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jet 25-01-2018 11:54 PM

....and Joey, maybe have the sensitivity needed in your profession to suss out that revealing anything would bring others into the equation who wouldn't deserve the trouble and stress. It was a selfish way, for me, to wash it out of me...and it mostly has...
It doesn't mean I'll stop calling him what he is, an IRA terrorist hugger and lover. Someone who got his ego stroked and his self importance boosted by hanging around with murderers and their 'struggle' against democracy.

Brillopad 26-01-2018 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by jet (Post 9822167)
You just repeat the same things over and over and don't respond to anything else I say in my individual posts.
If you insist it is clear I know nothing, then why are you so rattled?
Why are you wasting you time on me?
He has been interviewed, actually, and refused to condemn the IRA by name five times in a row, and then hung up. In another interview he refused to condemn them outright also. Do your research.
Carry on with your Corbyn support and your beliefs and leave me to carry on with what I know, and other things which others know, including a former First Minister and former IRA members themselves (some of whom have been interviewed).
Deal?

As usual you speak a lot of sense Jet whilst others can only keep accusing people of hate which is childish and provocative. Your posts are always reasoned and well expressed, without the need for personal insults, so keep on being the superior poster you are. Many of us enjoy reading your posts.

Joey states in one breath that the law states that the onus of responsibility is on the prosecution and then completely contradicts himself when continuously expecting you to provide proof to defend your clearly knowledgeable opinions. Corbyn’s suspect history is well documented and it is enough for many to have concerns about him. If some want to continue to ignore that and see him through rose-tinted glasses that is their problem.

We have such a crap ‘choice’ of future leaders of our country that we could end up with a likely terrorist sympathiser as priminister and we should all be concerned about that and question him at every opportunity. It would be grossly irresponsible and undemocratic to do anything else. Politics is not a game and most certainly should never be largely a popularity contest.

Kizzy 26-01-2018 05:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Brillopad (Post 9822338)
As usual you speak a lot of sense Jet whilst others can only keep accusing people of hate which is childish and provocative. Your posts are always reasoned and well expressed, without the need for personal insults, so keep on being the superior poster you are. Many of us enjoy reading your posts.

Joey states in one breath that the law states that the onus of responsibility is on the prosecution and then completely contradicts himself when continuously expecting you to provide proof to defend your clearly knowledgeable opinions. Corbyn’s suspect history is well documented and it is enough for many to have concerns about him. If some want to continue to ignore that and see him through rose-tinted glasses that is their problem.

We have such a crap ‘choice’ of future leaders of our country that we could end up with a likely terrorist sympathiser as priminister and we should all be concerned about that and question him at every opportunity. It would be grossly irresponsible and undemocratic to do anything else. Politics is not a game and most certainly should never be largely a popularity contest.

I see nothing... Where is this well documented proof?
Just a lot of heresay :/

joeysteele 26-01-2018 06:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jet (Post 9822167)
You just repeat the same things over and over and don't respond to anything else I say in my individual posts.
If you insist it is clear I know nothing, then why are you so rattled?
Why are you wasting you time on me?
He has been interviewed, actually, and refused to condemn the IRA by name five times in a row, and then hung up. In another interview he refused to condemn them outright also. Do your research.
Carry on with your Corbyn support and your beliefs and leave me to carry on with what I know, and other things which others know, including a former First Minister and former IRA members themselves (some of whom have been interviewed).
Deal?

Jet,with respect you are sounding ridiculous.

I told you,if you had concrete evidence to present it to authorities.

I said he had never been prosecuted or even interviewed.
In relation to official authorities,which you knew perfectly well.
Not TV interviews,interviews by official authorities.
It's never happened.
Really you are not,in my view,making any reasoned argument here no facts,just your own hate for the man.

You are the one repeating yourself,not only here but on any thread you get the chance to as to Corbyn,where you always insist on repeating your own unsubstantiated serious accusations publicly as to him supporting terrorists and terrorist murdering of people.

I have watched his interviews, and he always says all terrorism and nurdee are wrong,yes,ALL terrorism and murder are wrong.
All means anyone and everything as to it.

Again you present nothing to back up your serious accusations.
It's not productive,to keep such hate, sadly you accuse others like me of not answering you but what you really mean is,I anyway am NOT saying what you want to hear.
I'm not saying what you want to hear because it would be wrong and unjust for me to do so.

