It will be a pleasure Parmy :dance::dance:

Ah, but then you aren't from N.Ireland where I know people who knew him very well.
You didn't lose loved ones his IRA friends murdered or have to hear what IRA funeral he was attending next.
But there is no longer a risk of him becoming PM. My job is nearly done.

I live in a city that the IRA bombed and killed people in. Do you know how prevalent the IRA was in this election outside of loony facebook voters? It wasn't.

You just don't get it, do you? But I don't talk with callous people, so our conversation is at an end.

But this has been called the brexit vote, and the Irish backstop debate along side the murder of the young female journalist had us all fearing a resurgence of the IRA.

Instead we have a resurgence of the far right, with members of Britain First joining the conservative party

Sorry to disappoint you....

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/poli...-a4318191.html

Britain First leader Paul Golding's Conservative Party application 'not approved'... as he reveals desire to form 'Momentum-style group in reverse'

:clap1:

I never heard you complaining about Momentum. Why is that?

Britain First leader Paul Golding's Conservative Party application 'not approved'


Thank you Jet
The Truth matters.

...the whole truth and nothing but the truth..?..seems to read that the application has not been ‘formerly approved’ but it has been ‘activated’ ...whatever that means...put your right foot in, your right foot out...in, out, in out and shake it about...in any case, Paul Golding is stating that his own beliefs closely align to those of our PM, which is not at all anything other than a worrying ‘endorsement’...

Clive Lewis MP
is also running to be the new leader

[joins race to be Labour leader pledging to 'unleash' party]

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-unleash-party

How does that change anything that is just one person among 1000s of members...:/

Are you attempting to compare Britain first to momentum?... :joker:

800 members

The issue isn't that a far right political party feels comfortable enough to join forces with the party of government, it's how many members they have!

Nick Griffin was supporting Corbyn, but people can't help who their fans are :shrug:

These 2 things are not the same. 1 is urging his whole party to join the tories. The other liked corbyn for a very brief period because of his opposition to foreign wars. There's no great ideological symmetry involved at all.

Nick Griffin doesn't have a party any more, so he couldn't urge them to vote for Labour.

It's kinda funny how obsessed with Corbyn the Tories still are

Are you having a laugh ? its been nothing but throwing dummies out since they won last week, people need to get over it,life goes on.

i think it's funny how the labour party think anyone takes a blind bit of notice of anything they have to say

yes they still cant quite believe how they got another 5 year term wholly based on his incompetence

the worst politician in living memory

What a ridiculous thing to say.

When labour won a landslide in 1997 the cons were still a part of the political debate

Blind faith to the ruling elite...man these tories are good I have to give them that!
Proles gotta prole.

That's like England ranting on about the world cup win in 66..they did nothing before and nothing since as well.

Believe it or not people's political beliefs aren't like supporting a football team, you don't just go

"Aw shucks! I lost, oh well, good on the other team for playing well"

Especially when the "other team" doesn't give two ****s about the NHS or workers rights.

lies, to say that the Conservatives dont care about the NHS is utter nonsense. stop reading silly tweets and memes

Yeah bc labour only won one election

That clip never gets tired. Such honesty is rare from that lying lot

so sad that you cannot accept the result :(

I have.

So sad you expect me to change my long held opinions bc the cons won.

they sure did

By a landslide like this recent one, yes..that is very true.

i remember what John Major won. we stayed up all night in Guildford, had a huge party. Epic times.

Do you always just read bits that you want to see?
It is clearly stated that:

.....membership applicants receive an automatic confirmation ahead of a fuller vetting process.....members of Britain First and the individual you cite would certainly not be welcome in the Conservative Party."

...and that one person is the LEADER of BF...with 800 members.

No, that would be the the leader of BF who said he wanted to create a 'Momentum-style group in reverse'. If that is their goal, then no complaints should come from Momentum supporters, right?, as they say they want to be similar.
Labour embraced Momentum, The Tories reject BF.
I am sceptical that was BF's only goal, but as is it clear they are not welcome anyway by the Tories then that is that. End of story.

The cons have their own momentum, it's called erg.
Erg who opposed May. And ended up lapping up a deal that is crappier than May's
:laugh3:

You asked why he didn't have a problem with momentum ... like they are in any way comparable :/
A momentum 'style' group made up of alt right members is NOT momentum

https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/12081...jpg&name=small
This lady is no good as a new leader
Marxist Views will never get UK Power

Can you give the forum a quick outline of what Marxist views actually means?