Labour / Tory Party meltdown Referendum fallout

Pino said:
Now that the second labour leadership election in a year is over what exactly is going to happen to about the election fraud so obviously committed by the labour party? Despite everything Corbyn increased his majority in all areas and would have increased it further if around 200,000 members had been disallowed the vote. Can all the right wing, neo-con nutjobs please leave the party now because when the people get their say you will be the ‘unelectable ones’ forever.
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Is the correct answer.

The camouflage conservatives have tried, twice, to assert control of the party, cheating and lying in the process, and failed. Twice.

I'm not sure Corbyn will win a election but I'm 100% certain he will drastically increase the labour vote.

It is the MP's in the coup that want the labour party to be one of the professional big city classes, ignoring the poor, the weak, and the unlucky.

They tried to out-tory the tories with the hate for the weakest in our society and failed.

Jeremy Corbyn, an honest, decent, unafraid man. The country is a slightly nicer place today.
 
Kazzydeyna said:
Is the correct answer.

The camouflage conservatives have tried, twice, to assert control of the party, cheating and lying in the process, and failed. Twice.

I'm not sure Corbyn will win a election but I'm 100% certain he will drastically increase the labour vote.

It is the MP's in the coup that want the labour party to be one of the professional big city classes, ignoring the poor, the weak, and the unlucky.

They tried to out-tory the tories with the hate for the weakest in our society and failed.

Jeremy Corbyn, an honest, decent, unafraid man. The country is a slightly nicer place today.
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Thanks for this post, I thought I was the only one.
 
Labour did not lose the GE because they were not left wing enough.

Jeremy Corbyn is an idealist and a career opposer - he clearly cannot unite his fellow MPs, although they don't come out with much credit, and he's turning what could be a good moment to challenge to Tories into a self-indulgent crusade

He cannot connect with the middle ground. Yeah, the anarchists, students and liberal elite like him but not ordinary folks. If he stands up there and says in his manifesto that he will get rid of nuclear wepons he will lose and not have to say another word. His lack of clarity/conviction on the EU vote was also a bit of a disgrace
 
Blue Hefner said:
Labour did not lose the GE because they were not left wing enough.

Jeremy Corbyn is an idealist and a career opposer - he clearly cannot unite his fellow MPs, although they don't come out with much credit, and he's turning what could be a good moment to challenge to Tories into a self-indulgent crusade

He cannot connect with the middle ground. Yeah, the anarchists, students and liberal elite like him but not ordinary folks. If he stands up there and says in his manifesto that he will get rid of nuclear wepons he will lose and not have to say another word. His lack of clarity/conviction on the EU vote was also a bit of a disgrace
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Correct. The Tories now have an opposition leader who was born a silver spooned mansion dweller, a pro nuclear disarmament CND supporter, nationalisation freak, and a lover of Hamas and the IRA.
Throw in a deputy leader who is a all of the above, plus a self proclaimed marxist, and those 300,000 plus door knockers have one hell of a job on.
 
Kazzydeyna said:
Is the correct answer.

The camouflage conservatives have tried, twice, to assert control of the party, cheating and lying in the process, and failed. Twice.

I'm not sure Corbyn will win a election but I'm 100% certain he will drastically increase the labour vote.

It is the MP's in the coup that want the labour party to be one of the professional big city classes, ignoring the poor, the weak, and the unlucky.

They tried to out-tory the tories with the hate for the weakest in our society and failed.

Jeremy Corbyn, an honest, decent, unafraid man. The country is a slightly nicer place today.
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Agree
 
The perfect fumble said:
Thanks for this post, I thought I was the only one.
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Don't worry, there are millions of us.

We just don't see our views represented in the papers, on the tv/radio because the "left wing" in the media aren't left wing at all.

Chukka umma or however you spell his name left wing, a friend of the working class? Behave.

Ditto most of the plp.

Personally I would deselect them all ,these coup members.

The metropolitan right infiltrated the labour party in the 90's, aided and abetted by Lord Kinnock and his political blood brother Blair.

They took the working class for granted, taking the view that you didn't have to work for them or their needs, you just needed to appear a bit less cruel than the tories.

And it worked.

Until ironically they banded together with the hard right to support the fascist EU and the poor,the left behind, the "thick scummy northeners" , we're finally given a voice in a vote that mattered.

It's no coincidence that Jeremy , a lifelong euro sceptic, was politically assassinated after brexit. Get rid of him, replace him with abother hard right labour leader, who will 'take us back into europe' and once again the main parties would be singing the same songs only in a different key.

He's a hero, and a rare breed. An decent man in politics.

Long may he continue.
 
Kazzydeyna said:
Don't worry, there are millions of us.

We just don't see our views represented in the papers, on the tv/radio because the "left wing" in the media aren't left wing at all.

Chukka umma or however you spell his name left wing, a friend of the working class? Behave.

Ditto most of the plp.

Personally I would deselect them all ,these coup members.

The metropolitan right infiltrated the labour party in the 90's, aided and abetted by Lord Kinnock and his political blood brother Blair.

They took the working class for granted, taking the view that you didn't have to work for them or their needs, you just needed to appear a bit less cruel than the tories.

And it worked.

Until ironically they banded together with the hard right to support the fascist EU and the poor,the left behind, the "thick scummy northeners" , we're finally given a voice in a vote that mattered.

It's no coincidence that Jeremy , a lifelong euro sceptic, was politically assassinated after brexit. Get rid of him, replace him with abother hard right labour leader, who will 'take us back into europe' and once again the main parties would be singing the same songs only in a different key.

He's a hero, and a rare breed. An decent man in politics.

Long may he continue.
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Michael Foot mark 2, nice man, hopeless leader, and will go the same way. The right of the Labour party should now back their leader, and let him have everything he wants going into the next election. That way they can't be blamed when he crashes and burns. Seems the left need a crushing defeat every now and again in order to realise this country is not a hot bed of socialism.
 
Kazzydeyna said:
Is the correct answer.

The camouflage conservatives have tried, twice, to assert control of the party, cheating and lying in the process, and failed. Twice.

I'm not sure Corbyn will win a election but I'm 100% certain he will drastically increase the labour vote.

It is the MP's in the coup that want the labour party to be one of the professional big city classes, ignoring the poor, the weak, and the unlucky.

They tried to out-tory the tories with the hate for the weakest in our society and failed.

Jeremy Corbyn, an honest, decent, unafraid man. The country is a slightly nicer place today.
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37% of the Labour vote, voted against Corbyn , you really 100% certain he will increase the Labour vote ?
 
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