Just putting it on record here that the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom had drug fuelled sex with a dead pig.
The only conclusion one can draw from this story is that Jeremy Corbyn is unelectable, and unfit to be Prime Minister.
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Frankie Boyle column on Corbyn. Some very amusing stuff in there:
Corbyn has survived his first week in opposition despite being attacked by the print media with such ferocity that I can only assume heās been caught hacking a murdered girlās phone. Oh, my mistake. He had his top button undone. Does he look scruffy, really? Corbyn looking like a hipsterās ghost may actually be preferable to Cameron looking like the demon that hell has appointed as its liaison officer with HSBC.
The abuse Corbyn received for not singing the national anthem says much more about his detractors than it does about him. It shows them as their 10-year-old public-school selves, where not singing the national anthem genuinely was the most shocking thing a boy could do. The Queen is the longest-serving monarch in our countryās history. Do you think she ever wants to hear that song again? My bet is she hates it so much that, as itās being sung, sheās trying to block it out in her head by mentally singing IRA rebel songs.
Surely if the Battle of Britain was fought for anything, it was so that we wouldnāt be forced to sing songs about a German? As the Queen grows older, asking God to save her sounds increasingly desperate and macabre. Indeed, even āhappy and gloriousā sounds like a bit of a stretch for someone who hasnāt cracked a smile since Diana died. Now that she is 89, the song isnāt sung sarcastically exactly, but contains the same acknowledged irony as singing that Aston Villa FC are by far the greatest team the world has ever seen.
Iām sure a lot of people at that function would have rather not sung God Save the Queen, as a high proportion of them are satanists. Personally, Iād much rather see the Bare Necessities as our national anthem. It would be a churlish political leader who refused to sing that. The prime minister getting stuck on āDonāt pick the prickly pear by the pawā, and the leader of the opposition joining in to help him out ā what a great country we would be then. Or maybe we should commission a new song that is just the word āsorryā in every language of the world.
Itās wonderful to see Corbyn calmly tripping everyone up. The rightwing press laughing at him for presenting the views of the public in parliament merely shows their true contempt for the opinions of their readers. Corbyn sits so still and quietly, while people in shiny suits scream at him, that you almost expect his next words to be: āAnd do you think youāre really angry at your father?ā The sway of the press in this country is a bit like the nation being influenced by a cabal of powerful telepaths. Horned-up, racist telepaths. They are outraged that anyone seeking power would fail to conform, and the reaction to Corbyn failing to sing the anthem was like a collective shriek of: āKneel before Zod!ā
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Itās odd to think that Jeremy Corbyn, of all people, is considered non-conformist. OK, his face looks like it was made in an occupational-therapy class, but heās called Jeremy and dresses like a geography teacher ā he couldnāt be more British if he bled tea. Corbyn believes in talking to military enemies. Considering the next war we wage is going to be against Mother Nature, we had probably better get used to compromise, as itās notoriously tricky to bomb a tsunami.
The media have tried to portray Corbyn as boring, but surely a vote for him in a general election would be a vote for a bloody military coup. Hardly boring. Is it too much to ask that, amid all the hysteria, we have some analysis of what heās actually doing? Presumably he is reading out the concerns of voters directly in PMQs to emphasise his mandate, and thus insulate himself from his most immediate threat, the parliamentary Labour party. In any case, we should probably stop portraying a career politician as some kind of ingenue unable to understand the procedures of a building heās worked in for 32 years.
Labour MPs who sit on the benches behind Corbyn: itās like theyāre Arsenal fans who have bought scalped tickets and are sitting in the Millwall end. Of course, Corbyn does have a lot of support from MPs, itās just that theyāre all in the SNP.
I actually intend to get incredibly worked up about his not singing, as I need to distract myself from whatās really happening. Any time I see someone not singing the right song or wearing the right flower in their lapel, I will scream āTraitor!ā, as otherwise I will be forced to dwell on the projections that mean our climate is warming rapidly. I will sing my national song as my habitat burns and whole species become extinct; I will sing it as gargantuan boiling waves flecked with rubble and major public buildings pursue me through the streets. I will sing it as I light a pyre of garbage to warn my fellow survivors that our enemies the Crabmen have begun their final sideways march out of the sea. I will sing my national song in a rich baritone in one of humankindās final mountaintop redoubts. Even when there is none left to hear but the carrion birds that circle me daily, I will sing.
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Jeremy Corbyn is in the Ra
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the state of this clown, he fucked up good and proper by not respecting the National Anthem the dirty communist bastard, he ensured that we will remain in power for the next 25 years
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Corbyn retains the Labour leadership with an INCREASED mandate.
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250,000 mad trots making the Labour Party unelectable . All in all this is good for Ireland .
Corbyn of course is so unelectable that heās never lost an election.
David Cameron, who we were told last year was going to destroy him, isnāt even an MP anymore. Oops.
Jerry will bring about a United Ireland yet.
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Corbyn is a thoroughly alright sort but heās simply too sound to survive in the cuntish world of British (or any) politics.
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Apart from not just surviving but thriving for the last 33 years.
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Ha ha ha ha ha . The tories for 10 more years . Yippee and UKIP eating away at the working class base of Labour .
If Jeremy became PM he just might be the cause of the UI because UK will become an utter basket case that most PUL and most CNR will change their mind and want a UI.
I am very happy .
As opposed to the Tories already turning Britain into an utter basket case by voting themselves out of Europe. 
Still, I suppose thereās always arms deals to negotiate with their Islamist āfriendsā in Saudi Arabia.
Indeed. I donāt think corbyn is a particularly nice man though, and Diane Abbott is the epitome of the kind of arrogant, thick, obese, entitled moron that is de rigeur in career politics and the health and safety industry. The fact that he keeps company with her shows he is also a poor judge of character.
The main issue here, of course, is the removal for the foreseeable future any meaningful moderate opposition to the Conservative party, which, even if you are a tory voter, is not a good thing.
what a day for the conservative party
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The Conservative and Unionist Party the biggest beneficiary out of this.
The EU Referendum was an ingenious plot by the Tories. There was a small fissure in the tories on the issue but it was manageable. They knew that the issue would ferment a civil war in Labour.
Today is a truly great day for these islands .
Whatās largely forgotten now is that most Tory gains in 2015 came at the expense of the Liberal Democrats, and that Labour actually gained seats in England.
What people are also forgetting is that Labour donāt need to be the largest party, or even to make gains at the next general election in order to lead a government. They merely need the Tories to be on 300 seats or less.
That, I would suggest, is more a likelihood than a possibility. Theresa May is still honeymooning it politically, but there are extremely choppy waters ahead for the Tories over the next couple of years.
And then the prospect of a Labour/SNP/Liberal Democrat coalition becomes a very realistic one.
Utter shite Sid . Labour could not beat a Tory government after 5 years of austerity . They had a poor leader then and have now stumbled on a worse one. UKIP took votes off them in the North. They couldnāt make up the gap in England .
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