He has also chosen to speak to the self-styled "People's Daily", the Morning Star, organ of the Communist Party of Britain (they have dropped the 'Great' of course). In his tirade against democratic Great Britain, McDonnel said "I don’t think this government is a legitimate government ... It hasn’t got an overall majority. The deals it’s doing with the DUP — we’ve still not seen what that deal is, but again it’s backroom deals which I think is unconstitutional and undemocratic."
Mobs on the streets are no doubt far more constitutional and democratic.

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

What a 'Labour' party who polled less than 1 Mill less than the Conservatives and who have nearly 60 less MPs ?
One would think they had actually won this election for heavens sake !

No more from me on this thread.Cannot risk hypertension commenting on these 'Left-Wing' reprobates.Not even going to bother reading any more on this thread.

Edited by Willo (21 Jun 2017 9.21am)

If it is in the name of Corbyn, Nick will be on those streets chasing May away from Grenfell Fire victims.

The Actual victims.

Do you know me?
Here we go. Let's say stupid things about Hansy who will no doubt be cheering on as another right wing nutter ploughs into a crowd of peaceful worshippers.

Listen pal if you want to join the bandwagon of those using me as a pincushion rather than examining their own view of the world because it's easier and less uncomfortable,that's up to you.

Personally I think it shows the maturity of a five year old.

Which successive governments have ignored, and done their utmost to restrict, marginalise and destroy.

If government pays no attention to peaceful protests, the civil disobedience is called for. Violence for its own sake, I can't abide, but if the people are angry, and the government isn't listening, its the responsibility of the people, in a democracy, to make the government listen.

You can't just trust in politicians to make democracy work, the ultimate responsibility for the effectiveness of democracy lies with the people - Its not about casting a vote every 1800 days or so.

Peaceful protests are a gift to government, because it relieves the people of anger, and allows them to just ignore the people.

Remember the huge protest against the invasion of Iraq, and how the government responded to the will of the people.

Look at the public support for allowance of access to euthanasia, and how the government voted.

If they're not listening, then the people have to make them listen.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Election maths:

over 54% voted for parties who wanted to end Tory austerity. What do we have... more Tory austerity.

The will of the people is used merely to justify the political whims of politicians. Remember that's a larger percentage than that which vote for Breixt and that's been held up as a cast iron, non-alterable instruction to leave the EU.

I will be livid if the Tories don't drop their austerity plans completely as they have no mandate to do anything else. To protest that the will of the people, as democratically expressed in this election, is not being carried out is right and just and totally democratic. In the same vein I would support Brexiteers right to similar peaceful protest should Brexit be reversed without democratic consultation.