Knife crime in London, another 4 dead.
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Typical politician. Rather than give a straight answer to a straight question, he'll shout, be rude, deflect, try to change the subject and do anything other than answer the question because he knows he'll be shown up for the slimy two-faced creep that he knows he is. Not unlike ellal, Sir Galahad, JohnD, EFLImpudence, noseall and all the other wet liberal apologists on here.
Here we go.
Here we go.
Lol, calling out Motman and his bulls hit is being an apologist? Stick to facts boyo, if you dare.
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Like I said. Deflection. Here we go.
Not going to be drawn. Normal people know what I mean. If it suited your agenda I couldn't convince you lot the sun was rising in the morning if I held you by the neck and forced you to watch it.
Weak cop-out. Just like your arguments. Spout lies then deflect. You are a bitter pointless lying poster Motman, this forum would be better off without you.
This is the man who works in one of the most diverse parts of the UK, which has been a major centre for waves of newcomers to this country for generations, who claims it only started while he's been working there.
The man who has constructed a wall of ignorance around himself so thick that he makes up lies to attack people who try to get him to face up to the truth.
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It was after William Whitelaw's talks with the IRA, and before John Major's
I think the press is making the point that the Conservatives were not fit to govern the country because they spoke to people outside Westminster.
It isnt as simple as that.
In the interview Corbyn says Hamas and Hezbollah should be part of the peace process - and he is correct:
Henry Siegman, an expert on Middle East negotiations, says that no peace will be possible between Israel and Palestinians unless Hamas is brought into the process
https://www.cfr.org/interview/siegm...between-israel-and-palestinians-without-hamas
The problem is that Hamas wont recognise Israel has a right to be a state. Also Hanas is heavily funded by Iran.
Is Corbyn deflecting when asked about his 'friend of Hamas and Hezbollah' -yes it would seem so.
Is Corbyn right to complain he isnt allowed to discuss the wider middle east conflict and that the interview is a piece of tabloid journalism? -I would say so, yes.
The problem is that Corbyn is a socialist, that means he doesnt like Israel, a successful capitalist nation. It means his approach to foreign policy is with that bias, which has led to the on going anti semitism issues in Labour. There are lots of things wrong with Israel and Corbyn is right to fight against it, the problem is he does not do so from a neutral stance.
Corbyn is flawed as a leader, but he isnt a slimy 2 faced creep. Compared to the 2 Tory leadership candidates Corbyn is a paragon of virtue.
If you want a good example of a 2 faced politician, look at Boris Johnsons record.
And the other problem is that Israel won't recognise that Palestine has the right to be a state.
Which rules out a 2-nation solution
Nor does it recognise that Palestinians can have citizenship rights
Which rules out a 1-nation solution.
So that leaves, er..... um........
Ethnic cleansing.
So both sides have entrenched positions.
Its lucky this country has never had an issue causing such division...........
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