The Scotch Branch labour Leader at his best.
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It's on twitter so it must be true.Comment
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Was up for 15 mins mate, long enough for a screen grab. This is a guy who went to Uni for NINE years and didn't graduate.Originally posted by barrydidit View Post
I can't believe he wrote that for a minute, btwWhen freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Yeah but even so.... Why would the wehrmacht attack pearl harbo(u)r? That would have been the kriegsmarine's jobOriginally posted by TestMangler View Post
No wonder he wants it to be free.Originally posted by TestManglerComment
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There was an even better one last week from his deputy, when criticised for using an English printing firm for the Scottish Labour campaign leaflets, she retorted with a quip about the Scottish Government using foreign steel to build the new forth road bridge. Mad cow !Originally posted by barrydidit View PostYeah but even so.... Why would the wehrmacht attack pearl harbo(u)r? That would have been the kriegsmarine's job
No wonder he wants it to be free.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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That's lost on me...is there a new one? Is it concrete like the old one? Or was she thinking the railway bridge was a replacement for the suspension jobbie?Originally posted by TestMangler View Post
Whatever, it's reminded me of the time in a meeting someone likened their current task to painting the Forth road bridge
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Is there a new one LOL. You fancy standing as Scottish Labour's candidate for Huddersfield ??Originally posted by barrydidit View PostThat's lost on me...is there a new one? Is it concrete like the old one? Or was she thinking the railway bridge was a replacement for the suspension jobbie?
Whatever, it's reminded me of the time in a meeting someone likened their current task to painting the Forth road bridgeWhen freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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He only wants it to be free now there's an election on. When he was in Blair's government he voted for student fees.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostYeah but even so.... Why would the wehrmacht attack pearl harbo(u)r? That would have been the kriegsmarine's job
No wonder he wants it to be free.
BBC News - Profile: Jim Murphy, Scottish Labour leader
And then there's his past as a "Blairite" politician who backed controversial policies such as the Iraq War and student fees - although Mr Murphy himself says "New Labour" is a 20-year-old tag, now consigned to history.
As well as going to Uni for 9 years (free on a student grant back then) without graduating, there's also talk of his time in South Africa. It's said he left at 18 to come back to Scotland to avoid being conscripted but it has been shown that conscription was for 16-18 year olds and he might have actually served in the apartheid army and tried to cover it up.
He is also pro-Israel and is a member of the right wing Henry Jackson society.Comment
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Yes, the new one will be finished on time and under budget with the surplus money going towards upgrading the A9 to dual carriageway. Some concrete involved but mostly steel. There was a good programme on up here about how they put it together.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostThat's lost on me...is there a new one? Is it concrete like the old one? Or was she thinking the railway bridge was a replacement for the suspension jobbie?
Whatever, it's reminded me of the time in a meeting someone likened their current task to painting the Forth road bridge
ScotLab leaflets were printed in Essex so someone pointed out why when there are lots of local printers could do with the work. She tweeted "Dear SNP activists moaning about labour leaflets being printed in England, you're building a Scottish bridge with Chinese steel. Love Kez"
It was pointed out to here that the last steelworks in Scotland at Ravenscraig were closed by Thatcher and the resultant wasteland hasn't been put to use by the sitting Labour MP. The bridge uses a type of steel that wasn't produced in Scotland anyway.
Oh aye, and there won't be any tolls on it either
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