However you never back up a single thing with a fact or conclusive evidence at all.
So get your own house,with respect,in order on this before you accuse others of dodging any of the issue.
There is nothing to dodge, Corbyn has never even been interviewed by any official investigative authority,never been charged with anything.

Because there is NOTHING to investigate him for.
It's not going to happen on just your say so either without convincing,conclusive substantiated evidence.
Something you don't see to understand while trying to infer you have it.

This is really ridiculous,however it's you repeating yourself,while presenting nothing really factual.
I only respond to you when you've responded to something I posted.
I really see no point on that as you post from a fixed hate with no desire to listen to the other person unless they accept at face value,with nothing else your serious unfounded accusations against Corbyn.
Thankfully it seems extremely few are willing to do that and I am certainly one,that without concrete evidence from yourself or official authorities ,I will never support or agree your current position,re Corbyn.

jet 26-01-2018 09:14 AM

Joey, there isn't much point talking with you any further. I have given you reasons for my stance but you obviously skim my posts and don't read them properly; or are deliberately ignoring a lot of what I am saying for your own reasons. There is no need to repeat yourself again, I completely get your lawyer like, dry, emotionless take on my position.

jet 26-01-2018 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Brillopad (Post 9822338)
As usual you speak a lot of sense Jet whilst others can only keep accusing people of hate which is childish and provocative. Your posts are always reasoned and well expressed, without the need for personal insults, so keep on being the superior poster you are. Many of us enjoy reading your posts.

Joey states in one breath that the law states that the onus of responsibility is on the prosecution and then completely contradicts himself when continuously expecting you to provide proof to defend your clearly knowledgeable opinions. Corbyn’s suspect history is well documented and it is enough for many to have concerns about him. If some want to continue to ignore that and see him through rose-tinted glasses that is their problem.

We have such a crap ‘choice’ of future leaders of our country that we could end up with a likely terrorist sympathiser as priminister and we should all be concerned about that and question him at every opportunity. It would be grossly irresponsible and undemocratic to do anything else. Politics is not a game and most certainly should never be largely a popularity contest.

Exactly. As if I'm going to reveal personal information about other people on a public forum...and how could I provide proof? I don't have a signed confession from Corbyn I'm afraid. It's just ridiculous for anyone to ask that.
As for what I did say - I don't care who believes it and who doesn't, it was enough for me to just say it, as I've pointed out to Joey - how many times now? - but that hasn't sunk in.
....and you have made many very good points here Brillo in this post.

Livia 26-01-2018 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by jet (Post 9822537)
Joey, there isn't much point talking with you any further. I have given you reasons for my stance but you obviously skim my posts and don't read them properly; or are deliberately ignoring a lot of what I am saying for your own reasons. There is no need to repeat yourself again, I completely get your lawyer like, dry, emotionless take on my position.

I'm a lawyer, Jet. Trust me... we're sometimes willing to listen to all sides.

jet 26-01-2018 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 9822660)
I'm a lawyer, Jet. Trust me... we're sometimes willing to listen to all sides.

Ah, but you are Livia the lawyer, one of the good un's. :laugh: :love:

Livia 26-01-2018 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by jet (Post 9822686)
Ah, but you are Livia the lawyer, one of the good un's. :laugh: :love:

Thank you... you poor, misguided fool... x

jet 26-01-2018 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 9822688)
Thank you... you poor, misguided fool... x

:joker:

joeysteele 26-01-2018 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 9822660)
I'm a lawyer, Jet. Trust me... we're sometimes willing to listen to all sides.


So am I actually, as a lawyer, you should know and stand up for your profession that evidence,substantiated evidence is needed to accuse people of serious wrongdoing.

Have you got concrete evidence that will stand up with the authorities as to Corbyn.
Are do you support accusations of serious nature branded about generally.

Of course you also make it clear you hate Corbyn too so it doesn't surprise me, since you termed the left terrorist supporting red nazis in the past, that you will forget rule of law on this.

In order to appear to support someone making unsubstantiated accusations on a public forum,against a major UK party leader,just because you appear to hate that leader too,(also in fact his party and particularly people on the left of politics since you hated Miliband too).

As a lawyer YOU should know,,that is not and should not be acceptable to make such unsubstantiated serious accusations,and God help the UK if it ever were acceptable as right too.

