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Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Guest » Sat Jul 01, 2017 9:52 pm

I think it was only yesterday, or maybe the day before, I was wondering how many Labour narratives there were.

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by rollup » Fri Jun 30, 2017 8:08 am

Five Labour narratives that simply aren’t true
Given that they hold so much influence over our hearts and minds, it’s a bit of a problem for our democracy that the majority of the UK press is owned by a handful of foreign-based billionaires, who predominantly back the Tories.


1) Labour can’t be trusted with the Economy

This is a narrative that has really taken hold. However, public spending as a percentage of GDP was lower under the last Labour Government (37%) than it was under Thatcher (40%), John Major (38%), or the current Tory government (42%).

In fact, after a decade in power, the last Labour government had cut the deficit and cut the national debt making it the most prudent Gover.............. http://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/e ... rue/31/05/

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Guest » Tue Jun 27, 2017 12:40 pm

Some twat from the Telegraph was moaning like fuck on how Glasto has been politicised.
He must have missed the Rage in the Machine show of 1994 :gigglesnshit:

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Guest » Tue Jun 27, 2017 12:20 pm

After 1,000s pointed and laughed this morning they took it down

Note the Britain First contact address :gigglesnshit:

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by wutang » Tue Jun 27, 2017 12:16 pm

Satire is dead as Britain First republish our satirical Jeremy Corbyn article word-for-word

https://www.joe.co.uk/politics/satire-i ... ord-131251



Joe.co.uk wrote a satircal piece attacking Corbyn for attending Glasto titled Why Jeremy Corbyn is a disgrace for choosing Glastonbury over Armed Forces Day the joke being that Corbyn did spend time with with the troops on Saturday

https://twitter.com/jeremycorbyn/status ... 25/photo/1


Well the brainless mugs at Britain First didnt bother to check and reposted the whole article on their website

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Satire is dead

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Guest » Mon Jun 26, 2017 6:51 am

malamute wrote:
Si_Crewe wrote:Did I just hear, on the news that tickets for Glastonbury cost £200-odd and it costs £900-odd to camp there?

Gives you a bit of an insight into the sort of hipster socialists he's attracting.


Closer to £300 actually. I know a couple who go every year but they're real skinners and volunteer to help at some hippy stall so they get in a bit cheaper.

They are both social workers and they think the sun shines out of Corbyns hairy old arse. :pmsl: they pride themselves on being spiritual, caring, eco friendly tree huggers but some of the most awful stuff I've ever seen on Facebook has been written by them and their mates. Today they posted a video of Corbyn at Glasto and wrote for all their "Friends" "if you don't think Corbyn is great then you're no friend of mine, so unfriend me." Guess what I did? :canny:


You think the sun shines out of mayhem's arse so who is the moron here?
When you factor in that she was the worst Home Sec in living memory that makes you the bigger moron by a country mile

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Cannydc » Sun Jun 25, 2017 8:30 pm

malamute wrote:
Si_Crewe wrote:Did I just hear, on the news that tickets for Glastonbury cost £200-odd and it costs £900-odd to camp there?

Gives you a bit of an insight into the sort of hipster socialists he's attracting.


Closer to £300 actually. I know a couple who go every year but they're real skinners and volunteer to help at some hippy stall so they get in a bit cheaper.

They are both social workers and they think the sun shines out of Corbyns hairy old arse. :pmsl: they pride themselves on being spiritual, caring, eco friendly tree huggers but some of the most awful stuff I've ever seen on Facebook has been written by them and their mates. Today they posted a video of Corbyn at Glasto and wrote for all their "Friends" "if you don't think Corbyn is great then you're no friend of mine, so unfriend me." Guess what I did? :canny:


Classic.

No further comment required.

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Keyser » Sat Jun 24, 2017 10:42 pm

McAz wrote:Wash you own brain, Keys, don't let others do it for you. :laughing:

This bloke...

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would think of this bloke...

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as to the Right.


Christ they don't make 'em like that anymore! :cuppaT:

One for Jezza!

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by McAz » Sat Jun 24, 2017 10:32 pm

Keyser wrote:
McAz wrote:
Keyser wrote:
McAz wrote:
Keyser wrote:To be honest I am really surprised at the turnaround - how incredible in such a short space of time - especially with the entire right wing media against him.

