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Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 12:22 pm The man is a genuine swivel-eyed loon - look at the brief video. My reading of what he was saying to Starmer was that he had ordered a lockdown, as though he was in government - a frequent mental lapse for Corbynfluffers.

Taking away who he was talking to and about what, the licensing authority responsible for Bath should be taking a good look at whether someone so volatile is fit to run a pub.

Quite.

davidjay wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 7:49 pm

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 12:22 pm The man is a genuine swivel-eyed loon - look at the brief video. My reading of what he was saying to Starmer was that he had ordered a lockdown, as though he was in government - a frequent mental lapse for Corbynfluffers.

Taking away who he was talking to and about what, the licensing authority responsible for Bath should be taking a good look at whether someone so volatile is fit to run a pub.

Probably thinks he's Danny Dyer.

davidjay wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 7:49 pm

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 12:22 pm The man is a genuine swivel-eyed loon - look at the brief video. My reading of what he was saying to Starmer was that he had ordered a lockdown, as though he was in government - a frequent mental lapse for Corbynfluffers.

Taking away who he was talking to and about what, the licensing authority responsible for Bath should be taking a good look at whether someone so volatile is fit to run a pub.

I'm trying to remember if this is the bloke who hired my UKIP-supporting and xenophobic housemate to work the bar (and then didn't pay him after it was insisted that bar staff are either clean shaven or have a full beard but no "untidy, continental in-between stubble" leading to housemate not working for a fortnight so he could grow a beard).

Boiler wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 10:41 pm

davidjay wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 7:49 pm

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 12:22 pm The man is a genuine swivel-eyed loon - look at the brief video. My reading of what he was saying to Starmer was that he had ordered a lockdown, as though he was in government - a frequent mental lapse for Corbynfluffers.

Taking away who he was talking to and about what, the licensing authority responsible for Bath should be taking a good look at whether someone so volatile is fit to run a pub.

Probably thinks he's Danny Dyer.

I think you'll find "Get out my pub" was Barbara "Babs" Windsor.

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 12:22 pm The man is a genuine swivel-eyed loon - look at the brief video. My reading of what he was saying to Starmer was that he had ordered a lockdown, as though he was in government - a frequent mental lapse for Corbynfluffers.

A FB friend who lives in Bath says the "lifelong Labour voter" line is a lie, landlord is/was a Kipper, openly so.

Andy McDandy wrote: ↑Tue Apr 20, 2021 9:42 am Plenty of similar pubs in Dorset/Bournemouth. Full of Essex/estuary boys because it's not as far as Cornwall.

...and whiter than Essex.

There are local phonetisists who will tell you that you can mark the western edge of Poole & Bournemouth (basically the same town, now) as the point where Wurzelese stops and Wankspeak starts.

Carry on, chaps.

https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/ ... vid-crisis

The Ghost of Christmas Past Election Failures speaks his branez

I think you have to be inclusive of all people in the party and make sure their voices are heard and make sure the democracy of the party is going to be intact - because that's the absolute lifeblood of it.

What Jezza means is that MPs should be delegates for cranky CLP activists. Apart from me as I believe in the same bollocks as them so I can remain a man of principle who says what he thinks.

Back in his comfort zone basking in the applause of his faithful

I don't think it's the next generation that's the problem, Jezza.


And they include antisemitism in their worldview.

Leading insightful political analysis from Matt Goodwin.

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Sat Apr 17, 2021 11:10 am Leader of Hr Majesty's Loyal Opposition.

Is he really doing as badly as the Corbynites claim?

Blair is a bit socially awkward in private and Harold Wilson was even more so (a dull statician) by all accounts but they learned the theatre of leadership that comes naturally to a malignant clown like Johnson. I wish being a stable talented leader you can trust was enough but as Brown found to his cost it isn’t.
Keir is the least of Labour’s problems but he’s the captain and if the party’s approval ratings don’t rise when his do, that’s still on him.

Because of Covid, Starmer hasn’t played his cards yet to introduce himself to the public. Last time I looked over 30 percent still didn’t know anything about him.

The Weeping Angel wrote: ↑Thu Apr 22, 2021 8:33 pm Leading insightful political analysis from Matt Goodwin.

Oh man- win a bellwether seat is good, lose it is bad. That's as you say, leading analysis.

Leading spelling as well.

It's "bellwether", not "bellweather".

Don’t usually like Ian Austin’s musings but that’s funny

Liverpool Wavertree CLP the same CLP that bullied Luciana Berger.

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/polit ... JUlTEBw8qw

A constituency in Liverpool has become the first to vote through a no-confidence motion in Sir Keir Starmer following heavy losses in the local elections.

Polling released today shows the Conservatives have opened up an eye-watering 15 point lead over Labour, with Boris Johnson also seeing his popularity improve.

YouGov’s latest polling puts the Tories on 45 per cent, two points up on last week when local elections saw the party sweep up across councils and take the Hartlepool by-election.

Labour lost control of eight councils and shed some 326 councillors all told in the elections.

https://metro.co.uk/2021/05/26/keir-sta ... op.twitter

Not sure what he's thinking here. His options are either

a) "nah, drugs weren't for me"
b) "yeah, did some weed when I was a teen, not now"

Instead Starmer's chronic inability to act like a human has created a headline where no other Labour leader would've made one. I can't decide if he's not sure how the answer would be focused group, or if he's been doing Charlie whilst locking people up for possession.

Cameron did the same and it didn't do him any harm.

I do wonder if you asked a hundred people who the Labour leader was, how many would say Corbyn.

Keir Starmer appearing on Piers Morgan's Life Stories is a chance to read feedback from non-politicos. Which was very positive from what I read among people who didn't really know him before. They got him as a sincere and decent man who didn't get where he was by being a fucking idiot. The juxtaposition between him and Johnson couldn't be more stark.