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Moonwolf posted:I'm pretty sure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPAcZgTUGts is the run of them. It's chopped into 5m pieces though. That's the one! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCB36d8Pyoo&t=236s (3:56 if it removes the link) for the Manics bit [edit] Doing the wrong kind of history snipe (ie based on today's date), but on the 31st August 1939 the Germans staged a false flag attack on the German radio station Sender Gleiwitz, as Poles, precipitating the invasion of Poland the following day. MrL_JaKiri fucked around with this message at 23:20 on Aug 31, 2016 |
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Searching for The Nuremberg Trials Russia was enough to get it, there is indeed an American war board film with the same name.
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I never get to give irrelevant historical facts 
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Guavanaut posted:I then described those people trying to build a cult of personality around him as imprinting their own ideal of a perfect Labour leader onto him, something that would have been hard for them to do when he was not Labour leader. I don't think somebody has to be labour leader before you can claim they would be perfect for the job.
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May you slumber in peace, little thread.
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 So, see you all next year.
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Pissflaps posted:I don't think somebody has to be labour leader before you can claim they would be perfect for the job. How do you see personality cults forming then?
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MrL_JaKiri posted:https://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Nuremberg-Trials-1947-Soviet-Documentary/dp/B003XENV1A/ref=sr_1_4 it's this if you want to spend a couple of quid Cheers, bought that now.
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Guavanaut posted:You don't think people who have been generally politically disengaged for most of their life and heard something vaguely appealing to them coming from Westminster for the first time during a leadership campaign and subsequent leadership might project their hopes and dreams onto that leader more than they would on to some random backbencher with a beard? A lot of these people were similarly inspired by Clegg in 2010.
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Did Clegg get many votes in the North and other traditional Labour heartlands?
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WhiskeyWhiskers posted:Did Clegg get many votes in the North and other traditional Labour heartlands? He's an MP in Sheffield mate.
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serious gaylord posted:There 100%, definitely is a group of people desperate to turn Corbyn into a cult of personality. Not many, but you cannot deny they exist. Yeah there's a few of them that get quoted off Twitter to make up lurid headlines, but the question was asked of posters in this thread, and I don't think anyone here is a cultist?
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I'd quite happily join any cult capable of drugging me enough to not be aware of UK politics. even a dirty centrist labour one
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ThaumPenguin posted:May you slumber in peace, little thread. It's okay the next thread will be pretty much the arguments in this one word for word, so it will never truly die unfortunately
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Wolfsbane posted:
What a delightful prospect. Good to see Luke admit he's happy to see us go through with this pointless farce continually for as long as it takes regardless of how hosed it makes things for Labour.
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forkboy84 posted:What a delightful prospect. Good to see Luke admit he's happy to see us go through with this pointless farce continually for as long as it takes regardless of how hosed it makes things for Labour. It's about winning, except this time.
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It's Corbyn's fault these people can't control their selves. If he was a better leader he'd have stepped down to stop causing so much distress to these giant children. But as it is he is a BAD leader and a BAD man who delights in his "IDEALS" and "JAM".
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A better leader would have stood down for the good of the party.
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Pissflaps posted:A better leader would have stood down for the good of the party. The MPs should have stood down for the good of the party.
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The crown does not have enough offices of profit for that I think, we'd be here until 2020 just getting rid of them all. Also I'd prefer them to do their jobs rather than resigning.
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OwlFancier posted:Also I'd prefer them to do their jobs rather than resigning. What does this mean?
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Because the party is all that matters regardless of what it actually stands for, and people accuse Corbyn supporters of being a cult. Anyway the point of this and the inevitable future challenges was never to win but to prevent Corbyn and the Labour Left from gaining any momentum at all, which was why the coup began straight after the referendum.
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Pissflaps posted:What does this mean? Do their utmost to promote the ideals of the party that elected them, in parliament.
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