| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 13:06 - Feb 24 with 3550 views | connorscontract |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 10:35 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
My views on the DUP are widely known and Arlene Foster should have gone over the cash for fuel fcuk up. But you are right. It’s whatvouterry and perhaps worthy of you starting a separate thread because there is a genuine debate to be had on this subject.
“Meanhile Glassers plays the man, again, with a smear story with no substance, just hoping more mud sticks.”
Do you believe I am Sir Richard Dearlove, former head of MI6? |
That's a double bluff, isn't it? If I acknowledge that you are you'll have me killed for revealing your identity.
So, no, you're not Sir Richard Dearlove, you're just someone sitting near him. |  | |  |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 13:09 - Feb 24 with 3542 views | WD19 |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 09:55 - Feb 24 by BrixtonBlue |
Still peddling this nonsense Benters? Even Glassers doesn't think Corbyn "hates Blighty". |
That's only because JC and GB are comrades in a Brexit canoe..... |  | | |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 13:27 - Feb 24 with 3527 views | LeoMuff |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 12:45 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
"The Czech individual who is the source of the story is a source of ridicule in the Czech Republic"
With all due respect to poster on a football message board called gordon, Sir Richard Dearlove, former head of MI6, disagrees with you.
Who to take most notice of? oh the dilemma. Football message board poster of former head of MI6? |
Sir Richard Billing Dearlove KCMG OBE, commented in the Telegraph before the 2017 general election “Jeremy Corbyn is profoundly dangerous”, hmmm sounds highly impartial with no agenda or Tory affiliations at all. |  |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 13:36 - Feb 24 with 3512 views | GlasgowBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 13:27 - Feb 24 by LeoMuff |
Sir Richard Billing Dearlove KCMG OBE, commented in the Telegraph before the 2017 general election “Jeremy Corbyn is profoundly dangerous”, hmmm sounds highly impartial with no agenda or Tory affiliations at all. |
Perhaps the full quote?
"I’m shocked that no one has stood up and said, unambiguously, how profoundly dangerous it would be for the nation if Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister. So let me be clear, the leader of the Labour Party is an old-fashioned international socialist who has forged links with those quite ready to use terror when they haven’t got their way: the IRA, Hizbollah, Hamas. As a result he is completely unfit to govern and Britain would be less safe with him in No 10.
I can give an indication of just how serious this is: if Jeremy Corbyn was applying to join any of this country’s security services — MI5, GCHQ or the service I used to run, MI6 — he would not be cleared to do so. He would be rejected by the vetting process. Far from being able to get into MI5, in the past MI5 would actively have investigated him. And yet this is the man who seeks the very highest office, who hopes in just 24 hours time to run our security services". |  |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:16 - Feb 24 with 3490 views | No9 |
You are working overtime on this one GB - what is your pay?
Other media agencies have been reporting the Chezch guy was a bit of a fantasist
Does encouriging them make Churchill a spy as he gave succour to their government didn't ?
I see no comment on Boris Johnson being photo's with one? | | | |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:16 - Feb 24 with 3489 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 13:36 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
Perhaps the full quote?
"I’m shocked that no one has stood up and said, unambiguously, how profoundly dangerous it would be for the nation if Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister. So let me be clear, the leader of the Labour Party is an old-fashioned international socialist who has forged links with those quite ready to use terror when they haven’t got their way: the IRA, Hizbollah, Hamas. As a result he is completely unfit to govern and Britain would be less safe with him in No 10.
I can give an indication of just how serious this is: if Jeremy Corbyn was applying to join any of this country’s security services — MI5, GCHQ or the service I used to run, MI6 — he would not be cleared to do so. He would be rejected by the vetting process. Far from being able to get into MI5, in the past MI5 would actively have investigated him. And yet this is the man who seeks the very highest office, who hopes in just 24 hours time to run our security services". |
I think a quick read through this ....
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Dearlove
.....will make it clear who this particular 'good chap's' interests Mr establishment is looking after. "British interest" my arris !
