Labour Party exposee

Just finished watching it as it happens. The scale of lying, bullying and corruption is off the scale. I left Labour after the last leadership election and nothing that I have seen or read since has changed my mind. I said then that I could no longer support them in their current form but recently, out of sheer disgust with the present Government, I nursed the idea that I could possibly lend them my vote if someone like Burnham was leader. Now there is no chance. A new party is needed.

There's still another episode to come too.
 
As much as the report highlights some utterly despicable behavior from those in the right of the party, none of this is new information. Those who have been paying attention knew all of this was the case and therefore will not come as a surprise.

What I can guarantee will happen as a consequence of this report is the sum total of **** all, same as the Forde report. The 'threat' of an honest, decent socialist enacting some redistributive policies has been seen off. The MSM media in this country, majorly billionaire owned, won't report any of this will the fervour they did when JC was in charge.

It'll be ignored and brushed under the carpet just like the Trogen Horse affair podcast revelations. Anything that embarrasses the centrists and therefore challenges the narrative demanded by the establishment is not given the attention it rightly deserves.
 
Interesting as we also saw moderate MP’s being de-selected and bullied by the extreme left wing. Labour attacking itself from both wings. What hope have we?
 
MolteniArcore said:
You know what? I couldn't care less - I just want the Tories out and sadly voting Green / Lib Dem / Indi / Spoiled Ballot won't achieve that.

Sometimes one has to hold one's nose and do what's best for everyone rather than themselves.
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Exactly this. I'm not doubting the veracity of this report for a second - I know such stuff is going on. But things like this just encourage people not to vote, and that only ever benefits the Tories. Whatever faults Labour has, I'll tell you one thing - you would never see a Labour Chancellor deliver today's disgraceful excuse for a budget. As said elsewhere on this forum, this is class warfare and right now I'd shake hands with the devil to rid us of this cabal.
 
BlindBoyGrunt said:
Just finished watching it as it happens. The scale of lying, bullying and corruption is off the scale. I left Labour after the last leadership election and nothing that I have seen or read since has changed my mind. I said then that I could no longer support them in their current form but recently, out of sheer disgust with the present Government, I nursed the idea that I could possibly lend them my vote if someone like Burnham was leader. Now there is no chance. A new party is needed.

There's still another episode to come too.
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Yeah better off with conservative government 🙄
 
Labour are just going to say we are better than the Conservatives they living of the fact they will appear as the 2nd worst option when election come. Starmer plan is rubbish and boring will hardly benefit the county at all
 
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Momentum announces drive to help Labour members deselect MPs

Exclusive: Group says process will clear way for greater diversity in parliament
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www.spectator.co.uk

The latest Labour bullying row highlights the moderates' dilemma

Although it’s the Conservatives nowadays who are best known for in-fighting, this weekend we were offered a reminder of the divisions in Labour. At a meeting of the National Policy Forum (NPF), a row broke out between the Momentum contingent and the moderates. The subject of the row was – once...
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I think Labour will form the next Government mainly because people are tired of Tory politics rather than proposed Labour policy.
 
I won’t be holding any nose.

I will be voting Labour.

Politics is politics and it’s full of bad behaviour and always has been, it’s dog eat dog as required by our media.

The working people of this country simply cannot afford the Tories in power for another stint, we all have a duty to get them out and consigned to the dustbin of history.
 
HolgateCorner said:
I won’t be holding any nose.

I will be voting Labour.

Politics is politics and it’s full of bad behaviour and always has been, it’s dog eat dog as required by our media.

The working people of this country simply cannot afford the Tories in power for another stint, we all have a duty to get them out and consigned to the dustbin of history.
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As said, there will always be ***** in politics, it's the nature of the game sadly, but when the ***** are the ones dictating policy and openly siphoning off wealth while widening the chasm of inequality then you have to choose the lesser of two evils.
 
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