Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2019 8:44 amKing Street Cat wrote:
Is that Jacob Rees-Mogg ?
Is that Jacob Rees-Mogg ?
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Komrade Corbyn at it again
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Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2019 8:44 amIs that Jacob Rees-Mogg ?
Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
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Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2019 9:46 amLabour take a decisive lead in the polls - and a new smear emerges, eagerly seized upon by Tory MP's and their lickspittle stenographers in the MSM.
Back in the real world - here is what Jeremy Corbyn *actually* said:
“If there are allegations which Julian Assange needs to answer of sexual issues, sexual attacks that may or may not have taken place in Sweden, then it’s a matter for the courts to decide. But, I do think he should answer those questions. My objection was to his extradition to the United States because I do believe that WikiLeaks told us the truth about what was actually happening in Afghanistan and in Iraq."
And he's absolutely right - the US is attempting to imprison and persecute a journalist for whistle-blowing; which is chilling, and a deliberate attempt to send a message to *all* journalists - speak truth to our power, and we'll make you disappear. Remember the international outcry when Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident journalist, was murdered by Saudi Arabia? Why is there not the same outcry about Julian Assange, who exposed US war crimes?
Back in the real world - here is what Jeremy Corbyn *actually* said:
“If there are allegations which Julian Assange needs to answer of sexual issues, sexual attacks that may or may not have taken place in Sweden, then it’s a matter for the courts to decide. But, I do think he should answer those questions. My objection was to his extradition to the United States because I do believe that WikiLeaks told us the truth about what was actually happening in Afghanistan and in Iraq."
And he's absolutely right - the US is attempting to imprison and persecute a journalist for whistle-blowing; which is chilling, and a deliberate attempt to send a message to *all* journalists - speak truth to our power, and we'll make you disappear. Remember the international outcry when Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident journalist, was murdered by Saudi Arabia? Why is there not the same outcry about Julian Assange, who exposed US war crimes?
Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2019 3:56 pmbren2k wrote:
Labour take a decisive lead in the polls - and a new smear emerges, eagerly seized upon by Tory MP's and their lickspittle stenographers in the MSM.
Back in the real world - here is what Jeremy Corbyn *actually* said:
“If there are allegations which Julian Assange needs to answer of sexual issues, sexual attacks that may or may not have taken place in Sweden, then it’s a matter for the courts to decide. But, I do think he should answer those questions. My objection was to his extradition to the United States because I do believe that WikiLeaks told us the truth about what was actually happening in Afghanistan and in Iraq."
And he's absolutely right - the US is attempting to imprison and persecute a journalist for whistle-blowing; which is chilling, and a deliberate attempt to send a message to *all* journalists - speak truth to our power, and we'll make you disappear. Remember the international outcry when Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident journalist, was murdered by Saudi Arabia? Why is there not the same outcry about Julian Assange, who exposed US war crimes?
Back in the real world - here is what Jeremy Corbyn *actually* said:
“If there are allegations which Julian Assange needs to answer of sexual issues, sexual attacks that may or may not have taken place in Sweden, then it’s a matter for the courts to decide. But, I do think he should answer those questions. My objection was to his extradition to the United States because I do believe that WikiLeaks told us the truth about what was actually happening in Afghanistan and in Iraq."
And he's absolutely right - the US is attempting to imprison and persecute a journalist for whistle-blowing; which is chilling, and a deliberate attempt to send a message to *all* journalists - speak truth to our power, and we'll make you disappear. Remember the international outcry when Jamal Khashoggi, a dissident journalist, was murdered by Saudi Arabia? Why is there not the same outcry about Julian Assange, who exposed US war crimes?
Because he looks and behaves like the school sneak.
Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2019 4:10 pmwotsupcas wrote:
Because he looks and behaves like the school sneak.
I'd want a bit more evidence to imprison someone for the rest of their lives, even from America.
Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2019 5:07 pmtigertot wrote:
I'd want a bit more evidence to imprison someone for the rest of their lives, even from America.
I know mate... Just a light hearted comment
Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
Posted: Wed Apr 24, 2019 3:19 amtigertot wrote:
I'd want a bit more evidence to imprison someone for the rest of their lives, even from America.
Should that not read "especially from America"
Re: Komrade Corbyn at it again
Posted: Mon Jul 29, 2019 5:06 pmJulian Assange is a political prisoner .
Tony Blair . Gordon Brown , Jacqui Smith . These people should be in prison.
Tony Blair . Gordon Brown , Jacqui Smith . These people should be in prison.