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That would be why Pollard saw them. He writes for the Mail.
That would be why Pollard saw them. He writes for the Mail.
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This might be what they're objecting too.
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Corbyn's links to/support for white leftist anti-semites is far more worrying than his dealings with Hamas/Hezbollah IMO. Would add Assange to the list of "Jewish conspiracy" types Corbyn has expressed support for (not to mention he's probably a rapist).
Much of this is stuff Corbyn needs to properly explain/account for. At the very least, it demonstrates poor judgement.
Side-eyeing anyone who criticises Corbyn over that stuff and doesn't criticise Yvette Cooper for, for example, this sort of stuff, though.
And Pollard is obviously scum.Comment
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Yeah that "preachers speaking English" and "Sharia courts" is bollocks from Cooper.Comment
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No I bloody wouldn't.Kevchenko wrote:I suspect that there would be some government agency tasked with coordinating the infrastructure - something like Broadband Delivery UK for example - and the BoE would buy debt issued by them directly?Originally posted by Tubby Isaacs
I am not ignoring your last contribution to our - seeming - dialogue about education, by the way. Very good points in there but I have been tied up with very RL.Comment
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It's evolved over time to fit the circumstances. So the strategy's the same- foreign country => united Ireland- the tactics have changed post-GFA.Tubby Isaacs wrote: How well do you think the Corbyn circa 84 position on Northern Ireland has aged?
Of course I think the strategy's both undemocratic (even if you want to jettison NI you need to deal with it while remaining in UK) and ignores reality (support for ending partition is stagnant North of the Border, acceptance of keeping it as high as ever in the South).Comment
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Why were they established in the first place, though? It seems to go against every British cultural tradition to facilitate ethno-religious exceptionalism.Tubby Isaacs wrote: Yeah that "preachers speaking English" and "Sharia courts" is bollocks from Cooper.Comment
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Had an 'interesting' - read "Kafka-esque - conversation with some one on a friend's FB where he was asking all those questions. I was quite interested in finding about them myself but the more I asked for details of him, the more he put words into my mouth about how I was ignoring criticisms of Corbyn when I was, in fact, asking for more detail of the criticism so I could look myself.
It was one of the those times when a swivel eyed loon presents himself as fairly benign until you have invested quite a lot into the dialogue. Having seen the list, there are one or two that I would like to see Corbyn answer and he has been fairly thorough in answering charges so far. The Hamas and Hezbollah ones are ridiculous and the Eisner one is bollocks as well.Comment
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That's true, but Beth din courts have been operating for ages with little objection.Diable Rouge wrote:Why were they established in the first place, though? It seems to go against every British cultural tradition to facilitate ethno-religious exceptionalism.Originally posted by Tubby IsaacsComment
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The C of E has surely been a form of exceptionalism for some time (since a majority of the population stopped attending out of habit)?Comment
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Ha ha, that is awful.Comment
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Really?It seems to go against every British cultural tradition to facilitate ethno-religious exceptionalism.Comment
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Cheers. Interesting interview with Benn here. Doesn't to me come across well.Duncan Gardner wrote:It's evolved over time to fit the circumstances. So the strategy's the same- foreign country => united Ireland- the tactics have changed post-GFA.Originally posted by Tubby Isaacs
Of course I think the strategy's both undemocratic (even if you want to jettison NI you need to deal with it while remaining in UK) and ignores reality (support for ending partition is stagnant North of the Border, acceptance of keeping it as high as ever in the South).
http://www.workersliberty.org/story/2007/02/17/discussion-ireland-tony-bennComment
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Why are you reading the AWL?
Polly Toynbee - is she ever going to shut the fuck up?Comment
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Interested in the "Bennite" views on Northern Ireland and this came up.TonTon wrote: Why are you reading the AWL?
Polly Toynbee - is she ever going to shut the fuck up?Comment
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The Guardian has published four anti-Corbyn articles today alone.Comment
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It was Ireland that set the Soggy Oggies off on their weird quest, I do believe.Comment
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Where did they end up?Comment
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As the AWL, Alliance for White Liberals as they are called, or Alliance for Workers Liberty as they call themselves. A weird lot, letting guru Sean Matgamna publish his weird poetry about his Oedipus complex in their paper, and supporting Israel and being Islamophobes.Comment
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Ah they ended up here.
I quite liked that old interview with Benn though.In 2006, the AWL reproduced the Muhammad cartoons that were originally published in Jyllands-Posten on their website, describing it as an issue of free speechComment
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It's nothing like an honest interview, is it?Comment
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Not being a Guardian - or, indeed, any paper - reader, this has helped me form my view upon it.Green Calx wrote: The Guardian has published four anti-Corbyn articles today alone.Comment
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