I certainly don't agree with all his beliefs but he has been very impressive indeed recently- certainly compared to the walking disaster zone on the opposite side. :yess:

Everyone I know is surprised - something in the air, perhaps? :gigglesnshit:

And no-one agrees with everything a politician says - I'm still struggling to forgive him for his failure over Brexit.


A nice start would be finally giving Abbott the boot - that would gain him another million votes or so.


Start? This train is well down the track.

Be patient.


Yeah but I remember watching this wonderful drama as a kid.

It could happen. :shake head:

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Wash you own brain, Keys, don't let others do it for you. :laughing:

This bloke...

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would think of this bloke...

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as to the Right.

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Keyser » Sat Jun 24, 2017 10:19 pm

McAz wrote:
Keyser wrote:
McAz wrote:
Keyser wrote:To be honest I am really surprised at the turnaround - how incredible in such a short space of time - especially with the entire right wing media against him.

I certainly don't agree with all his beliefs but he has been very impressive indeed recently- certainly compared to the walking disaster zone on the opposite side. :yess:

Everyone I know is surprised - something in the air, perhaps? :gigglesnshit:

And no-one agrees with everything a politician says - I'm still struggling to forgive him for his failure over Brexit.


A nice start would be finally giving Abbott the boot - that would gain him another million votes or so.


Start? This train is well down the track.

Be patient.


Yeah but I remember watching this wonderful drama as a kid.

It could happen. :shake head:

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Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by McAz » Sat Jun 24, 2017 9:53 pm

Keyser wrote:
McAz wrote:
Keyser wrote:To be honest I am really surprised at the turnaround - how incredible in such a short space of time - especially with the entire right wing media against him.

I certainly don't agree with all his beliefs but he has been very impressive indeed recently- certainly compared to the walking disaster zone on the opposite side. :yess:

Everyone I know is surprised - something in the air, perhaps? :gigglesnshit:

And no-one agrees with everything a politician says - I'm still struggling to forgive him for his failure over Brexit.


A nice start would be finally giving Abbott the boot - that would gain him another million votes or so.


Start? This train is well down the track.

Be patient.

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Keyser » Sat Jun 24, 2017 9:48 pm

McAz wrote:
Keyser wrote:To be honest I am really surprised at the turnaround - how incredible in such a short space of time - especially with the entire right wing media against him.

I certainly don't agree with all his beliefs but he has been very impressive indeed recently- certainly compared to the walking disaster zone on the opposite side. :yess:

Everyone I know is surprised - something in the air, perhaps? :gigglesnshit:

And no-one agrees with everything a politician says - I'm still struggling to forgive him for his failure over Brexit.


A nice start would be finally giving Abbott the boot - that would gain him another million votes or so.

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by McAz » Sat Jun 24, 2017 9:27 pm

Keyser wrote:To be honest I am really surprised at the turnaround - how incredible in such a short space of time - especially with the entire right wing media against him.

I certainly don't agree with all his beliefs but he has been very impressive indeed recently- certainly compared to the walking disaster zone on the opposite side. :yess:

Everyone I know is surprised - something in the air, perhaps? :gigglesnshit:

And no-one agrees with everything a politician says - I'm still struggling to forgive him for his failure over Brexit.

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by Keyser » Sat Jun 24, 2017 9:23 pm

To be honest I am really surprised at the turnaround - how incredible in such a short space of time - especially with the entire right wing media against him.

I certainly don't agree with all his beliefs but he has been very impressive indeed recently- certainly compared to the walking disaster zone on the opposite side. :yess:

Re: Jezza Hailed At Glasto

Post by McAz » Sat Jun 24, 2017 9:14 pm

malamute wrote:
Si_Crewe wrote:Did I just hear, on the news that tickets for Glastonbury cost £200-odd and it costs £900-odd to camp there?

Gives you a bit of an insight into the sort of hipster socialists he's attracting.


Closer to £300 actually.

£238 actually. And that includes 5 days free camping.

Not even a good attempt at disinformation. :gigglesnshit:

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