It is fine to state someone thinks someone has done wrong but unless they can prove same,that's all it is,a thought from them,not substantiated fact.
You make a big play on telling others they are wrong and where's their proof.
When it suits you it seems as to someone you detest,evidence and proof appear to go out the window.

You know something too,years ago, you always guided me even on simple posting on here,to make sure on here what I stated as fact could be backed up with real evidence or documented facts.
Odd how when it appears to suit your own likely hate and prejudice on an issue or against someone you hate,you choose to throw that out.

Well done.

jet 26-01-2018 01:30 PM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 9822894)
serious accusations

What serious accusations have I made that are untrue?

Livia 26-01-2018 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 9822894)
So am I actually, as a lawyer, you should know and stand up for your profession that evidence,substantiated evidence is needed to accuse people of serious wrongdoing.

Have you got concrete evidence that will stand up with the authorities as to Corbyn.
Are do you support accusations of serious nature branded about generally.

Of course you also make it clear you hate Corbyn too so it doesn't surprise me, since you termed the left terrorist supporting red nazis in the past, that you will forget rule of law on this.

In order to appear to support someone making unsubstantiated accusations on a public forum,against a major UK party leader,just because you appear to hate that leader too,(also in fact his party and particularly people on the left of politics since you hated Miliband too).

As a lawyer YOU should know,,that is not and should not be acceptable to make such unsubstantiated serious accusations,and God help the UK if it ever were acceptable as right too.

It is fine to state someone thinks someone has done wrong but unless they can prove same,that's all it is,a thought from them,not substantiated fact.
You make a big play on telling others they are wrong and where's their proof.
When it suits you it seems as to someone you detest,evidence and proof appear to go out the window.

You know something too,years ago, you always guided me even on simple posting on here,to make sure on here what I stated as fact could be backed up with real evidence or documented facts.
Odd how when it appears to suit your own likely hate and prejudice on an issue or against someone you hate,you choose to throw that out.

Well done.


Don't imagine that you are in a position to lecture me on my profession. Have you finished your time as a trainee yet? If you have, you only just have. You know nothing about me or my profession... And the only reason you feel free to post what you have is because we disagree politically. I used to think you'd make a great MP... offered you work experience in Westminster when you were at uni, do you remember? Then suddenly, I was your enemy. And the red Nazi thing? I have explained that to you so many times now... let it go, why don't you. Every time you have a ill-tempered swipe at me you drag it up. It's tiresome.

I don't have to produce evidence that Corbyn supported the IRA. It's a fact. And some people, myself included, will make sure anyone who didn't know, will know in future.

user104658 26-01-2018 03:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 9823339)
I don't have to produce evidence that Corbyn supported the IRA. It's a fact. And some people, myself included, will make sure anyone who didn't know, will know in future.

This doesn't really make sense Livia... the only way to prove that something is a fact is to provide evidence? And the only way to make sure that people who don't know that it is a fact will know in future... is to convince them that it is a fact WITH that evidence?

I mean, I'm not a lawyer nor have I ever studied law beyond Judge Judy... but I'm pretty sure that, in let's say a murder trial, you couldn't go in and say "Bob Smith committed murder! Evidence? I don't need to provide evidence your honour; it is a fact! Case closed."

I mean... it's also OK to even say "I know for a fact that Corbyn supported the IRA and nothing will change my opinion, I don't care if you believe it so I'm not going to provide any evidence." ... but in the second part of your post you're saying that you want to "make sure those that don't already know it, will know it" ... and for that, there needs to be at least one of two things:

1) Irrefutable evidence, or

2) A level of personal trust that means the person you are telling will believe you without evidence.


The latter... is really only something that can (or should) exist in the realms of family or very close friends... so I don't think it's applicable to TiBB. So you can state firmly that YOU know what you know about Corbyn (or anyone else), but you can't expect those things to be accepted "as fact" without providing any evidence. It just doesn't work, surely.

