Psychology Of A Scumbag

[Executive Sadman]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/caught-unawares-david-miliband-finally-makes-true-feelings-known-2092570.html

The former Foreign Secretary, who backed the 2003 invasion, sat stony-faced as Ed Miliband declared at the party's Manchester conference that Labour was "wrong to take Britain to war and we need to be honest about that".

David Miliband's anger boiled over when Harriet Harman, Labour's deputy leader, joined the applause for his brother's attack. "You voted for it, why are you clapping?" David asked her in a remark picked up by an ITV News microphone.

"I'm clapping because he is the leader. I'm supporting him," Ms Harman replied.

Adolf would be proud. Screw afghans and Iraqis, screw our soldiers putting their lives on the line, party politics is what matters.

FFS. Sheeplism is well and live in the Liebour party. Utter insanity, Do these 'people' have hearts and souls?

Bloody disgraceful. I am almost lost for words. Hopefully she'll rot in hell very soon, tormented by those whose lives she ended with such weak conviction.

[okaycuckoo]

Link to the microphone quote?

Not very good at open-mic stuff, are they?

ps. How did the Milipedes vote?

[Bruce Banner]

Straw put the boot in by confirming that "She voted for it and she clapped...".

It's good to see that vile woman squirm.

[Guest tbatst2000]

This is the same woman that was a civil liberties lawyer chairperson of Liberty yet voted for ID cards, detention without trial and whole bunch of other totalitarian measures. She is morally bankrupt. Why would anyone be surprised by this latest piece of cognitive dissonance?

[porca misèria]

ps. How did the Milipedes vote?

Doesn't Milibrown get off that one by virtue of not having been an MP in 2003?

[1929crash]

I agree with all the negative comments about Harperson. She is scum. I am delighted also that David M, who had a hand in the CIA torture rendition flights, as well as the disgusting Iraq war, has been put in an impossible position and is thinking of quitting frontline politics. Rot in obscurity, Dave Banana.

[sukuinage]

I wonder if Ed will go around boasting that he got the clap from Harriet Harman?

[1888]

* Voted very strongly against an investigation into the Iraq war.

* Voted very strongly for allowing ministers to intervene in inquests.

well done Mr Ed

[Freeholder]

Surely it doesn't surprise anyone that a person who has made a career in the labour party is scum. I've known that since the late 1960s.

[EUBanana]

This is the same woman that was a civil liberties lawyer chairperson of Liberty yet voted for ID cards, detention without trial and whole bunch of other totalitarian measures. She is morally bankrupt. Why would anyone be surprised by this latest piece of cognitive dissonance?

She's just yet another left wing party drone. My Party right or wrong, and 2 + 2 = 5.

[1929crash]

I wonder if Ed will go around boasting that he got the clap from Harriet Harman?

[Orsino]

If she got a Judas silver coin for every person she betrayed with that applause she'd be as rich as Tony Blair.

[LiveinHope]

but,

'it was the right thing to do'

A Stuck Record

[Riedquat]

I don't have a problem with an MP having voted for going into Iraq (only way to get rid of that sick ******* Saddam IMO), although I do have a very big problem with them voting for it without insisting on a proper well-thought-out plan about what to do next, which is 100% responsible for the mess and utterly criminal. However, that's not the issue with Harman. What's unacceptable with her (in this situation, listing all the reasons she's unacceptable would take all day) is the turning for convenience. Either stick with your principles or at least give a reason that you truly believe they were wrong and have been convinced they were wrong. So blatently changing tune just for convenience is so contemptible it's a wonder that she can do so and not expect people to sneer at her.

[Gone baby gone]

If she got a Judas silver coin for every person she betrayed with that applause she'd be as rich as Tony Blair.

That's a good one, will have to remember that!

[Executive Sadman]

This is the same woman that was a civil liberties lawyer chairperson of Liberty yet voted for ID cards, detention without trial and whole bunch of other totalitarian measures. She is morally bankrupt. Why would anyone be surprised by this latest piece of cognitive dissonance?

Its just the 'he is the leader' bit, as if that alone is a reason to support him.

Reminded me of people supporting Hitler simply because he's "der Fuhrer". or die Fuhrer, or das or whatever.

Its just this blind adherance to anything that is considered good for the party. They are slaves, sheep, just like the rest of us. Just on another level.

[Executive Sadman]

What's unacceptable with her (in this situation, listing all the reasons she's unacceptable would take all day) is the turning for convenience. Either stick with your principles or at least give a reason that you truly believe they were wrong and have been convinced they were wrong. So blatently changing tune just for convenience is so contemptible it's a wonder that she can do so and not expect people to sneer at her.

I guess they see how Claire Short and Kate Hoey (ie, that rare thing, decent labour MPs) got sidelined and marginalized for having convictions.

Still doesnt make it acceptable in my mind.

[Riedquat]

I guess they see how Claire Short and Kate Hoey (ie, that rare thing, decent labour MPs) got sidelined and marginalized for having convictions.

Still doesnt make it acceptable in my mind.

There used to be a few decent Labout MPs but Blair forced most of them out pretty quickly.

[1929crash]

That's a good one, will have to remember that!

Richer, given that silver coins are surging ahead.

On the other hand, it is rumoured in the corridors of power, that silver is the only thing that can kill her.

[SHERWICK]

Saddam like many politicians have carried out bad things.

The US and the lapdog wasnt interested in whats best for Iraqi people becuase Saddam even offered to go into exile for the measly price of $1bn! The US wants the oil security becuase the US military machine is the largest consumer of oil. The pentagon alone consumes more oil in a day than the whole of Sweden! Its all about the oil nothing else.

http://www.dailymail...-1bn-exile.html

I thought that was obvious, no?

[Riedquat]

Saddam like many politicians have carried out bad things.

The US and the lapdog wasnt interested in whats best for Iraqi people becuase Saddam even offered to go into exile for the measly price of $1bn! The US wants the oil security becuase the US military machine is the largest consumer of oil. The pentagon alone consumes more oil in a day than the whole of Sweden! Its all about the oil nothing else.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-484162/Saddam-asked-Bush-1bn-exile.html

Oh, I can well believe that they weren't the slightest bit interested in what's best for Iraq, but I wanted to point out that I'm not necessarily against someone for voting for it. It's the change of stance for convenience that's so disgusting to me. A vote for a war might make you think that someone has got bad principles, but such a willing change is a sign of no princples at all. I suppose one thing you can say about Blair is that at least he stuck to his position and didn't try to change it in a blatant attempt to court popularity (perhaps only because he knew that no-one would believe it anyway).

[1929crash]

I'd be very happy if Harman died of leprosy. Shortly having just recovered from a long bout of Anthrax.

If she had both at the same time, a coughing fit might cause her head to fall off.

['Bart']