Re: 'Labour MUST Kill Vampire Jezza': The Plot to Destroy Co
Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 9:27 pm
Hope that Gnostic Heresy is still around somewhere. Reviewing my last post after many long months of absence I found it short-sighted and needlessly tribal, as well as shitely written. We can all be a bit of a bawjaws at times.
It will be hilarious and brilliant if Corbyn wins now (how ridiculous would that idea have seemed, in and of itself, even a few weeks back?) though I'm still not all that impressed by him as a person or politician. I have got to like him a lot more over recent weeks though. If the polls are accurate, I am not alone in that. He has a sly wit and bone-dry charm about him that grows on you like a benign mould over time... the kind of benign mould one might find on a neglected giant marrow that's been left roosting in an allotment shed too long.
Hilariously, as someone who longs for the United Kingdom as a political superstructure to get yucked in the bin of history, some of Corbyn and McDonnell's reanimated comments on the IRA - the verifiable and verified ones, I mean - seemed a tiny wee bit too extreme even for a supporter of a unified Ireland like meself. I was scandalized. I mean, Jaysus. There was no need to go all-in, was there? Maybe it looked different at the time.
But it doesn't matter. Voting has closed. Corbyn said some rather silly things about NI in the past. Fine. No one's perfect.
The British state, largely Tory-led over the years in question, actively colluded with terror groups there to murder British citizens on British soil. So who'm I gonna vote for?
Well, the SNP as it turns out. But I wish the old fella well.
The poor man has been endorsed by Eddie Izzard. No one wants that. Few politicians or causes survive the Izzard touch. But he has also been forecast to lose heavily by (Sir) John McTernan, so I reckon it evens out. He still has the ghost of a chance.
Alistair Campbell has backtracked and now thinks Corbyn's cool.
Whatever.
I'm not watching the results live, so I hope there hasn't been some dramatic disaster or plummet as I write this. Let's give the old boy a chance.
And then watch as the UK gets the Venezuela treatment (international disinvestment, unavoidable sanctions, universal derision, pariah status, open economic warfare against it's interests by it's nominal allies, and no toilet paper to wipe your arse on).
This seems to be the inevitable fate of all states who try to sail to the left. Well, fair enough. Let's be having it. Bring it on. It'll be largely indistinguishable from the effects of Brexit anyway, lol.
It will be hilarious and brilliant if Corbyn wins now (how ridiculous would that idea have seemed, in and of itself, even a few weeks back?) though I'm still not all that impressed by him as a person or politician. I have got to like him a lot more over recent weeks though. If the polls are accurate, I am not alone in that. He has a sly wit and bone-dry charm about him that grows on you like a benign mould over time... the kind of benign mould one might find on a neglected giant marrow that's been left roosting in an allotment shed too long.
Hilariously, as someone who longs for the United Kingdom as a political superstructure to get yucked in the bin of history, some of Corbyn and McDonnell's reanimated comments on the IRA - the verifiable and verified ones, I mean - seemed a tiny wee bit too extreme even for a supporter of a unified Ireland like meself. I was scandalized. I mean, Jaysus. There was no need to go all-in, was there? Maybe it looked different at the time.
But it doesn't matter. Voting has closed. Corbyn said some rather silly things about NI in the past. Fine. No one's perfect.
The British state, largely Tory-led over the years in question, actively colluded with terror groups there to murder British citizens on British soil. So who'm I gonna vote for?
Well, the SNP as it turns out. But I wish the old fella well.
The poor man has been endorsed by Eddie Izzard. No one wants that. Few politicians or causes survive the Izzard touch. But he has also been forecast to lose heavily by (Sir) John McTernan, so I reckon it evens out. He still has the ghost of a chance.
Alistair Campbell has backtracked and now thinks Corbyn's cool.
Whatever.
I'm not watching the results live, so I hope there hasn't been some dramatic disaster or plummet as I write this. Let's give the old boy a chance.
And then watch as the UK gets the Venezuela treatment (international disinvestment, unavoidable sanctions, universal derision, pariah status, open economic warfare against it's interests by it's nominal allies, and no toilet paper to wipe your arse on).
This seems to be the inevitable fate of all states who try to sail to the left. Well, fair enough. Let's be having it. Bring it on. It'll be largely indistinguishable from the effects of Brexit anyway, lol.