I mean... I personally believe that he did "support" the IRA in some ways. I don't believe that he necessarily believes in their ideologies but I do think he's a self-promoter with an agenda and supported them for other reasons / agendae. I think he does the same with feminism / trans rights today. So I find him utterly disingenuous but I think the idea that he actively condones or encourages murder or violence is a massive stretch and it would take significant irrefutable evidence for me to believe otherwise. A YouTube video of an angry Irish presenter shouting "DO YOU SPECIFICALLY CONDEMN THE IRA???" is not evidence. Jet telling us that members of his family knew things that he can't repeat, is also not evidence. So... him having some sort of genuine support for IRA violence is not a fact; it's a rumour that may or may not be true, that some people believe and some don't. Until it is proven, with evidence, it can never be "a fact".

joeysteele 26-01-2018 03:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Livia (Post 9823339)
Don't imagine that you are in a position to lecture me on my profession. Have you finished your time as a trainee yet? If you have, you only just have. You know nothing about me or my profession... And the only reason you feel free to post what you have is because we disagree politically. I used to think you'd make a great MP... offered you work experience in Westminster when you were at uni, do you remember? Then suddenly, I was your enemy. And the red Nazi thing? I have explained that to you so many times now... let it go, why don't you. Every time you have a ill-tempered swipe at me you drag it up. It's tiresome.

I don't have to produce evidence that Corbyn supported the IRA. It's a fact. And some people, myself included, will make sure anyone who didn't know, will know in future.


Are you for real,it takes 6 years to become a lawyer, it is 8 years since I started uni and was qualified in 2016.
Stop your nonsense on my qualifications and I didn't question your status,I said you ARE a lawyer.

It seems it's you who has a weak knowledge.


As to Corbyn,You have no evidence at all,no one has,as to Corbyn and you know it.
He could not get away with it ,and people like you wouldn't let him,you who claim to work in politics and for particularly the Conservatives,you would be able to present that evidence and certainly would against a political opponent,especially one you detest as much as Corbyn.

You said the red Nazi statement as to the left,I never reported it but your offensive post and it's content was removed.
If you didn't say anything wrong, a post would not be removed.
That's a fact.

Good grief,if you really had evidence against Corbyn,hating him as you do,you'd have it with the authorities.
You've got none,because there is none.
It's only likely hate for a leader of a party,a party you also dislike,with a section you look down on completely to calling them every name under the sun.

Furthermore,yes,you supported me when you thought me more to the right of politics.
Once I changed,you got at me as you do other decent people of the left.which culminated in that vile post,stating the left were Jewish hating,terrorist supporting red nazis.

It was removed Livia,taken away,for the reason of it being likely grossly offensive.
Dress it up all you like,it was your words.
You'd love it forgotten,I never have,I took you on as to it immediately at the time.
You still make similar jibes on at any opportunity.

Anyway,you hide on here and accuse publicly a legitimate leader of an established party of serious terrorist support for murders of innocent people.
However, You have no proof,there is none.
Have the courage of your own spite and get such evidence to the authorities if you have what no one else has,that is real evidence.
In law that's what has to be done before anyone can be PROVEN guilty of anything.

It seems possibly when it may suit your agenda,likely for someone you hate,the law of the land,can possibly take a back seat
Not for me it doesn't,the law is the law and it's wrong to spout accusations around with no facts,proof or evidence.
I believe that should be the case too 100%

Livia 26-01-2018 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 9823451)
Are you for real,it takes 6 years to become a lawyer, it is 8 years since I started uni and was qualified in 2016.
Stop your nonsense on my qualifications and I didn't question your status,I said you ARE a lawyer.

It seems it's you who has a weak knowledge.


As to Corbyn,You have no evidence at all,no one has,as to Corbyn and you know it.
He could not get away with it ,and people like you wouldn't let him,you who claim to work in politics and for particularly the Conservatives,you would be able to present that evidence and certainly would against a political opponent,especially one you detest as much as Corbyn.

You said the red Nazi statement as to the left,I never reported it but your offensive post and it's content was removed.
If you didn't say anything wrong, a post would not be removed.
That's a fact.

Good grief,if you really had evidence against Corbyn,hating him as you do,you'd have it with the authorities.
You've got none,because there is none.
It's only likely hate for a leader of a party,a party you also dislike,with a section you look down on completely to calling them every name under the sun.

Furthermore,yes,you supported me when you thought me more to the right of politics.
Once I changed,you got at me as you do other decent people of the left.which culminated in that vile post,stating the left were Jewish hating,terrorist supporting red nazis.