Tempted to say that him and his chums would consider Glassers a "useful idiot !" [Post edited 24 Feb 2018 14:18]
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:25 - Feb 24 with 3478 views | LeoMuff |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:16 - Feb 24 by BanksterDebtSlave |
I think a quick read through this ....
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Dearlove
.....will make it clear who this particular 'good chap's' interests Mr establishment is looking after. "British interest" my arris !
Tempted to say that him and his chums would consider Glassers a "useful idiot !" [Post edited 24 Feb 2018 14:18]
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Wouldn’t have thought knighted, obe, private education, attended Cambridge uni, from posh Cornwall area, president of Pembroke boat club has any Tory leaning at all !
probably a labour union man through and through, maybe dad worked down the Cornish mines.... | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:35 - Feb 24 with 3462 views | GlasgowBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:25 - Feb 24 by LeoMuff |
Wouldn’t have thought knighted, obe, private education, attended Cambridge uni, from posh Cornwall area, president of Pembroke boat club has any Tory leaning at all !
probably a labour union man through and through, maybe dad worked down the Cornish mines.... |
What does party politics have to do with his professional opinion as the former head of MI6?
I'd rather take notice of him than you tbh. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:39 - Feb 24 with 3458 views | Che |
Same old Tory slur, the same one they used against Ramsey McDonald, Attlee, Wilson, Foot, Kinnock and now Corbyn. They even gave Blair demon red eyes.
If Corbyn is guilty as charged then he would be removed as leader of her majesty's opposition charged and imprisinoned but the reality is when challenged tories have withdrawn their accusations removed tweets and could be subject to legal action. |  | | |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:40 - Feb 24 with 3453 views | J2BLUE |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 09:50 - Feb 24 by Benters2 |
His hatred for dear old Blighty is why i would never vote for the bloke. |
Can you post a couple of examples of his hatred please?
Take your time, GB might not answer his PMs immediately. |  |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:45 - Feb 24 with 3440 views | J2BLUE |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 11:14 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
So I was right the first time then. Not a spy but a useful idiot. Just as he was for the IRA, Hamas, hate preachers, antisemites, holocaust deniers and the Iranian government. |
He has made it clear he will talk to anyone. Not sure anyone will ever convince me that that's a bad thing. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 15:13 - Feb 24 with 3419 views | GlasgowBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:45 - Feb 24 by J2BLUE |
He has made it clear he will talk to anyone. Not sure anyone will ever convince me that that's a bad thing. |
8 months on and you still didn't bother to follow up the links I provided for you. He doesn't talk to anyone. Only the sides he supports.
This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? by GlasgowBlue 24 Feb 2018 11:27Both sides of the divide? When did he meet with unionist terrorists? When did he meet with the Israeli government? Provide one link.
He has never spoken to people from both sides of the divide. Only the sides he agreed with.
https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2015/08/has-jeremy-corbyn-ever-bothered-to-speak-to-the-other-side/
Perhaps like Dolly you can provide a link to where he has stood in honour of loyalist terrorists. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 15:35 - Feb 24 with 3400 views | BrixtonBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 12:41 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
"You CONSTANTLY divert from what your party is up to by not mentioning it"
1. I don't have a party.
2. How many times have I condemned the Tory deal with the DUP?
As for your final question. I believe, like he did with the murder of innocent children by the IRA or the terror attacks carried out by Hamas, that he turns a blind eye to such things whilst continuing to support the people who are doing it.
He has even been called up by his own party's blog, Labour Uncut, have called him out over his lies.
http://labour-uncut.co.uk/2018/01/31/breaking-labour-leader-leaves-national-tele |
1. Hahahaha. Do you think we came down with the last shower?
2. We're not talking about the Tory deal with the DUP now. The main contentious point from CC, relating to what we're talking about in this thread, is a DUP which contains amongst its MPs people who the security services didn't just give code names to, but who were leading members of Loyalist paramilitary groups who the security services colluded with in extra-judicial killings in the same era as these alleged Corbyn meetings.
So why are you making a big deal of Corbyn meeting a diplomat, while I see no threads from you about the much more serious stuff CC posted (and I've posted above)? |  |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 15:37 - Feb 24 with 3396 views | BrixtonBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 13:36 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
Perhaps the full quote?
