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Quite. Not sure I hate him the way I do some other politicians like Clarke or Cable, but his ideals are total lunacy. If he gets to be PM the UK economy would be destroyed. On the plus side he would not last long, once all those promises he has made to younger generations prove to be totally unaffordable.
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Korbyn is the sort of commie loon that thinks Venezuela is not succeeding because the leaders there are too capitalist and market driven.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostKhan is a lot more sensible than Corbyn. Mind you, one could say the same about the earthworm I rescued from a hot pavement today.
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Khan is a lot more sensible than Corbyn. Mind you, one could say the same about the earthworm I rescued from a hot pavement today.
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Khan and Komrade Korbyn don't get on.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostYour new trading parters. You like drag don't you?
Justin Trudeau wants 'seamless' UK trade deal after Brexit
With Corbyn in power it could be perfect.
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Your new trading parters. You like drag don't you?Originally posted by original PM View PostWho t f are these people?
Justin Trudeau wants 'seamless' UK trade deal after Brexit
With Corbyn in power it could be perfect.
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I'm not sure, but I think one of them might be Justin Trudeau. God Emperor for Life (don't tell the Queen) of Canada.Originally posted by original PM View PostWho t f are these people?
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The guy on the left, holding the phone, is a charming North American leader with one wife, three children, didn't inherit millions from his father, doesn't have a string of failed businesses behind him and is the leader of a centralist party. (some would consider them ultra left wing because they aren't as far reicht as Tories.)Originally posted by original PM View PostWho t f are these people?
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