It was removed Livia,taken away,for the reason of it being likely grossly offensive.
Dress it up all you like,it was your words.
You'd love it forgotten,I never have,I took you on as to it immediately at the time.
You still make similar jibes on at any opportunity.

Anyway,you hide on here and accuse publicly a legitimate leader of an established party of serious terrorist support for murders of innocent people.
However, You have no proof,there is none.
Have the courage of your own spite and get such evidence to the authorities if you have what no one else has,that is real evidence.
In law that's what has to be done before anyone can be PROVEN guilty of anything.

It seems possibly when it may suit your agenda,likely for someone you hate,the law of the land,can possibly take a back seat
Not for me it doesn't,the law is the law and it's wrong to spout accusations around with no facts,proof or evidence.
I believe that should be the case too 100%


I'm not entertaining anymore of your rude, aggressive, half-literate waffle joey. I'm not even reading this. Try to ignore me. Please. I have no interest in engaging with you further. And please don't vote for me in any more poles.... it's kind of weird considering your usual approach to me.

Livia 26-01-2018 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9823408)
This doesn't really make sense Livia... the only way to prove that something is a fact is to provide evidence? And the only way to make sure that people who don't know that it is a fact will know in future... is to convince them that it is a fact WITH that evidence?

I mean, I'm not a lawyer nor have I ever studied law beyond Judge Judy... but I'm pretty sure that, in let's say a murder trial, you couldn't go in and say "Bob Smith committed murder! Evidence? I don't need to provide evidence your honour; it is a fact! Case closed."

I mean... it's also OK to even say "I know for a fact that Corbyn supported the IRA and nothing will change my opinion, I don't care if you believe it so I'm not going to provide any evidence." ... but in the second part of your post you're saying that you want to "make sure those that don't already know it, will know it" ... and for that, there needs to be at least one of two things:

1) Irrefutable evidence, or

2) A level of personal trust that means the person you are telling will believe you without evidence.


The latter... is really only something that can (or should) exist in the realms of family or very close friends... so I don't think it's applicable to TiBB. So you can state firmly that YOU know what you know about Corbyn (or anyone else), but you can't expect those things to be accepted "as fact" without providing any evidence. It just doesn't work, surely.

I mean... I personally believe that he did "support" the IRA in some ways. I don't believe that he necessarily believes in their ideologies but I do think he's a self-promoter with an agenda and supported them for other reasons / agendae. I think he does the same with feminism / trans rights today. So I find him utterly disingenuous but I think the idea that he actively condones or encourages murder or violence is a massive stretch and it would take significant irrefutable evidence for me to believe otherwise. A YouTube video of an angry Irish presenter shouting "DO YOU SPECIFICALLY CONDEMN THE IRA???" is not evidence. Jet telling us that members of his family knew things that he can't repeat, is also not evidence. So... him having some sort of genuine support for IRA violence is not a fact; it's a rumour that may or may not be true, that some people believe and some don't. Until it is proven, with evidence, it can never be "a fact".


No offence to you, TS... but I'm really tired of this discussion. I'd like to discuss this with you more, maybe on another day and another thread. But not this one.

jet 26-01-2018 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9823408)
Until it is proven, with evidence, it can never be "a fact".

Well can we close this with: to some people here, including me, it IS a fact - I know it to be a fact; others believe it may well be a fact; some others are unsure either way and those who are left (no pun intended) absolutely refuse to even consider it for whatever reason.

DemolitionRed 26-01-2018 05:03 PM

Those who believe it may be a fact but don't have the evidence to back it up, can only guess and the only sort of people who guess are those who wound like it to be a fact.

Kizzy 26-01-2018 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by joeysteele (Post 9822894)
So am I actually, as a lawyer, you should know and stand up for your profession that evidence,substantiated evidence is needed to accuse people of serious wrongdoing.

Have you got concrete evidence that will stand up with the authorities as to Corbyn.
Are do you support accusations of serious nature branded about generally.

Of course you also make it clear you hate Corbyn too so it doesn't surprise me, since you termed the left terrorist supporting red nazis in the past, that you will forget rule of law on this.

In order to appear to support someone making unsubstantiated accusations on a public forum,against a major UK party leader,just because you appear to hate that leader too,(also in fact his party and particularly people on the left of politics since you hated Miliband too).

As a lawyer YOU should know,,that is not and should not be acceptable to make such unsubstantiated serious accusations,and God help the UK if it ever were acceptable as right too.