"I’m shocked that no one has stood up and said, unambiguously, how profoundly dangerous it would be for the nation if Jeremy Corbyn becomes Prime Minister. So let me be clear, the leader of the Labour Party is an old-fashioned international socialist who has forged links with those quite ready to use terror when they haven’t got their way: the IRA, Hizbollah, Hamas. As a result he is completely unfit to govern and Britain would be less safe with him in No 10.
I can give an indication of just how serious this is: if Jeremy Corbyn was applying to join any of this country’s security services — MI5, GCHQ or the service I used to run, MI6 — he would not be cleared to do so. He would be rejected by the vetting process. Far from being able to get into MI5, in the past MI5 would actively have investigated him. And yet this is the man who seeks the very highest office, who hopes in just 24 hours time to run our security services". |
How does the full quote detract from Leo's point? | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 15:40 - Feb 24 with 3395 views | BrixtonBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:35 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
What does party politics have to do with his professional opinion as the former head of MI6?
I'd rather take notice of him than you tbh. |
If you don't know what party politics has to do with the Tory-loving former head of MI6 saying Corbyn isn't fit to be PM the day before the election then you're beyond help. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:30 - Feb 24 with 3361 views | GlasgowBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 15:35 - Feb 24 by BrixtonBlue |
1. Hahahaha. Do you think we came down with the last shower?
2. We're not talking about the Tory deal with the DUP now. The main contentious point from CC, relating to what we're talking about in this thread, is a DUP which contains amongst its MPs people who the security services didn't just give code names to, but who were leading members of Loyalist paramilitary groups who the security services colluded with in extra-judicial killings in the same era as these alleged Corbyn meetings.
So why are you making a big deal of Corbyn meeting a diplomat, while I see no threads from you about the much more serious stuff CC posted (and I've posted above)? |
Dear me. I t pains me to have to do this to you but.........
Interesting - DUP have denied having an agreement with Tories by GlasgowBlue 9 Jun 2017 15:01That's me out. May must resign immediately.
I cannot in all honesty support a government that is prepared to do deals, no matter how informal, with a party that has links to sectarian terrorists in Northern Ireland.
Fcuk off May you are an utter disgrace. And I am typing this with rather moist eyes. I have been a member of the Conservative party since 1986
I have won two elections as a Tory councillor. I'm utterly ashamed..
Oh sweet irony... by GlasgowBlue 9 Jun 2017 19:15I can read this and I agree with you 100%. That is why I have written to Ruth Davidson cancelling my membership of the Scottish Conservatives and will never vote Conservative again so long as either Theresa May or the DUP, who evolved from a loyalist terror group, have anything to do with the party.
I have been consistent in my criticism of Corbyn's support for the IRA during a period when they were murdering British civilians. I would be a rank hypocrite if I then excused this shameful act by May.
It's called principles Dolly. Something you seemed to have ditched went you started drinking the Corbyn Kool Aid. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:31 - Feb 24 with 3358 views | GlasgowBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 15:37 - Feb 24 by BrixtonBlue |
How does the full quote detract from Leo's point? |
He is giving his professional critique of Corbyn based on him being head of MI6. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:58 - Feb 24 with 3324 views | BrixtonBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:30 - Feb 24 by GlasgowBlue |
Dear me. I t pains me to have to do this to you but.........
Interesting - DUP have denied having an agreement with Tories by GlasgowBlue 9 Jun 2017 15:01That's me out. May must resign immediately.
I cannot in all honesty support a government that is prepared to do deals, no matter how informal, with a party that has links to sectarian terrorists in Northern Ireland.
Fcuk off May you are an utter disgrace. And I am typing this with rather moist eyes. I have been a member of the Conservative party since 1986
I have won two elections as a Tory councillor. I'm utterly ashamed..
Oh sweet irony... by GlasgowBlue 9 Jun 2017 19:15I can read this and I agree with you 100%. That is why I have written to Ruth Davidson cancelling my membership of the Scottish Conservatives and will never vote Conservative again so long as either Theresa May or the DUP, who evolved from a loyalist terror group, have anything to do with the party.
