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I don't think they care Uj anything to allow them to post their silly pictures or say looney is all they want, it's a bit like a kindergarten.

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you have chosen to ignore UJs opening line to every post ..
The blind leading the blind

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Au contraire the "stupid sod" is the one not understanding the posts. You are clearly being told that the Lying Looney Labour party will not win an election. The results of the election we have just had prove how unpopular the Loonies are compared to the Tories.

Your choice to refer to silly little polls is facile when the recent election showed exactly what people thought.

Once again, they told Labour to go take a hike,

They told you Corbyn the Marxist is unelectable
They told you Looney Labour was unfit to govern
They told you that there was no way they would let the Labour cloth-eared dimwits negotiate BrExit for us

Labour will go nowhere at all whilst the Marxist comrade Corbyn remains at the helm.

By all means keep dreaming and sitting in denial in that cosy armchair. I care not one jot. If the Loonies want to continue to self-destruct that's fine by me.

Those that truly believe in the classic Labour working class position really ought to be doing all they can to save their party from being usurped by the militant hard left thugs.
It is those socialist dim-witted scumbags that are destroying the party from within.

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And without a 'real' Labour Party the Cons will get away with what they want.

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Opinion polls have been inaccurate before and some people think are what got us into this mess.

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There's no need for opinion polls if you've just had an election. You can't hope for a more clear and accurate poll than an election !

Only the desperate Looney party supporters are clinging to silly polls. More fool them! The clock is still ticking. The fools are still fannying about, still fawning over their leader who lost them the election. Still supporting an unelectable party, an unelectable leader, and still harbouring a bunch of militant hard left yobs who spit and throw bricks through people's windows.

I can't help but feel that in a year's time I'll be able to say exactly the same thing. They'll still be all over the place, still promising the moon on a stick to all and sundry, none of it achievable, still fawning over Corbyn.


Hey Ho. Tick tock.

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Polls can affect perceptions and decisions, during election campaigns. The problem may be the processing of data by pollsters.

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What I find even more amusing than their supporters insisting that the Loony Party will prevail, was a news item today in which Vince Cable assured us that the Limp Dems (who are they?) could certainly form the next government.

Mind you, he's rather a doddery old man now, no doubt prone to strange imaginations!