It is fine to state someone thinks someone has done wrong but unless they can prove same,that's all it is,a thought from them,not substantiated fact.
You make a big play on telling others they are wrong and where's their proof.
When it suits you it seems as to someone you detest,evidence and proof appear to go out the window.

You know something too,years ago, you always guided me even on simple posting on here,to make sure on here what I stated as fact could be backed up with real evidence or documented facts.
Odd how when it appears to suit your own likely hate and prejudice on an issue or against someone you hate,you choose to throw that out.

Well done.

Well said Joey, you are as usual the voice of reason and clarity in any given scenario and thank goodness for you otherwise we'd have no end of half truths and untruths being passed off as fact.
I know I'm forever harping back to quotes but this one is apt at this juncture
'In a time of universal deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act'
More and more I am reminded of this when it comes to the ever more apparent groupthink we are subjected to.

Never have I witnessed you ever be anything other than civil in the face of at times great provocation, if your assertive attitude in defence of your professional opinion is deliberately misconstrued then that is not your issue.
As always your posts are concise to the point and perfectly legible as well as understandable. In any poll you get my vote!

Withano 26-01-2018 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9823745)
Those who believe it may be a fact but don't have the evidence to back it up, can only guess and the only sort of people who guess are those who wound like it to be a fact.

Yeh I agree with this. Wilfully needing something to be a fact still doesn't make it a fact!

Ammi 27-01-2018 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9820016)
Oh I get that entirely, but there's surely plenty of room in our hearts for detesting lots of people, especially the shower of vipers in politics. The horrible situation at the end of the day, is that in most cases anyone who rises through the ranks in politics is going to be a ruthless sh**.

But then what are voters to do? Surely all that can really be done is to try to vote for a party based on their policies and hope that they adhere to them (even though that's highly unlikely). In most of the UK for anyone who is wholeheartedly against current Tory policies and the things that are happening to certain demographics in the UK because of those policies, there is only ONE alternative to vote for... no matter who their leader is. I'm lucky enough not to have to make that call when I vote but if I was in England - although as I've said before I am now no Corbyn supporter at all - I would simply HAVE to support Labour because there is no viable alternative to the Tories... and the very real effects that Tory policies are having come before any personal dislike of a shady politician.

..yeah, I’m really not sure, given the choices of the two main parties..who I will vote for atm...hmmm, I’m thinking that it won’t be either of those main parties which I guess will be a bit of a dud vote I know but I’m just not on board with either party or party leader to feel anything other...just touching on something in the thread, which is the proof thing...I guess in the absence of given proof for certain things, we start to look at things like integrity of the person conveying ‘their truth’ as well..and also that same integrity of the person being discussed to help is in what we feel we see as highly possible or less possible, you know..?..I’m not sure if that makes sense, but well it’s Saturday morning so...:laugh:...anyways, integrity is something I struggle to see in Jeremy Corbyn and like you, TS...what I see more is an opportunist and I feel disingenuity ..not tha I feel any integrity from Theresa May either so there lies the rub...obviously it’s about a party’s whole policies as well but the leader of that party is a big part of guiding and fulfilling those policies...so obviously ‘believing in’ someone to make good decisions and then to‘deliver’ as it were, is very important...I guess what I’m thinking atm is so long as I vote for one because that one might be a better option than the other....?...then does that just reduce chances of ever getting party leaders who do have high integrity because I’ve gone with the ‘make do’ option of all that has been presented...it feels that the only way to be given better options in my vote is just to say no, and refuse both of them with what’s being offered to us...:laugh:...I’m not sure if either becoming more centre or of a third party becoming a real contender and giving them a run for their money will ever happen in my lifetime because these things do take time etc...but for my children and to make those things even a possibility for them..(..Or for their children...)...I just feel that I have to say no to both in my vote and come back to me when you offer something less rubbish and when either of you get closer to what what is needed to get it all back on track...

