Ridiculous Theresa May interview with Andrew Neil. (video)

[farflungstar]

May is so far up her own bottom I doubt she knows when it's day or night. She actually only has 2 advisors - which might explain the cock up this whole campaign has been. Arrogance, stupidity sum up her approach - not good qualities for a prime minister.

[Jimbo]

I don't really need to say it again, Jez, but when it comes to this stuff, you and I are singing from *exactly* the same hymn sheet!

And Corbyn's got a damn sight better chance of delivering what's needed, in that respect, than May!!

Marco.

Totally agree, however the real star of the Corbyn campaign has been Barry Gardiner. What a superb performer who not only out foxes his opponents but also the interviewers. What an intellect this guy has. Watch a few of his performances on video it will make you smile.

[Marco]

May is so far up her own bottom I doubt she knows when it's day or night. She actually only has 2 advisors - which might explain the cock up this whole campaign has been. Arrogance, stupidity sum up her approach - not good qualities for a prime minister.

I know. I'd laugh my tits off if her decision to call the election early blew up in her pig-ugly mug!

Marco.

[walpurgis]

May. From bad to worse. 'hot air' interview. Amazing. Does she really think she can get away with this crap?!!

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entr...b09ec37c31cd63

[walpurgis]

Just listened to this again. I just can't believe it. What vacuous gabble! It would be hilarious if it wasn't such a serious matter.

[Marco]

Totally agree, however the real star of the Corbyn campaign has been Barry Gardiner. What a superb performer who not only out foxes his opponents but also the interviewers. What an intellect this guy has. Watch a few of his performances on video it will make you smile.

Cheers, Jim. I'll check that out.

As an aside, I also thought that Corbyn came across much better than May, on Question Time last night, although he needs to be much more decisive when pressed on what action he'd take in the event of the UK coming under nuclear attack, and whether or not he would retaliate by pressing 'the red button'.

I fully support his humanitarian stance and desire to ensure that effective negotiation with our enemies prevents him from ever having to make that decision, but if such a situation were to occur and there was no option but to press it, then he needs to say that he would very reluctantly do so, rather than pussyfoot around the issue.

Let's face it, it's unlikely to happen, as anyone launching such an attack would effectively be committing suicide, so Corbyn should remember that and just spit it out. People need to have sufficient confidence in him being able to do what needs to be done, if the shit hits the fan.

His failure to clarify his likely actions, when pressed again on the matter, should the dwindling effectiveness of the Tory brainwash on the electorate not be successful, could be the reason he (and Labour) lose this election - and he MUST NOT allow that to happen.

Marco.

[walpurgis]

As an aside, I also thought that Corbyn came across much better than May, on Question Time last night, although he needs to be much more decisive when pressed on what action he'd take in the event of the UK coming under nuclear attack, and whether or not he would retaliate by pressing 'the red button'.

Marco.

Thing is Marco. I regard Corbyn as more of a Neville Chamberlain than a Churchill. You can't pussyfoot around when the shit hits the fan!

[Marco]

Thing is Marco. I regard Corbyn as more of a Neville Chamberlain than a Churchill.

Yes, that's undoubtedly his achilles heel, but he can fix it, and hopefully before it's not too late, whilst trying to get Britain to wake up and recognise what a hapless cretin May is.

Hearing now of yet more terror attacks having taken place, this time in London, it is more patently clear than ever that current government policies on dealing with terrorism SIMPLY AREN'T WORKING, so a new direction is needed, before things get worse and completely out of control.

Marco.

[farflungstar]

What's needed after all this finger pointing at Corbyn about his stance on terrorism is another attack to focus the debate - wait we just had one.

[walpurgis]

Oh dear. It doesn't get better does it? Nice quote "Lets make June, the end of May".

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...dence-to-panic