Labour reinstates Jeremy Corbyn

SuperStu said:
Corbyn's first cabinet was a compromise. Had lots of representation for the right wing of the party - certainly more than Starmer's did for the left even before booting out Rebecca Long Bailey.

Then those right wing MPs all flounced and resigned their positions. One by one, so that it was a media story for days. And they started the morning after the EU referendum result as well - probably the weakest time for the tories in the last decade. Cameron had sh*t his pants and ran away. Boris and Gove looked like they were about to burst in to tears. And instead of pile the pressure on, the Parliamentary Labour Party decided that was the time to try and "break Corbyn as a man". It starts to sound familiar over time, doesn't it? Any opportunity to actually start taking the fight to the tories, the right wing Labour MPs decide to cover for them and dredge up some Labour infighting. And then they have the cheek to turn around and cry about unity.
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So to sum up Corbyn was a faultless genius man of the people who can walk on water, never said anything that can be misconscrewed as anything but kind and positive, the Red tops simply misunderstood him, the Jewish leaders are right wing loonies apart from the ones who backed Corbyn, I feel proud to have been on the same planet as him.
 
Same_as_before said:
The union funding, they can't be the same unions run by Corbyns best mates are they? The blokes who live like Lords over their Serfs. Try reading Private Eye.
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The Unions give the Labour Party approx £28m a year.

The party was facing bankruptcy before Corbyn took over and boosted it’s membership.

How are you proposing the party plugs this funding gap?
 
By becoming the Tories Pog. Starmer is already doing that pretty well and courting corporate backers so that the unions won't be a problem for him, the absolute snake that he is.
 
Pog said:
The Unions give the Labour Party approx £28m a year.

The party was facing bankruptcy before Corbyn took over and boosted it’s membership.

How are you proposing the party plugs this funding gap?
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I have no idea, where did I say any different ?

My old fella was a union leader from Berwick to Hull, my mum was a late 1930's communist, they had no truck with union leaders who publicised themselves.
 
Same_as_before said:
Why do a lot of Jewish Leaders and MPs think differently? are they making it up?

I am very fortunate and never had any type of racism or bigotry against me, I am sure to get it say in day out must be terrible . Anyway I already read your views on the less able.
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The Jewish leaders & MP's are in league with associations like Friends of Israel, they have taken money to go into bat for the state of Israel, JC has a major problem with the state of Israel, due to how they've treat the Palestinians, so they have a major problem with him, they'll do anything to ruin him, simples....

I've already apologised several times for what was an appalling choice of words by myself, whether i never meant it in it's true sense, i should never have said it - I've repeatedly said sorry, now drop it!
 
Same_as_before said:
So to sum up Corbyn was a faultless genius man of the people who can walk on water, never said anything that can be misconscrewed as anything but kind and positive, the Red tops simply misunderstood him, the Jewish leaders are right wing loonies apart from the ones who backed Corbyn, I feel proud to have been on the same planet as him.
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The red tops understood him very well, hence the character assassination.

Weird to have such a flappy little rant about me saying his first shadow cabinet had lots of right wing labour MPs in it.
 
SuperStu said:
The red tops understood him very well, hence the character assassination.

Weird to have such a flappy little rant about me saying his first shadow cabinet had lots of right wing labour MPs in it.
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Ok amuse me, the Jews who were concerned about Thier safety were making it up, the Jews who backed Corbyn Are the salt of the earth.

Corbyn lost two elections against the most right wing Government in My lifetime because blokes in working my men's clubs read the Mail, he gave a clear policy on Brexit, he never changed policy on a daily basis, and Mavis from Milton Keynes told him how to run the country
 
SouthStandSY said:
The Jewish leaders & MP's are in league with associations like Friends of Israel, they have taken money to go into bat for the state of Israel, JC has a major problem with the state of Israel, due to how they've treat the Palestinians, so they have a major problem with him, they'll do anything to ruin him, simples....

I've already apologised several times for what was an appalling choice of words by myself, whether i never meant it in it's true sense, i should never have said it - I've repeatedly said sorry, now drop it!
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Isn't that an anti-semitic statement in itself? And the kind of thing that is the problem?

It sounds like you are saying the whole anti-semitic issue is a conspiracy of Jewish Leaders and associations like Friends of Israel against Corbyn because he's a critic of Israel - so there is not a problem with anti-semitism.

And it also sounds like you do not believe the Equality and Human Rights Commission findings because you think it's a conspiracy.

AND to finish your sentence "simples..." it sounds like it's no mistake that you have written it.
 
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Same_as_before said:
Tell me why we lost Blyth, Redcar , Stoke , .......
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Because Labour couldn't be trusted on Brexit. Starmer and his ilk refused to accept the democratic decision of the electorate and Corbyn was too weak to deal with them. I say that as a remain voter.
 
MolteniArcore said:
Isn't that an anti-semitic statement in itself? And the kind of thing that is the problem?

It sounds like you are saying the whole anti-semitic issue is a conspiracy of Jewish Leaders and associations like Friends of Israel against Corbyn because he's a critic of Israel - so there is not a problem with anti-semitism.

And it also sounds like you do not believe the Equality and Human Rights Commission findings because you think it's a conspiracy.

AND to finish your sentence "simples..." it sounds like it's no mistake that you have written it.
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No, it is not an anti-semitic statement; it's an accurate portrayal of the facts.
 
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