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It will be interesting. Corbyn and his supporters are social media savvy and he is not courting the MSM especially the Murdoch rags. It is all being by passed and is more people to people with no intermediary. Like his direct involvement of people in question time. It wasn't Corbyn vs Cameron. Corbyn has changed the game. People are more aware of the manipulation of the media and trust it less. I even see people saying though they didn't vote for him and wouldn't vote for him they can see and object to the campaign of lies, false reporting and scare mongering against him. The Labour conference will be very interesting.
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David Guyatt Wrote:Lord Minty of Felch ---- ::laughingdog::
I actually had to look up the word in an urban dictionary. : hock::
There appears to be some confusion over this perfectly respectable proper noun. Let me dispel it at once: Felch is a charming, if hitherto obscure, Gloucestershire hamlet, not an insalubrious sexual practice.
I refer all in search of enlightenment on the matter to a work by the late Helmut Schlapper, the eccentric academic widely believed to have been assassinated, in a Berlin nightclub toilet, by remotely-controlled lederhosen. This eminent German historian, and keen student of Anglo-American geopolitics, devoted a chapter to this rural idyll in his seminal 2002 work, The Topography of Secret British Power: Weaponized Eros in the Age of the Washington Consensus (Obertitting: Kummerspek Verlag).
"Felch: Gateway to the Cotswolds - and centre-left power" is even today the only substantial expose of New Labour's answer to Chipping Norton and its notorious set. The village boasts all the expected features of traditional rural life several exclusive London estate agencies; a delicatessen worthy of Knightsbridge (Julian and Sandy's); two fine gastro-pubs, The Dripping Sod & The Boar's Head, at either end of its short main street; three hair salons; five antique shops; and an evangelical boarding school (The Anthony Earl Williams Academy) and is therefore blessed with regular sightings of the finest New Labour has to offer, from both Balls, through Andy Bunkum, Liz Airhead, and Lord Minty himself, Keeper of the Queen's Stool.
As for communications, it's within easy reach of RAF Brize Norton, Cheltenham's GCHQ, not to mention Maurice de Vere Gamp's home for confused urban youth ("Camp Gamp"), with the George Soros Media Centre only an armoured SUV's-throw away at nearby Strobe-on-the-Wold. From the latter, New Lab's finest make impassioned pre-recorded speeches to such human rights black spots as Dagestan, Tibet, and, of course, Ukraine, to whose Azov battalion Peter Tatchelenko so memorably dedicated his most recent Yule log.
I trust that ends all the tittering, ober or unter.
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How could any one forget the Helmut Schlapper remote controlled lederhosen assassination incident!?
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Well it's certainly good to know that Felch has two Gastro pubs. Am I to assume that the Dripping Sod house speciality is baked pig's head stuffed with Cameron's rendered bacon?
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David Guyatt Wrote:Well it's certainly good to know that Felch has two Gastro pubs. Am I to assume that the Dripping Sod house speciality is baked pig's head stuffed with Cameron's rendered bacon?
A despicable rumour got up by agents of the Mad Turk. I believe it without reservation.
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How could any one forget the Helmut Schlapper remote controlled lederhosen assassination incident!?
Flushed down the, er, memory hole by Germany's CIA-controlled major media.
On the subject of the CIA and its German assets, there was a wonderful piece of recent Wikipedia sabotage targetting Angela Ferkel, which rather neatly brings us back to pigs:
http://rusdozor.ru/2015/09/27/siri-zlo-p...oj-merkel/
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Corbyn's conspiracy theory: 9/11 attacks were 'manipulated' to make it look like Osama Bin Laden was responsible, says Labour leader
- Labour leader claimed Tony Blair and George W Bush used it to go to war
- Wrote articles appearing to endorse 'New World Order' conspiracy theory
- It comes as MPs expected to publicly state party is unelectable under him
By KATE PICKLES FOR MAILONLINE
PUBLISHED: 09:27, 26 September 2015 | UPDATED: 12:40, 26 September 2015
Quote:Jeremy Corbyn claimed the 9/11 attacks were 'manipulated' by the West so it could go to war in Afghanistan in an article he wrote 12 years ago, it has emerged today.
The Labour leader made the assertions in a number of written pieces where he criticised Tony Blair and George W Bush for using the September 11 attacks in New York to go to war.
He claims Osama bin Laden was made to look responsible to facilitate their aims and seemed to endorse conspiracy theories about a 'New World Order'.
In the 2003 piece for The Morning Star, he wrote: 'Historians will study with interest the news manipulation of the past 18 months, The Telegraph reports.
'After September 11, the claims that bin Laden and al-Qaida had committed the atrocity were quickly and loudly made.
'This was turned into an attack on the Taliban and then, subtly, into regime change in Afghanistan.'
Prior to that, he wrote a series of articles which appear to have endorsed the conspiracy theory about the 'New World Order'.
The revelations come ahead of Mr Corbyn's first Labour conference as leader where a number of MPs are expected to state the party is unelectable under him.
Labour grandee Lord Mandelson has already warned MPs against making an early move to oust Jeremy Corbyn - but insisted the party could not win with the 66-year-old 'loser' in charge.
The former business secretary said the party had 'stuck two fingers up' at the country by choosing Mr Corbyn as leader but, in a leaked memo, he said Mr Corbyn couldn't be replaced until he had shown how unpopular he is at the polls.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...z3mxQtnwxD
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Paul Rigby Wrote:Magda Hassan Wrote:::coffeesplutter::
How could any one forget the Helmut Schlapper remote controlled lederhosen assassination incident!?
Flushed down the, er, memory hole by Germany's CIA-controlled major media.
On the subject of the CIA and its German assets, there was a wonderful piece of recent Wikipedia sabotage targetting Angela Ferkel, which rather neatly brings us back to pigs:
http://rusdozor.ru/2015/09/27/siri-zlo-p...oj-merkel/
:  : And here was I thinking Siri was unreliable.
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I watched Corbyn's interview on one of the Sunday morning political shows. Corbyn really is very accomplished and more significantly, for me, is a straight shooter who never ducks a question or uses the standard mealy mouthed pol speak. He comes across extremely well. And so I'm not at all surprised to see the bloody awful Mail going hammer and tongs on him, as he is a genuine threat to the current liars and shape shifters who hold office.
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Corbyn celebrates two weeks of not being bumped off by MI5
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/p...0927102367
Quote:JEREMY Corbyn has celebrated his first two weeks of not being assassinated by the British establishment.
The Labour leader said his first fortnight in charge had been stunningly successful', based mainly on the fact that he was still alive.
He added: "I've not been nudged in front of a tube train or garrotted in a toilet cubicle in the House of Commons.
"And, much to my surprise, MI5 does not seem to have planted poisonous mushrooms in my allotment.
"Meanwhile, I would like to thank Peter Mandelson for his thinly veiled message to MI5, urging them to wait and see' before killing me."
But Corbyn stressed he would not be complacent about MI5 and confirmed that Billy Bragg had finally agreed' to become his official food taster.
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