What the left wing as a whole hate to admit is, there is a lot of racism, homophobia and misogyny within the Labour Party, and other smaller left wing parties.
They also demonise any people from the LGBTQ+ community for having anything they feel is right-wing/ centre-right political views.
The hypocrisy is astounding from the left. The pretend to be open minded, considerate, and accepting, yet in practice, they are anything but.
If you are part of the LGBTQ+ community, you're not accepted if you don't have left wing views. You're now not accepted if you're a "centrist", and you're hated, and discriminated if you're a Tory.
The violent language of the left, on social media, is vile. And Jared O'Mara is a symptom of it.
However, no one on the left, such as the Labour leader, or the Shadow Chancellor, or their journalist supporters, have the backbone to point out the disgusting abuse that is sent out.
Owen Jones has a bizarre way of showing that he is disgusted by O'Mara's homophobic, misogynistic, racist views. Apparently if you've made disgusting comments 15 years or more so ago, then you should be able to prove you've changed. If it's 8 years or less, then something should be done.
Also, no Tory is allowed to point out that O'Mara, who Labour knew of these comments 4 months before the election, that is a homophobic, misogynistic, racist.
Yet Owen himself will quite gladly hit out at any other politician from any other political party, and apparently will not forgive them either.
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn also thought that O'Mara shouldn't have stepped down from the Equality Committee...... what does he think someone like O'Mara could bring? Back to the old days of when women were women, and men were men?!
I have a feeling O'Mara is just a taster of things to come with the new hard left politicians now getting into the Labour Party.
Friday, 27 October 2017
Friday, 20 October 2017
What Weasels!
How snake like of not only the EU, but Corbyn.
Both parties are trying to undermine Theresa May. What, Corbyn especially, isn't realising is, that if he does undermine her, he undermines us, the people who'll have to deal with the consequences, and that'll be the end of his career.
We're not stupid, we can see what stupid games the EU are playing, and remain voters can't help but think that the sun shines out of the unelected EU President's French backside.
Firstly, why does the EU want to meet a man with absolutely no power? What do they think they'll achieve? Absolutely nothing, because that is what he is.
Secondly, what did Corbyn think he could actually do, other than make Britain look pathetic? Corbyn has the Midas touch, however instead of turning everything into gold, Corbyn turns everything to sh*t.
The fact that he thought he could enhance anything is beyond hilarity, and the fact that he thought that the EU actually cared for what he had to say is sad.
The EU were using him, he was also using them, but sadly for him, Corbyn's is the one who's been rear-ended, not the Prime Minister.
People are laughing at him, not May.
Both parties are trying to undermine Theresa May. What, Corbyn especially, isn't realising is, that if he does undermine her, he undermines us, the people who'll have to deal with the consequences, and that'll be the end of his career.
We're not stupid, we can see what stupid games the EU are playing, and remain voters can't help but think that the sun shines out of the unelected EU President's French backside.
Firstly, why does the EU want to meet a man with absolutely no power? What do they think they'll achieve? Absolutely nothing, because that is what he is.
Secondly, what did Corbyn think he could actually do, other than make Britain look pathetic? Corbyn has the Midas touch, however instead of turning everything into gold, Corbyn turns everything to sh*t.
The fact that he thought he could enhance anything is beyond hilarity, and the fact that he thought that the EU actually cared for what he had to say is sad.
The EU were using him, he was also using them, but sadly for him, Corbyn's is the one who's been rear-ended, not the Prime Minister.
People are laughing at him, not May.
Wednesday, 18 October 2017
Andrew Neil Is Right
The far left, which is now the Labour Party, has got away Scot free with the rise of anti-Semitism within the party.
Started with Ken Livingstone claiming that Hitler, the man who murdered six million Jews, was a Zionist.
Nothing from Corbyn.
Jackie Walker, who just so happens to be a decendant of Jews, a Holocaust denier, suspended, but immediately allowed back. At one point the Guardian colomnist Owen Jones even stated that it "had no justice", for the suspension. That was until she was video recorded spouting her hatred.
The masking of their hatred towards the Jewish community, by saying that they're only against the Israeli leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, and their regime, or even claiming free speech.
Which is ironic as they will not allow any type of criticism towards the Islamic community. What they don't realise is, by oppressing people's right to criticise they're fueling Islamophobia.
No one is stopping people from criticising Netanayhu or his regime, what they are concerned with the is the growing hatred towards to whole Jewish community. And yet, not one person, famous or otherwise has come out st speak against the growth of anti-Semitism, but they'll all come out speaking out against Islamophobia.
The hypocrisy, and irony that the far left cannot see they are as intolerable as the far right, is outstandingly scary.
When will someone from the far left, grow the balls to stand up and say, "This is wrong."? Or am I asking too much?
As we all know Corbyn did issue Shami Chakribarti to do an inquiry into anti-Semitism within the Labour Party, and we all know it wasn't worth the paper it was written on.
Firstly it had no conclusions, or solutions, and secondly, a Jewish Labour MP, Ruth Smeeth, received anti-Semitic abuse right in front of the Labour leader, who stood back and did nothing.
In fact the man who supposedly gave out the anti-Semitic abuse was recorded on video telling Jeremy what he had done, again Corbyn did nothing.
Something needs to be done, otherwise I fear this is only going to grow and grow, and we'll end up with two huge divides, Islamophobes vs anti-Semtics.
Started with Ken Livingstone claiming that Hitler, the man who murdered six million Jews, was a Zionist.
Nothing from Corbyn.
Jackie Walker, who just so happens to be a decendant of Jews, a Holocaust denier, suspended, but immediately allowed back. At one point the Guardian colomnist Owen Jones even stated that it "had no justice", for the suspension. That was until she was video recorded spouting her hatred.
The masking of their hatred towards the Jewish community, by saying that they're only against the Israeli leader, Benjamin Netanyahu, and their regime, or even claiming free speech.
Which is ironic as they will not allow any type of criticism towards the Islamic community. What they don't realise is, by oppressing people's right to criticise they're fueling Islamophobia.
No one is stopping people from criticising Netanayhu or his regime, what they are concerned with the is the growing hatred towards to whole Jewish community. And yet, not one person, famous or otherwise has come out st speak against the growth of anti-Semitism, but they'll all come out speaking out against Islamophobia.
The hypocrisy, and irony that the far left cannot see they are as intolerable as the far right, is outstandingly scary.
When will someone from the far left, grow the balls to stand up and say, "This is wrong."? Or am I asking too much?
As we all know Corbyn did issue Shami Chakribarti to do an inquiry into anti-Semitism within the Labour Party, and we all know it wasn't worth the paper it was written on.
Firstly it had no conclusions, or solutions, and secondly, a Jewish Labour MP, Ruth Smeeth, received anti-Semitic abuse right in front of the Labour leader, who stood back and did nothing.
In fact the man who supposedly gave out the anti-Semitic abuse was recorded on video telling Jeremy what he had done, again Corbyn did nothing.
Something needs to be done, otherwise I fear this is only going to grow and grow, and we'll end up with two huge divides, Islamophobes vs anti-Semtics.
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