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Laatab 02-07-2016 19:19

Re: Labour Party
 
Here is the full speech on why JC decided to back remaining in the EU. At the end he is asked why he's changed his mind after voting against the EU so many times.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwSJV8uSkY4

Margaret Pilkington 02-07-2016 20:05

Re: Labour Party
 
I am very sorry, but I cannot abide to watch this at any price.(and it is 26 minutes of my life I would never get back - at my age I can't afford to waste time on such things)
I really do have EU fatigue. The TV nearly came a cropper during a news bulletin today. If my other half had not had the presence of mind to take the doorstop from my hands he would be reading the paper now instead of watching TV......or maybe he wouldn't, my aim is not that good.

If I had watched it I would not have believed him as his support for the campaign was so very tepid.

Less 02-07-2016 20:17

Re: Labour Party
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Laatab (Post 1171668)
Here is the full speech on why JC decided to back remaining in the EU. At the end he is asked why he's changed his mind after voting against the EU so many times.

Rather than force us through 27 minutes of this, tell us the answer, why did he change his mind?
My life gets shorter by the day, I haven't got the time or your enthusiasm to watch it all.

Less 02-07-2016 20:19

Re: Labour Party
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by margaret pilkington (Post 1171675)
i am very sorry, but i cannot abide to watch this at any price.(and it is 26 minutes of my life i would never get back - at my age i can't afford to waste time on such things)
i really do have eu fatigue. The tv nearly came a cropper during a news bulletin today. If my other half had not had the presence of mind to take the doorstop from my hands he would be reading the paper now instead of watching tv......or maybe he wouldn't, my aim is not that good.

If i had watched it i would not have believed him as his support for the campaign was so very tepid.

snap!

Laatab 02-07-2016 20:41

Re: Labour Party
 
Well I did say that the answer as to why he's now backing remain is right at the end!

Guinness 02-07-2016 20:51

Re: Labour Party
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Laatab (Post 1171681)
Well I did say that the answer as to why he's now backing remain is right at the end!

And thats the point....even when people are hand fed, they still have difficulty seeing

The Jones boy has done the same on twitter today. he posted :-

'behaviour is of a broken man' and linked this....

Jeremy Corbyn held back by aides after furious confrontation with reporter who asked if he was 'running away' from Labour crisis

Obviously missed reading this bit of the article :-

The television reporter involved in the incident - Victoria Macdonald, Channel Four News’ Health and Social affairs correspondent - denied that she had been “lunged at” by the Labour leader.

Less 02-07-2016 21:06

Re: Labour Party
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Laatab (Post 1171681)
Well I did say that the answer as to why he's now backing remain is right at the end!

Didn't bother to give us the answer though did you?

I don't care if Guinness thinks I'm spoon fed, your spoon is too large, just give us the facts.

Margaret Pilkington 02-07-2016 21:13

Re: Labour Party
 
It is all academic anyway.
The party is in bits and it need not be.
It is going to take a lot to rebuild the integrity of the Labour Party....and if I am honest I can't think of anyone capable of doing it.

cashman 02-07-2016 21:34

Re: Labour Party
 
It will never be rebuilt until the snakes have been cleared out. its that simple to me.

Laatab 02-07-2016 23:07

Re: Labour Party
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Less (Post 1171689)
Didn't bother to give us the answer though did you?

I don't care if Guinness thinks I'm spoon fed, your spoon is too large, just give us the facts.

I'm sorry Less, you're right, for you, my spoon is far too large!

Laatab 02-07-2016 23:27

Re: Labour Party
 
Corbryn changed his mind on Europe for two reason that I know of. One is the there is a groundswell of grass-roots driven political opinion demanding democratic reforms throughout Europe and the other is our domestic politics are dominated by an ultra right wing neo-liberal political class!

That's as condensed as I can make it:)

Margaret Pilkington 03-07-2016 07:22

Re: Labour Party
 
If those are his reasons then I am thankful that I did not sit through it.
The groundswell of public opinion in Europe is wasting its time. They might as well save their breath to cool their soup.
While ever they are in the EU there will be no meaningful democratic change. The people who lead the EU( and European nations by the nose) will see to that.
His second reason is just politician speak for career politicians with precious little experience of real life.
Straight from uni and then parachuted into a political career in some place they have probably previously never heard of.

That is unlike our own MP. He had a job, worked for a living, knew the area and its people....knew what made them tick.....what worried them.
He was not one of those university educated career politicos, but it has not done us much good.
He still could not represent us accurately....and worse than that....he insulted many by his comments.

Margaret Pilkington 03-07-2016 07:38

Re: Labour Party
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Laatab (Post 1171701)
Corbryn changed his mind on Europe for two reason that I know of. One is the there is a groundswell of grass-roots driven political opinion demanding democratic reforms throughout Europe and the other is our domestic politics are dominated by an ultra right wing neo-liberal political class!

That's as condensed as I can make it:)

Thank you for your condensed version. I am not a great fan of YouTube.....and sometimes they won't play on my desktop......this one wouldn't.....so you see I DID try.....purely because I figured that you had taken the trouble to try and educate us.
I thought that perhaps it would help me see the Labour Party leader in a more favourable light. Even though I know that once I make an opinion on something, it is very difficult to 'turn' me( must be something to do with my Christian name)....it would have had to be a monumental shift.
Anyway now I know the gist, I am glad I didn't watch it.

Laatab 03-07-2016 09:39

Re: Labour Party
 
Ha Margaret, I'm definitely not trying to educate anyone I haven't the brains nor the inclination and I definitely empathise with you as regards how exhausting it can be following this stuff. Oh and btw I know all about people called Margaret as that's the name of my girlfriend of many years. I'm just a guy with too much time on my hands if anything.

Laatab 03-07-2016 09:45

Re: Labour Party
 
Found this interesting article on the Canary this morning if anyone's interested in knowing more detail about who has orchestrated this coup against Corbryn.

The truth behind the Labour coup, when it really began and who manufactured it (EXCLUSIVE) | The Canary


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