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What Did Corbyn Say?
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I know it was yesterday, but I was busy then, but having worked in cotton mills for a number of years, you become something of a lip reader. I thought that Corbyn clearly said "Stubborn woman".
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If said off the bat, no effort required the W in woman wouldn't be that puckered or emphasised, and would create a O shape in the mouth. it certainly wouldn't occur twice.
My opinion is Jeremy was telling the truth. He's half sharp, he'd know what ever he said, how ever quiet would have been recorded.
My opinion is Jeremy was telling the truth. He's half sharp, he'd know what ever he said, how ever quiet would have been recorded.
The Mail, normally the first to rant at 'PC gone mad', has suddenly decided it's sexist to mutter 'stupid woman'when Corbyn thinks a person who is a woman is saying something stupid. The 'outrage seems confused. As Dannyk13 says, it is against etiquette to call a member of the house 'stupid'- but surely only when overtly for all to hear. A Tory MP started conflating the event with sexism, which implies Corbyn should have muttered 'stupid person', or 'stupid human'-really?.
Still, way to distract from the Brexit choices before us, ranging from quite bad to economically disastrous
In future, all member will have to use hands to cover their mouth, rather like modern footballers these days.
Still, way to distract from the Brexit choices before us, ranging from quite bad to economically disastrous
In future, all member will have to use hands to cover their mouth, rather like modern footballers these days.
"Tory MP Desmond Swayne said criticising MPs for "what they might say under their breath" was moving "into the realm of thought crime"."
Seems he agrees with what ever was said or implied.. Also,,,
"Corbyn had been "seated at the time and not addressing the House" so his words had not been "on the record"."
Seems he agrees with what ever was said or implied.. Also,,,
"Corbyn had been "seated at the time and not addressing the House" so his words had not been "on the record"."
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