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over a year ago
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame."
Don't most of labour want him out? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame.
Don't most of labour want him out?"
Not the members. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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he will be known as the person who split the labour party in two....
you could see like there is in europe 2 left parties... one for the hard left, and one for the centre left....
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It will be the members at grass root levels that decide his fate.
Looks to me like the party will split, as the blairite red tory faction seem to be a tad disconnected from their membership and constituents. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The man is no more than a tory trojan horse........a disgrace to the cause of the Labour party, weak ,incoherent, and incapable for the job he currently has. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame."
He has the British Army behind him including SAS |
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By (user no longer on site)
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He may be a lovely guy but he has been a protest MP his whole life, opposing his own party as much as the opposition. Not a good track record for a party leader.
The parliamentary Labour party, who know him better than anyone, say he is no manager or leader and cannot take his MPs with him. You cannot win elections on a protest vote or run a government when 70% of your MPs will not do what you tell them. The MPs calling for him to go do so only because they want to be a credible opposition.
The thousands that have joined the the labour party over the last few days, presumably to keep him in, are likely to be either secret conservatives or sadly unrealistic left wing socialists. The latter like the ideas Corbyn spouts whilst not apparently caring they cannot work in the real world. Build nuclear submarines but not arm them ffs!!  |
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"He may be a lovely guy but he has been a protest MP his whole life, opposing his own party as much as the opposition. Not a good track record for a party leader.
The parliamentary Labour party, who know him better than anyone, say he is no manager or leader and cannot take his MPs with him. You cannot win elections on a protest vote or run a government when 70% of your MPs will not do what you tell them. The MPs calling for him to go do so only because they want to be a credible opposition.
The thousands that have joined the the labour party over the last few days, presumably to keep him in, are likely to be either secret conservatives or sadly unrealistic left wing socialists. The latter like the ideas Corbyn spouts whilst not apparently caring they cannot work in the real world. Build nuclear submarines but not arm them ffs!! "
When Labour stop listening to the public who vote for them, they lose their place in politics
they have lost Scotland and looks like they are losing England too
they need to take a good look at themselves or the Labour party will die. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame.
He has the British Army behind him including SAS"
Didn't know that, that's interesting considering the smear campaign against him this time last year into September. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes they have lost Scotland due to poor leadership....and it continues with the present leader....but the political cuckoos that are the SNP are showing signs of losing there touch....slight fraying at the edges and no talent below the top three ..in fact no talent at all below Sturgeon, Swinney and that shouty one lol xx |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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He reminds me a bit of Roy Hodgson, a nice guy, well intentioned, but promoted beyond the level of his competence. Labour desperately needs to get its act together. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame."
no, forget about labour mp's and labour party members, the vast majority of labour VOTERS in the country want him out and at the end of the day they are the only ones who count |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Unfortunately it is the Members of the party who are in control...some are trotskyists who will topple Labour.. in there need for political purity... They use Labour to get influence then destroy from within  |
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame.
no, forget about labour mp's and labour party members, the vast majority of labour VOTERS in the country want him out and at the end of the day they are the only ones who count"
maybe its time for those that do support him to stand up and be counted..?
if they join the party then they will get a vote if a challenge gets to that point.. |
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"Unfortunately it is the Members of the party who are in control...some are trotskyists who will topple Labour.. in there need for political purity... They use Labour to get influence then destroy from within "
seems to be the nature of the left that it either hasn't adapted to the changes in society with the reduction in heavy industries and its core vote..
it has a habit of tearing itself apart or trying to be something it is not to get in power..
the schism in the Tory party over the EU and for some plain old Europe may be whilst not sorted with the as yet not known outcome of Brexit, perhaps shushed a little..
on another point, great avatar picture..  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame.
He has the British Army behind him including SAS"
Squaddies vote as independently as the rest of the public.
And I can't see a military coup coming..... |
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"He may be a lovely guy but he has been a protest MP his whole life, opposing his own party as much as the opposition. Not a good track record for a party leader.
The parliamentary Labour party, who know him better than anyone, say he is no manager or leader and cannot take his MPs with him. You cannot win elections on a protest vote or run a government when 70% of your MPs will not do what you tell them. The MPs calling for him to go do so only because they want to be a credible opposition.
