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former expert witness forensic lip reader Tina Lannin, have concluded the mouth shape for 'wo' for woman is unmistakeable.
he lied he lied in parliament he lied to save his skin, his own vanity he is unsuitable to be the leader of a political party, indeed he is unsuitable for any type of employment that involves dealing with people a devious liar vile |
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What is telling is that no labour mp is saying he didn't say it, they are all saying jeremy said he didn't say it.
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and arch woman hater Bercow did an Arsene Wenger
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Just to throw another in the mix.
One of my friend's who is deaf and who relies strongly on lipreading and sign language. States he said person. So another possibility. However, it's unbelievable the fuss over this. Men and women are equal in society yet if she'd called him stupid, most would be howling at her with her backbenchers and voters baying for more. So for me, nothing wrong here. He states he didn't say woman. He stated that to the whole house. There's no usual personalisation against other MPs that comes from Corbyn. However, had he stood up and yelled at her she was being stupid. I for one would have applauded him very loudly indeed. She's in my view,the coldest,stupidest and worst PM the UK has had in my view. She was a disastrous Home secretary too. Yet she gets away with turning very serious issues and concerns affecting the Nation into a pantomime farce. You couldn't make it up. |
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Come on LT. Even for you, this is a stretch, if telling porkies in The Commons was a sackable offence there'd be tumbleweeds in the halls. Theresa May herself would have been loaded into a cannon on the roof and fired onto the moon. |
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Regardless it's all shameful distraction. The country is on an absolute knife-edge flirting with economic disaster, and the press is like "Ehmeged forget Brexit, he said Stupid Woman!!!" like it's the news that matters today.
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if an mp gets upset about being called stupid, they really shouldnt be in the job. For me this just conforms to the norm of let's get upset on her behalf because there may have been the slightest hint of sexism in his remark
I can't stand Corbyn, but his remark in itself was trivial. Losing his cool/temper so easily however, is a big problem. |
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Is it not more of a problem that the press / the public ASSUME that "woman" is intended to be insulting even when there's no real indication of that? |
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She is bloody stupid, confirmed, so credit where its due b |
it was very much a sexist term and the fact he muttered t when he was under pressure makes it even more revealing
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Here is a man who made a sexist insult to the PM live on TV for everyone to see and when called on it he denied it. Its as a clear an indication on what lies behind his mask as one needs (and the deaf man at the TL's work just laughed and said "woman" when he walked in) and everyone cheered :joker: - he said he has never been so popular in his life as he was last night on da socials |
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Nicola calls him a bare faced liar
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Corbyn at least is right that May is a stupid PM (with bad choices) and i think he would be a better PM, much more professional too |
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You think a 60 year old woman playing daft pantomime, in a serious political questioning session to avoid answering her own indecisive behaviour and total incompetence. Is admirable. For goodness sake. I find that astounding from you I really do. This forum gets worse. |
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She's intelligent but acts an idiot in the most important job in the land. She's been deceitful all through her career, I'm mystified any but her hard-line heartless supporters, believe a word she says. Even if he did say woman, which I can't say for sure he did or didn't as I wasn't beside him. If he did though, I'd make sure if I got the chance, to shake his hand for doing so, as to that awful particular woman. |
Jeez, that was a horrible statement for the First Minister of Scotland to make. A bit like the stuff Trump sometimes comes out with on Twitter. It just confirms everything I think about the SNP.
And if they are going to play what-about games then they don't have a right to complain about Brexit causing havoc, when they wanted the same in 2014 with the independence referendum. |
What's the rape clause?
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She's not even partaking in bothsiderism or whataboutism, because her next point lays out clearly exactly what the priority should be because all this pearl clutching over something everyone has done is just a distraction. You can argue about the last point all you like and everyone is entitled to an opinion, but holding a mirror up to the right/brexiteers who have nothing other than slogans, name-calling, and labels is exactly the kind of thing that should be done. As if trump would use an accurate description of a policy position to make a point against someone else he disagrees with; and it's false to liken the two. Trump lies about everything, constantly. |
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They put a controversial clause in it saying that if a third child had been born as a result of sexual assault then the benefit would still be payed for that child. I think I've read a form has to be filled in to declare it. :conf2: It's one of the things the SNP always bring up to say UK / Tories / Westminster Govt. are uncaring. |
Sturgeon is playing with fire there given that she turned a blind eye to the alleged abuse being carried out by Salmond
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