26-02-2016, 09:46 PM
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Which one is the Gentleman?
David Cameron's rude outburst about Jeremy Corbyn's mother suggests that perhaps he should have a good look at his own mother and brush up on his manners.Did she encourage such behaviour when he was growing up?
Maybe he should spend a little time reflecting on the way he acts as our Prime Minister before his own children think that this is acceptable, as he obviously does.
Consider...
David Cameron comes from a privileged background went to a public school, married into the aristocracy, acts with abysmally bad manners and hostility in Parliament, and hurls personal insults at the Opposition.
Jeremy Corbyn comes from an ordinary background, went to a grammar school, married commoners, acts with courtesy and restraint in Parliament, and never indulges in personal insults.
Which one is the gentleman?
26-02-2016, 10:15 PM
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Re: Which one is the Gentleman?
Originally Posted by ruthio
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Jeremy Corbyn comes from an ordinary background, went to a grammar school, married commoners, acts with courtesy and restraint in Parliament, and never indulges in personal insults.
Which one is the gentleman?
Jeremy Corbyn “showed off” a naked Diane Abbott to impress his Left-wing friends when he was a young Labour activist
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/poli...g-friends.html
It does have the ring of truth .. added to his dubious associates he is a bit of a nasty slimebag.
26-02-2016, 10:19 PM
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Re: Which one is the Gentleman?
I thought Cameron was retaliating after a Corbyn and a labour heckler brought up the subject of Cameron's mother..At which point Labour MPs heckled at Cameron, “ask your mother", in light of the news last week that Cameron’s own mother signed a petition campaigning to save cuts to local services.
In response Mr Cameron hit back: "I think I know what my mother would say, I think she'd look across the Despatch Box say 'put on a proper suit, do up your tie and sing the national anthem!'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...PMQs-live.html
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