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Corbyn 23: Hail Discorbia

Started by Blue Jam, March 18, 2019, 04:03:30 PM

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BlodwynPig

Quote from: Buelligan on March 24, 2019, 06:45:03 PM
Heheh, I was just thinking about that time Chuka grilled Corbyn, from memory, autumn 2016ish.  Chuka was chair of a Home Affairs Select Committee (antisemitism) and he (at that time, part of the treacherous PLP chicken coup) was unrelentingly unpleasant, obviously angling for a pair of ears, when grilling poor old Jez. 

Anyway, I looked for a vid to refresh my memory, couldn't find one but found another, self-published by Umunna, in October 2016, blethering on about his findings as Chair of HAC Report into Antisemitism.  It's been up for over 18 months, on a hot topic AND IT'S HAD, IN TOTAL, 294 VIEWS. 

Didn't watch it because I didn't want the cunt to see his viewings total roll one more digit over this month. 

Amazing though, don't you think, 294 views in 18 months, that's how loved he is, that's how fucking interesting and relevant he is. 

Wanker.

That must be the one where Gapes waddles in half-way through and does a GOATSE to camera.

Buelligan

No, no, that was the one where they tried to make Jez cry.  I've definitely seen that one.

king_tubby

Fucking hell, lads, Corbyn's son had a roll up a year ago - VOTE TORY.

https://twitter.com/NatHempServ/status/1109565431285714946

I mean, Jack Straw's failson did Brexit, but you never see that in the papers.

Shoulders?-Stomach!

Corbyn's son is a nice looking lad.

"EXCLUSIVE BY TOM WELLS" - ie. "I basically stalked someone completely irrelevant (hence why this is an exclusive) and got paid to do it because that is somehow deemed ethical in this country"

phantom_power

Quote from: Shoulders?-Stomach! on March 24, 2019, 07:20:55 PM
Corbyn's son is a nice looking lad.

"EXCLUSIVE BY TOM WELLS" - ie. "I basically stalked someone completely irrelevant (hence why this is an exclusive) and got paid to do it because that is somehow deemed ethical in this country"

And all I got to show for it is this lousy photo of a young man smoking a fag

idunnosomename

"puffs funny fag"

It doesn't look dank for Corbyn!

garnish

Quote from: Shoulders?-Stomach! on March 24, 2019, 07:20:55 PM
Corbyn's son is a nice looking lad.

"EXCLUSIVE BY TOM WELLS" - ie. "I basically stalked someone completely irrelevant (hence why this is an exclusive) and got paid to do it because that is somehow deemed ethical in this country"

Probably didn't even do the stalking himself but got tipped off by Chris Morris ringing in a pisstake from On the Hour.

Blumf


chocolate teapot

#188
Footage of the attack on Corbyn https://twitter.com/0Calamity/status/1110243400886992897 the assailant has been sentenced to 28 days in prison

BlodwynPig

Quote from: chocolate teapot on March 25, 2019, 06:51:00 PM
Footage of the attack on Corbyn https://twitter.com/0Calamity/status/1110243400886992897 the assailant has been sentenced to 28 days in prison

The presumably muslim women in the hi-viz jacket could single-handedly be responsible for enabling the first socialist government in the UK. well done her.

sponk

Quote from: king_tubby on March 24, 2019, 07:00:37 PM
Fucking hell, lads, Corbyn's son had a roll up a year ago - VOTE TORY.

https://twitter.com/NatHempServ/status/1109565431285714946

I mean, Jack Straw's failson did Brexit, but you never see that in the papers.

Just realized I've never heard Corbyn talk about the Drug War, pretty grim that it's such a none issue to most voters and journalists. Does he favour decriminalization? If not, this story seems fair game in a way.

NoSleep

The Tories will be handing out free weed in their next campaign, so it will be past worrying over.

Fabian Thomsett


sponk

Quote from: Fabian Thomsett on March 25, 2019, 07:46:16 PM
Sounds like another Tommy Mair

https://twitter.com/evolvepolitics/status/1110252251812106242

That's the problem with online posts. Are you sure he was being serious? It read like an obvious joke to me, not dissimilar to stuff I have read here.

Phil_A

Quote from: sponk on March 25, 2019, 10:30:03 PM
That's the problem with online posts. Are you sure he was being serious? It read like an obvious joke to me, not dissimilar to stuff I have read here.

Only if all his "jokes" involve threatening to murder anti-Brexit campaigners and Muslims. It's all just top bantz from the Murphmeister.

Buelligan

Quote from: sponk on March 25, 2019, 10:30:03 PM
That's the problem with online posts. Are you sure he was being serious? It read like an obvious joke to me, not dissimilar to stuff I have read here.

I'd say there's an element of seriousness, illustrated by the fact that he placed himself in a room with Corbyn in it and an egg in his fist which he then hit Corbyn on the back of the head with, quite hard (it looks more like aggression or malice than jest) from the video, I'd say.  So yes, I think he was reasonably serious and is unhinged.  It wasn't so much egging him as punching him in the head.

