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What's the EU got to do with the question?

I think we know the answer to that one!

Even the Leftie can see the problem http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/diane-abbott-sky-news-interview-embarrassment-offensive-jeremy-corbyn-prime-minister-must-get-rid-a7774891.html How anyone can vote for this shower is beyond me!

Yeah, brainwashed, that's the problem.

Are they, I haven't read any.

Just you.

OK, the working class people won't vote for Labour because, they think they represent a London based liberal elite and do not have the same aspirations as them, they don't believe they are competent to govern the country and they don't want the children of today to be paying off Labours debts for the rest of their lives.

What it tells you is not the point, you'd vote Labour no matter what.

Doesn't that tell you something about the Labour party?

Well, it's a good thing I think, Ireland has changed a lot, I agree about the influence of the church though, never a good thing.

Whatever next, a female maybe?

http://www.cityam.com/265655/jeremy-corbyn-cant-rewrite-his-reprehensible-ira-history

I think that would be a good result for them, 5 years and an increased majority, if they get one that is.

Get your bet on, the bookies are giving 7/1, put your house on him.

May is not comfortable in the public eye, Corby seem much more relaxed, as he should be, he's got nothing to lose, as to who will be the best PM, probably May for me, wouldn't be bad for our democracy if the Tories didn't have a huge majority though. ps, if you think Corbs will win, bet your house on him, you'll have eight houses by the end of next week.

The Irish Times were obviously watching a different debate to the one I watched, May was what I expected, and Corbyn was poor, but not as bad as I expected.

Why would there be, other than to try to deflect attention from the mass murder of women and children in Manchester.

That and the Independent I'd say .

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The apologists are really starting to come out of the woodwork now, you'll start hearing "I don't agree with what he did BUT" then the excuses start, Bush/Blair, Iraq, Syria, to try to deflect blame, truly sickening!!!!

Why don't you stop making excuses for mass child killers, sickening.

It's a mess. on one hand I'm furious with the stupidity of the permanently offended who will insist we close our eyes to the fact that, by far the biggest threat comes from within 5 percent of the population, and would have us needlessly waste resources so as not to offend someone, but also it clearly would be wrong and unfair to demonise everyone in that 5 percent, what is the answer? well I would say it's time to be honest an say the problem is not the Islamic community, but it does come from within the Islamic community, I wouldn't expect to hear that from a politician anytime soon though.

I hadn't thought about it until you asked, but I don't recall him condemning the terrorists, called it an evil act or something as I recall.