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Originally Posted by Hugh
Staying behind and meeting the veterans?
I suppose that balances out standing up in honour of the dead IRA terrorists killed by the SAS when they were going to blow up a NI Police Station, then?
Probably the same terrorists who attacked British Army soldiers in Norn Iron.
And here is Mr Corbyn refusing to condemn what the IRA did (with some mealy-mouthed statements about "equivalence".
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Bit surprised you think that balances things out, personally I don't like what he did there or his views on terrorist types in general if they're actually as being reported but then I don't like someone attempting to make political capital out of remembrance day and then not even taking the time to even speak to the actual veterans either.
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Originally Posted by Chris
You think so?
Perhaps you ought to look at the most recent approval ratings. This graphic is from Britain Elects/Yougov polling:
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Are they the same polls that got the last election so wrong? Are they the same ones that has Farage showing worse than corbyn and the less said about tim who the better