I have been consistent in my criticism of Corbyn's support for the IRA during a period when they were murdering British civilians. I would be a rank hypocrite if I then excused this shameful act by May.
It's called principles Dolly. Something you seemed to have ditched went you started drinking the Corbyn Kool Aid. |
Why are you repeating this stuff? We know you left the Tory party because of the deal with the DUP. That doesn't mean you are no longer a Tory. I'm not a member of the Labour party but I currently support them.
"drinking the Corbyn Kool Aid" = more patronising carp from you just because I support a different party to you. Pathetic. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:58 - Feb 24 with 3324 views | brazil1982 |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 14:40 - Feb 24 by J2BLUE |
Can you post a couple of examples of his hatred please?
Take your time, GB might not answer his PMs immediately. |
"Corbyn was later arrested while on a pro-IRA protest at the trial of the bomber who had killed five people and injured a further 31. He also wrote for and supported a socialist magazine which gloated about the bombing and threatened Margaret Thatcher with further attacks. "
Pretty much sums up his hatred for Britain imo | | | |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:59 - Feb 24 with 3317 views | Ryorry |
Hello - we just won away from home ... |  |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 17:12 - Feb 24 with 3294 views | BrixtonBlue |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:59 - Feb 24 by Ryorry |
Hello - we just won away from home ... |
There are plenty of threads talking about that. Doesn't mean everything else has to stop. | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 17:17 - Feb 24 with 3285 views | Benters2 |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 16:58 - Feb 24 by brazil1982 |
"Corbyn was later arrested while on a pro-IRA protest at the trial of the bomber who had killed five people and injured a further 31. He also wrote for and supported a socialist magazine which gloated about the bombing and threatened Margaret Thatcher with further attacks. "
Pretty much sums up his hatred for Britain imo |
Well apart from those J2..
Are you alright? I saw you having a pop at Callis earlier,now a little dig at me,are you frustrated or something?
Knock one out,it works for me. | | | |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 17:18 - Feb 24 with 3282 views | Bluetone |
And then there is this:-
“On 19 February 2018 I made a seriously defamatory statement on my Twitter account, ‘Ben Bradley MP (@bbradleymp)’, about Jeremy Corbyn, alleging he sold British secrets to communist spies. I have since deleted the defamatory tweet. I have agreed to pay an undisclosed substantial sum of money to a charity of his choice, and I will also pay his legal costs.
“I fully accept that my statement was wholly untrue and false. I accept that I caused distress and upset to Jeremy Corbyn by my untrue and false allegations, suggesting he had betrayed his country by collaborating with foreign spies.
“I am very sorry for publishing this untrue and false statement and I have no hesitation in offering my unreserved and unconditional apology to Jeremy Corbyn for the distress I have caused him.” | |
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| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 17:25 - Feb 24 with 3260 views | JohnTy |
| This story doesn’t seem to be going away does it? on 17:18 - Feb 24 by Bluetone |
And then there is this:-
“On 19 February 2018 I made a seriously defamatory statement on my Twitter account, ‘Ben Bradley MP (@bbradleymp)’, about Jeremy Corbyn, alleging he sold British secrets to communist spies. I have since deleted the defamatory tweet. I have agreed to pay an undisclosed substantial sum of money to a charity of his choice, and I will also pay his legal costs.
“I fully accept that my statement was wholly untrue and false. I accept that I caused distress and upset to Jeremy Corbyn by my untrue and false allegations, suggesting he had betrayed his country by collaborating with foreign spies.
“I am very sorry for publishing this untrue and false statement and I have no hesitation in offering my unreserved and unconditional apology to Jeremy Corbyn for the distress I have caused him.” |
I am unlikely to vote Labour - in all honesty living in Manchester there is not much point in voting - votes are weighed. Anyway I like the Financial Times's take on this story, as on most others:
"In this episode, the joke is on the British newspaper industry."
https://www.ft.com/content/a205c8d4-17c3-11e8-9376-4a6390addb44 [Post edited 24 Feb 2018 17:27]
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