Leekbrookgull
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA8nABHLQQANo i dont live in Kew or Primrose Hill and we use Southern !
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And people wonder why Labour is 10+ points behind the Tories.
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topbanana36
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Another labour car crash!
Not Andy Naylor
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Do they really wonder? I thought the reasons were rather obvious to most people.
But this clip must be at least two years old. Is that the best the Labour-bashers can do?
But this clip must be at least two years old. Is that the best the Labour-bashers can do?
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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I suppose trawling through over two year old political clips is a way to spend an evening, not a brilliant one mind.
crookie
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I'm not a Labour supporter but a 2 yr old video seems a bit tragic
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Why picking out Labour in this? OK - I know she is/was a Labour shadow minister (and it has to be said, a very inept one) but I'm sure that without any effort the Lib Dems, or The Greens - and even factions of the Tory Party - could have put up an equally twattish advocate for letting scum back in, on the back of a PC version of civil rights. And yeh, I'm sure a Controlling Order would put the fear of God (or Allah) into them!
Your right of course. However Emily being 'roasted' is always amusing.
Yep! Worth watching again!
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pastafarian
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Not something i ever want to witness tbhgive el presidente a shout......he may the video
brighton fella
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- Mar 20, 2009
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This by a woman who detests the English flag and despises anything British including it's culture traditions and values, with that in mind it is hardly surprising how she comes to form such a warped conclusion as she does. also rather ironic how she comes to mention treason in her little rant.
She's just another squirmy little apologist ..typical of what her party stands for and has come to represent,.
Dr. No
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- Nov 28, 2016
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Tesco in Disguise
Where do we go from here?
The rule of law is a British value (and one we would do well to defend), which she is clearly in favour of. Abandoning it when it's convenient is the kind of behaviour the states most responsible for fostering this poisonous ideology tend to exhibit.
BensGrandad
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The biggest drawback to them is the fact that Jeremy Corbyn and his deputy Tom Watson are openly backing all the strikers.
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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Some of the UK's 7 million trade union members might disagree with you there.
mikeyjh
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Many people are, if you dig your ignorant head out of the sand or out of your ar$e wherever it is today.
BensGrandad
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I wonder how they will feel when the PM emulates Maggie and makes strikes illegal or at least difficult to bring into force.
BensGrandad
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I would think they are the vast minority.
alfredmizen
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- Mar 11, 2015
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But I'd bet a large proportion of those strikers detest everything else about Corbyn.