Kizzy 27-01-2018 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Ammi (Post 9826092)
..yeah, I’m really not sure, given the choices of the two main parties..who I will vote for atm...hmmm, I’m thinking that it won’t be either of those main parties which I guess will be a bit of a dud vote I know but I’m just not on board with either party or party leader to feel anything other...just touching on something in the thread, which is the proof thing...I guess in the absence of given proof for certain things, we start to look at things like integrity of the person conveying ‘their truth’ as well..and also that same integrity of the person being discussed to help is in what we feel we see as highly possible or less possible, you know..?..I’m not sure if that makes sense, but well it’s Saturday morning so...:laugh:...anyways, integrity is something I struggle to see in Jeremy Corbyn and like you, TS...what I see more is an opportunist and I feel disingenuity ..not tha I feel any integrity from Theresa May either so there lies the rub...obviously it’s about a party’s whole policies as well but the leader of that party is a big part of guiding and fulfilling those policies...so obviously ‘believing in’ someone to make good decisions and then to‘deliver’ as it were, is very important...I guess what I’m thinking atm is so long as I vote for one because that one might be a better option than the other....?...then does that just reduce chances of ever getting party leaders who do have high integrity because I’ve gone with the ‘make do’ option of all that has been presented...it feels that the only way to be given better options in my vote is just to say no, and refuse both of them with what’s being offered to us...:laugh:...I’m not sure if either becoming more centre or of a third party becoming a real contender and giving them a run for their money will ever happen in my lifetime because these things do take time etc...but for my children and to make those things even a possibility for them..(..Or for their children...)...I just feel that I have to say no to both in my vote and come back to me when you offer something less rubbish and when either of you get closer to what what is needed to get it all back on track...

No, there is no looking at the integrity of the person the burden of proof is there and should there be a case to be heard then there will be a weight of evidence, last year we were encouraged to 'ignore experts'... Why? because that is very specifically the facts on any given issue, yet it rarely corresponds with what we're told on topics such as child poverty, homelessness or mortality rates.

Look at the issue at hand, the 'Troubles', were those in positions of power and influence jailing innocent people? Have the newspapers been asked to retract lies (the Nicola Sturgeon flag story). was the PM not criticised for here 'disingenuous' use of NHS data by one of her on MPs?.. And then there's Trump!

I think that more than equates to the continued need for facts that can be substantiated, as we can't and shouldn't be expected to make considered decisions on the opinions of others.

jet 28-01-2018 01:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9827181)
No, there is no looking at the integrity of the person the burden of proof is there and should there be a case to be heard then there will be a weight of evidence,

Anyone who insists that Corbyn wasn't a supporter and friend of the terrorist IRA, is being dishonest with themselves and quite frankly, looking pretty dim. There is a wealth of facts and opinions out there to the contrary....and really to say "They are all lies", is just saying "I won't believe anything I don't want to beleive".
I have posted many links in the past, but I don't think they are often clicked on, so... here are some samples of many:

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/a...tain-rp79dvvmk

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Diane Abbott backed victory for the IRA in an interview with a pro-republican journal, The Sunday Times has found.
Abbott, who will become home secretary if Labour wins the election, said in the 1984 interview that Ireland “is our struggle — every defeat of the British state is a victory for all of us. A defeat in Northern Ireland would be a defeat indeed.”
The interview was found during research by The Sunday Times in Irish and republican archives
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The same files disclose that the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, personally led or took part in at least 72 separate events or actions with Sinn Fein and pro-republican groups during the years of the IRA’s armed struggle — far more than previously known.
These included a petition to Downing Street on behalf of Hugh Doherty, a member of the IRA’s Balcombe Street gang convicted of killing seven people, and protests against the extradition of Dessie Ellis, a top IRA bomb maker who has denied links to about 50 deaths.
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The archives also show the main IRA-sympathising groups in Britain held private strategy meetings in Corbyn’s former constituency office — owned by the Labour Party and part-funded by taxpayers from his MP’s allowance.
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The interview was published in Labour and Ireland, the journal of the Labour committee on Ireland (LCI), a small pro-republican support group in the party that operated at the height of the IRA’s armed struggle in the 1980s and early 1990s.
The archives disclose that LCI was chaired for some of the period by John McDonnell, now the shadow chancellor. Corbyn and Abbott were also regular speakers..
There were close links between LCI and the Troops Out Movement [Tom], another IRA-sympathising body with which Corbyn was closely associated. He spoke at more than 20 Troops Out events or meetings.
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Corbyn has claimed he was seeking peace. However, Seamus Mallon, deputy to John Hume, the former Social Democratic and Labour Party leader and the architect of the peace process, told The Sunday Times: “I never heard anyone mention Corbyn at all.
“He very clearly took the side of the IRA and that was incompatible, in my opinion, with working for peace.”
https://www.irishnews.com/news/polit...hies--1032915/

