As well as not being the messiah, despite his initials, turns out JC is also a very naughty boy.
In reply to Post #1156
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54730425
This one?
Labour party members only have themselves to blame for the last election fiasco after backing this muppet.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54730425
This one?
Labour party members only have themselves to blame for the last election fiasco after backing this muppet.
Do parents get child support in this country? Perhaps they should use it for food rather than Sky TV, latest IPhone contract, booze, drugs, cigarettes, eye lashes etc etc etc........ 
In reply to Post #1157
Probably the best explanation as to how the establishment and certain lobby groups representing foreign powers have used antisemitism as a political tool .
link.
Probably the best explanation as to how the establishment and certain lobby groups representing foreign powers have used antisemitism as a political tool .
link.
In reply to Post #1157
And the report on labours handling of antisemitism complaints that the media and press didn't want you to see from April ,
link.
And the report on labours handling of antisemitism complaints that the media and press didn't want you to see from April ,
link.
In reply to Post #1158
Spot on as usual
Spot on as usual
Corbin outed then 
In reply to Post #1162
Suspended , lets see if it's upheld , don't let the facts spoil your story
Despite cries about ‘institutional anti-Semitism' and an ‘existential threat to British Jews', the EHRC based its report on a tiny sample of 70 complaints made over a three-year period. It only found two examples of supposed ‘unlawful harassment' – out of half a million members.
Suspended , lets see if it's upheld , don't let the facts spoil your story
Despite cries about ‘institutional anti-Semitism' and an ‘existential threat to British Jews', the EHRC based its report on a tiny sample of 70 complaints made over a three-year period. It only found two examples of supposed ‘unlawful harassment' – out of half a million members.
In reply to Post #1163
To be fair, that does not surprise me with where we are now
To be fair, that does not surprise me with where we are now
In reply to Post #1162
For making a statement that the media and opposition were overly enthusiastic in the way it was reported and used it for political gain. Starmer said any Labour member that said anything along those lines would have their membership revoked. Corbyn said something along those lines.
Don't let the reason for suspension get twisted by the media and believe it as gospel...0
For making a statement that the media and opposition were overly enthusiastic in the way it was reported and used it for political gain. Starmer said any Labour member that said anything along those lines would have their membership revoked. Corbyn said something along those lines.
Don't let the reason for suspension get twisted by the media and believe it as gospel...0
https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/families-facing-94-hit-rishi-22906309
Cheers rishi!
Cheers rishi!
In reply to Post #1165
I was thinking more along the lines of, set him up like a kipper
I was thinking more along the lines of, set him up like a kipper
In reply to Post #1166
Good.
Maybe it will make people less likely to generate the unsustainable amounts of non-biodegradable used ‘ppe', which is a term I use loosely for those blue and white things. Man, Greta must be between rock and a hard place
Face masks... coming to a sea bird, turtle or whale's stomach near you
Good.
Maybe it will make people less likely to generate the unsustainable amounts of non-biodegradable used ‘ppe', which is a term I use loosely for those blue and white things. Man, Greta must be between rock and a hard place
Face masks... coming to a sea bird, turtle or whale's stomach near you
In reply to Post #1166
How far away is he?
How far away is he?
tories abs their far right extremist links across Europe... But Corbyn was the threat wasn't he 