercant tell if her blogs been hacked or shes just absolutely batshit
A Tory mum’s recipe for a perfect British society
Take one cup of Anglo Saxon determination;Mix with a jugful of Muslim respect for the family;
Stir in a pinch of traditional Asian modesty;
Whisk with two tablespoonsful of military respect for authority;
Serve on a bed of East European work ethic;
And enjoy with a full glass of British belief in the freedom of the individual!
There is a serious point here – we in the so called ‘Western civilisations’ have so much to learn from other cultures, and they would stand to gain so much by learning from ours. We don’t have all the answers – far from it… but nor do any other culture or religion. It’s only by mutual respect, a willingness to learn and the courage to live together that we will build a better life for our children.
MSPFull MemberFormer banker proves that intelligence is not a requirement for success.
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