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Secretary of State James Brokenshire has rounded on Jeremy Corbyn for his "IRA sympathies".
Mr Brokenshire accused the Labour leader and his party colleagues, shadow chancellor John McDonnell and shadow home secretary Diane Abbott, of having "extremely worrying views" about IRA terrorism.
But Mr Brokenshire - who prior to the calling of the General Election had been facilitating talks between Stormont's Sinn Féin and the DUP in a bid to restore powersharing - demanded Mr Corbyn and his top team "come clean about their true attitudes towards IRA terrorism".
He accused Mr Corbyn of having a "long political career of sympathy for the IRA cause".
http://www.cityam.com/265655/jeremy-...le-ira-history

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His support for the IRA alone should have sunk Labour. In the 1980s, as the this ruthless mob murdered, kidnapped, assaulted and tortured people, Corbyn and his allies – including Diane Abbott and John McDonnell – supported the cause and befriended terrorists. The possibility that we might have a chancellor who once said: “it was the bombs and bullets… that brought Britain to the negotiating table”, or a home secretary who said that “every defeat of the British state is a victory for all of us”, is madness; a sign of these unstable political times.
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A week after the Brighton bombing, Corbyn invited Gerry Adams to the Commons.
Ireland’s Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said that, according to the evidence he has seen, Adams was not only an IRA member, but sat on its army council.
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.
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Even Labour sympathisers found it hard to stomach Corbyn’s infatuation with the IRA. A 1996 editorial in the left-leaning Guardian, of all places, denounces his “romantic support for Irish Republicans” and states unequivocally: “Mr Corbyn's actions do not advance the cause of peace in Northern Ireland and are not seriously intended to do so”.
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For the truth, we need to listen to the real architects of the peace process who insist that these men had nothing at all to do with it.

Former deputy first minister of Northern Ireland, Seamus Mallon, said “I never heard anyone mention Corbyn at all. He very clearly took the side of the IRA and that was incompatible, in my opinion, with working for peace.” Sean O’Callaghan, an ex-IRA terrorist, said Corbyn “played no part ever, at any time, in promoting peace in Northern Ireland”, and any suggestion otherwise is “a cowardly, self-serving lie”.
https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/0...t-for-the-ira/

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It cannot be said too often that there is nothing intrinsically objectionable about supporting the idea of a united Ireland. But if you did – or still do – support that goal you had a choice. You could ally yourself with the SDLP or you could chum around with Sinn Fein and the IRA. The choice mattered because it was a choice between decency and indecency, between constitutional politics and paramilitary politics. Corbyn, like his Shadow Chancellor, made his choice and chose indecency.
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There is no room for doubt about this and no place for after-the-fact reinterpretations of Corbyn’s ‘role’ in the Irish peace process. That role was limited to being a cheerleader for and enabler of the Republican movement. No-one who was seriously interested in peace in the 1980s spoke at Troops Out rallies. The best that could be said of those people was that they wanted ‘peace’ on the IRA’s terms.
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Fifteen years previously, Corbyn was a member of the board of Labour Briefing, a fringe magazine for diehard leftists that unequivocally supported the IRA’s bombing campaign. Corbyn organised the magazine’s mailing-list and was a regular speaker at its events. In December 1984, the magazine“reaffirmed its support for, and solidarity with, the Irish republican
movement”.....Moreover...“It certainly appears to be the case that the British only sit up and take notice when they are bombed into it”. .
This was published a few weeks after the Brighton bombing.
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Jeremy Corbyn didn’t help bring peace to Northern Ireland, he helped delay it by enabling those who bore primary responsibility for the violence. Now he and his supporters wish to rewrite history, the better to pretend Corbyn was somehow ‘ahead of the curve’. He was no such thing. His vision of peace did not advocate compromise and dialogue. If it had he might have spent more – or some – time speaking with Unionists and other parties with whose analysis he disagreed. But his vision did not do this and so he did not ‘engage’ with anyone in this fashion. No amount of whitewash can cover up this stain upon his record, his worldview and his judgement.

jet 04-02-2018 08:36 PM

Bump.
See above for Corbyn's support of the IRAs murder of innocents.


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