I can't believe that a poster thinks it's okay to use a terror attack to make a political point about Corbyn.

I shouldn't be surprised after reading some of the comments made in the other board.

Are you serious? There has been talk all over MSM about the media hijacking remembrance day to continue ue the smear campaign against Corbyn. Because you have not seen it does not mean that it has not happened. It was debated on QT this week for example.

It's not " perfectly appropriate" to use a terrorist attack to make a political point about Corbyn (or anyone else for that matter).

I did.

I would like to apologize for my response to a post on here. I guess I should of just ignored it.

I know Mr Corbyn is an embarrassment but I'm afraid his supporters cannot make the situation less embarrassing by trying to suppress discussion/critisism of him.

Ferrrari did not challenge Farage over those figures because those figures were entirely acurate. Whether you like it or not Farage is very careful to make sure any figures he quotes are accurate because he absolutely has to. He like other prominent politicians realises that he is under the utmost scrutiny and this applies to him more than most. The best estimates of health tourism are £1.91m to £2.08 so quoting £2m is entirely reasonable.

People who take advantage of tragedies just a few hours old to make a grubby smear about a politician are IMO little better than those who rob the pockets of the dead. Dignity, class and basic human decency are strangers to some.

I'm not a Corbyn supporter, I just don't like people using this event to help them attack political leaders.

Point taken Newsbuff, I was actually detaching the terrible events in Paris last night from the way politicians handle a crisis but if that wasn't apparent enough then I apologise. And thanks for making the point without resorting to personal attacks.

Drawing attention to your attack on Corbyn is not suppression. It is just the opposite.
Drawing attention to attacks on LBC presenters which seem to be out of all proportion (Here is a video clip of James O'Brien's Sister in Law. WTF?!!! ) is not suppression. It is just the opposite.

Not for the first time I have to question your rather strange understanding of Free Speech......

Too late to edit so here is the correction :-

Ferrrari did not challenge Farage over those figures because those figures were entirely acurate. Whether you like it or not Farage is very careful to make sure any figures he quotes are accurate because he absolutely has to. He like other prominent politicians realises that he is under the utmost scrutiny and this applies to him more than most. The best estimates of health tourism are £1.91b to £2.08b so quoting £2b is entirely reasonable.

I find your views to be pretty ****ing disgusting. Added to ignore.

It has s*d all to do with being a Corbyn supporter. His behaviour over the Paris murders isn't an embarrassment The only one who's behaving as a serious embarrassment here is yourself.

Lol. It reminds me of that awful clip of Ted Heath making a speech in French after signing up to the common market. Terrible accent, quite obvious he didn't speak french, despite living in france as a youth and supposedley being a lifelong francophile !

Ta ta! x

416 weeks not 40 weeks according to your reckoning and that is assuming that every lord attends every weekday of the week for years which is not possible - the true figure is probably upwards from a minimum of 15/16 years.

No worse than the way Thatcher's death was used as an excuse by some to bring up every grudge that had been festering since her premiership.

In Scotland the Paris bombings will be down to the poll tax.

Spot on - both speeches were excruciating because of the accents - obvious to even me with basic schoolboy French - but it had to be the right thing for Cameron to do in order to express our solidarity with France.

Thought you were better than that JT. My mistake.

Loads of people openly said they'd celebrate the death of Pinochet's bestest friend years before she died.

The fact we talk pleasantly does not mean we are not diametrically opposite to each other.

Everything that is wrong in the world for the past 30 years is down to Thatcher once you cross the border.

So IYO deaths of people massacred by terrorists is a perfectly valid excuse to score political points.?

That is certainly not an excuse for their behaviour !

What about the poster who is using this terrorist attack to make a political point about Corbyn? Is their inexcusable?