KennyMonster

Quote from: Buelligan on March 25, 2019, 11:10:23 PM
I'd say there's an element of seriousness, illustrated by the fact that he placed himself in a room with Corbyn in it and an egg in his fist which he then hit Corbyn on the back of the head with, quite hard (it looks more like aggression or malice than jest) from the video, I'd say.  So yes, I think he was reasonably serious and is unhinged.  It wasn't so much egging him as punching him in the head.

It was established soon after the event that he was pushed in the head and not 'egged' but the MSM (well the Guardian so far as I've seen) were determined to still report it as being an 'egging' rather than anything else, like you know, a violent attack, even though the quotes they used in that report contradicted them saying it was an egging.
And now we all have seen the video too.

If I hold onto a feather whilst punching somebody in the head I'm not tickling them am I?

Corbyn must be 'fair game' then I suppose.

Buelligan

It's a bit bad, that.  I mean, if a healthy youngish man sneaks up behind a seventy year old many and punches them hard in the head, without provocation, is that OK?  I know it's a bit ageist of me but I can't help but feel there's something a bit wrong with a person in the prime of physical health purposely attacking someone who is either much older or much younger, it just seems very wrong.

idunnosomename

Quote from: sponk on March 25, 2019, 07:19:27 PM
Just realized I've never heard Corbyn talk about the Drug War, pretty grim that it's such a none issue to most voters and journalists. Does he favour decriminalization? If not, this story seems fair game in a way.
It wasn't a joint, it was a legal cannabis oil apparently

https://twitter.com/TommyCorbyn/status/1109245230061101058

Paul Calf


Buelligan

Whatever it was, this so called son of Corbyn's is an adult man, it's his own business what the fuck he does.

I'm at a complete loss to understand what kind of mental process one has to engage in to imagine some sort of joint responsibility within families.  Is it normal to believe that people are personally and severally liable for the faults and pecadilloes of their extended (or even nuclear) family.  I think not.


This doesn't look good for Corbyn

Paul Calf


king_tubby

QuoteYou shall not bow yourself down to them, nor serve them. For I the LORD your God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the sons to the third and fourth generation of those that hate me, and showing mercy to thousands of those that love Me and keep My commandments.

Not my words, the words of the LORD our God.

greencalx

Quote
Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, said: "This house must also consider whether any deal should be put to the people for a confirmatory vote. Where this government has failed, this house must, and I believe will, succeed."

That's Jeremy "anti-his-party's-own-policy-on-holding-a-people's-vote" Corbyn there. The any deal part is interesting. Previously I had understood that he'd favour putting May's deal to a vote, but not his own (in the unlikely event that he had the opportunity to get one), which obviously is an awkward inconsistency.

It's almost like he doesn't want any form of Brexit to happen...

DrGreggles

Quote from: greencalx on March 26, 2019, 08:15:17 AM
That's Jeremy "anti-his-party's-own-policy-on-holding-a-people's-vote" Corbyn there. The any deal part is interesting. Previously I had understood that he'd favour putting May's deal to a vote, but not his own (in the unlikely event that he had the opportunity to get one), which obviously is an awkward inconsistency.

It's almost like he doesn't want any form of Brexit to happen...

I wonder what the anti-Corbyn People's Vote lot are flooding Twitter with today...

Buelligan

Quote from: Paul Calf on March 26, 2019, 08:06:40 AM
Ehehe.

You noticed.  How kind!

*wanders off sniggering quietly*

Have you noticed this too?


Tommy Corbyn                                                      Mr Frodo

imitationleather

Quote from: DrGreggles on March 26, 2019, 08:17:41 AM
I wonder what the anti-Corbyn People's Vote lot are flooding Twitter with today...

Over at Sociopath Twitter they're still doing celebratory tap dances about him being assaulted.

Paul Calf

Quote from: Buelligan on March 26, 2019, 08:18:38 AM
You noticed.  How kind!

*wanders off sniggering quietly*

Have you noticed this too?


Tommy Corbyn                                                      Mr Frodo

Ahhhh! I was thinking he looked like Matt out of Green Street, who is also Elijah Wood.

Buelligan

Pretty weird, eh.  Puts a whole nother perspective on Corbyn winning the Gandalf Peace Prize.

Jockice

Quote from: greencalx on March 26, 2019, 08:15:17 AM
That's Jeremy "anti-his-party's-own-policy-on-holding-a-people's-vote" Corbyn there. The any deal part is interesting. Previously I had understood that he'd favour putting May's deal to a vote, but not his own (in the unlikely event that he had the opportunity to get one), which obviously is an awkward inconsistency.

It's almost like he doesn't want any form of Brexit to happen...

Don't be daft. He's had 'I love Brexit' tattooed on his chest. He dreams about it every night. He got caught in the House Of Commons bogs having a wank while going 'Brexit ooh Brexit.'

Allegedly.