In reply to Post #1165
The enquiry as I understand it wasn't into specific allegations of anti semitism but the way the complaints were handled, resolved and closed. Ken Livingstone has just been on saying it's a con and if he wasn't a pensioner he would be suing, let's see if the Corbynistas will crowd fund him to challenge it?
Wonder if Chacrabati will be handing back her ladyshipness 😀
The enquiry as I understand it wasn't into specific allegations of anti semitism but the way the complaints were handled, resolved and closed. Ken Livingstone has just been on saying it's a con and if he wasn't a pensioner he would be suing, let's see if the Corbynistas will crowd fund him to challenge it?
Wonder if Chacrabati will be handing back her ladyshipness 😀
In reply to Post #1170
The Tory party will have it's issues for sure. Ex BNP, Britain First, EDL etc currently think they've found a home in the Conservative party.
The Tory party will have it's issues for sure. Ex BNP, Britain First, EDL etc currently think they've found a home in the Conservative party.
In reply to Post #1169
From the camera or from reality?
Maybe it's the furlough version of him....
From the camera or from reality?
Maybe it's the furlough version of him....
In reply to Post #1169
Looks like a Borrower.
Looks like a Borrower.
Interesting interview on C4 news with Starmer. Which ever reason why they got shut of Corbin it has got to be a massive step forward for the future of the Labour Party, I reckon this was the ultimate goal 
In reply to Post #1175
Their ultimate goal was to give the tories non-opposed control of the country. If you split Labour in to the ones that agreed with JC's more traditional Labour and the ones that want the Blair/Starmer Tory style Labour then you have two very weak parties and no opposition for the corrupt and out for themselves conservatives.
The rich and elite are on the verge of getting what they want after years of propaganda and lies. Unopposed control of the country that only civil unrest or a coup will solve.
Their ultimate goal was to give the tories non-opposed control of the country. If you split Labour in to the ones that agreed with JC's more traditional Labour and the ones that want the Blair/Starmer Tory style Labour then you have two very weak parties and no opposition for the corrupt and out for themselves conservatives.
The rich and elite are on the verge of getting what they want after years of propaganda and lies. Unopposed control of the country that only civil unrest or a coup will solve.
In reply to Post #1176
Corbin was well past his sell by date and has been clinging on for years. They didn't have a cat in hells chance of getting in with him at the helm for me, got to be the worst ever, held them back. It's time to change
Corbin was well past his sell by date and has been clinging on for years. They didn't have a cat in hells chance of getting in with him at the helm for me, got to be the worst ever, held them back. It's time to change
In reply to Post #1176
I'm rich and elite
I'm rich and elite
In reply to Post #1176
propaganda
Ain't that terminology for a group of you southerners having a good look at summat
propaganda
Ain't that terminology for a group of you southerners having a good look at summat
In reply to Post #1179
Propaganda and “news” via mainstream media are interchangeable.
Propaganda and “news” via mainstream media are interchangeable.
In reply to Post #1179
In reply to Post #1176
Sounds once again like a conspiracy theory unless of course you have evidence for that claim??
Sounds once again like a conspiracy theory unless of course you have evidence for that claim??
The government that works on the basis of publishing policy in the Telegraph, seeing what the reaction is and changing course accordingly, is now outraged that their latest plans have been leaked to the press ... FFS.
In reply to Post #1183
Plenty of Tory ministers won't be happy with a national lockdown. Expecting a massive fight from them and some serious internal politics and point scoring going on.
Parliamentary vote on the lockdown pending
Plenty of Tory ministers won't be happy with a national lockdown. Expecting a massive fight from them and some serious internal politics and point scoring going on.
Parliamentary vote on the lockdown pending
In reply to Post #1184
Johnson will just withdraw the whip and expell from the party any Tory MP's that vote against his lockdown plans surely. Citing treason and defining them enemies of the people in his drive to get Coronavirus done.
Johnson will just withdraw the whip and expell from the party any Tory MP's that vote against his lockdown plans surely. Citing treason and defining them enemies of the people in his drive to get Coronavirus done.