The thousands that have joined the the labour party over the last few days, presumably to keep him in, are likely to be either secret conservatives or sadly unrealistic left wing socialists. The latter like the ideas Corbyn spouts whilst not apparently caring they cannot work in the real world. Build nuclear submarines but not arm them ffs!!
When Labour stop listening to the public who vote for them, they lose their place in politics
they have lost Scotland and looks like they are losing England too
they need to take a good look at themselves or the Labour party will die."
tend to agree with the last line, or it will be rebranded by some PR company.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame.
no, forget about labour mp's and labour party members, the vast majority of labour VOTERS in the country want him out and at the end of the day they are the only ones who count
maybe its time for those that do support him to stand up and be counted..?
if they join the party then they will get a vote if a challenge gets to that point.."
your average Labour voter has more important or enjoyable things to do. |
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By *dwalu2Couple
over a year ago
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"Unfortunately it is the Members of the party who are in control...some are trotskyists who will topple Labour.. in there need for political purity... They use Labour to get influence then destroy from within "
How do you square that view with Jeremy Corbyn having held the most ideologically mixed shadow cabinet of any Labour leader in history?
The only reason there is any 'ideological purity' in the SC at the moment is because people with different views to Jeremy keep resigning!  |
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"Unfortunately it is the Members of the party who are in control...some are trotskyists who will topple Labour.. in there need for political purity... They use Labour to get influence then destroy from within
How do you square that view with Jeremy Corbyn having held the most ideologically mixed shadow cabinet of any Labour leader in history?
The only reason there is any 'ideological purity' in the SC at the moment is because people with different views to Jeremy keep resigning! "
as they have all worked out how useless he actually is? surely it must eventually dawn on Momentum that he is a dream, sadly his reality is human and cannot deliver. he should go. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame."
By establishment you mean Labour MPs  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Proof that democracy is dead? Probably the most popular leader Labour has had in a generation, but the establishment want him out. Shame.
He has the British Army behind him including SAS
Squaddies vote as independently as the rest of the public.
And I can't see a military coup coming....."
That is true, the army follow rules & instructions.
You should google Ben Griffin and read some interesting things, it may open peoples eyes |
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Clueless Corbyn's latest gaffe, while attempting to make himself look good in the public eye by publishing his tax return has made a huge error (no surprise, lol). He published his latest tax return in a bid to heap pressure on Teresa May to do the same but it has backfired on him in spectacular fashion after it looked like he had failed to declare £40,000 of income to the taxman. There was similar controversy last year when he published his tax return and managed to balls it up then aswel. There really is no hope for this clueless fuckwit of a man, let's see if he can make it 3 years on the trott with next year's tax return. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It will be the members at grass root levels that decide his fate.
Looks to me like the party will split, as the blairite red tory faction seem to be a tad disconnected from their membership and constituents. "
Just as the membership (militant /momentum) are totally disconnected from economic reality and the majority of ordinary people? |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"Clueless Corbyn's latest gaffe, while attempting to make himself look good in the public eye by publishing his tax return has made a huge error (no surprise, lol). He published his latest tax return in a bid to heap pressure on Teresa May to do the same but it has backfired on him in spectacular fashion after it looked like he had failed to declare £40,000 of income to the taxman. There was similar controversy last year when he published his tax return and managed to balls it up then aswel. There really is no hope for this clueless fuckwit of a man, let's see if he can make it 3 years on the trott with next year's tax return. "
Theres a slight irony in this information, you don't have to look particulalrly hard.... |
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"Clueless Corbyn's latest gaffe, while attempting to make himself look good in the public eye by publishing his tax return has made a huge error (no surprise, lol). He published his latest tax return in a bid to heap pressure on Teresa May to do the same but it has backfired on him in spectacular fashion after it looked like he had failed to declare £40,000 of income to the taxman. There was similar controversy last year when he published his tax return and managed to balls it up then aswel. There really is no hope for this clueless fuckwit of a man, let's see if he can make it 3 years on the trott with next year's tax return.
Theres a slight irony in this information, you don't have to look particulalrly hard...."
And some people think he can be trusted running the affairs of the nation, I wouldn't let him take my dog around the block. The guy can't be trusted is a total nutter who has ensured that labour will never see any form of power for at least th next 10 years. |
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"Clueless Corbyn's latest gaffe, while attempting to make himself look good in the public eye by publishing his tax return has made a huge error (no surprise, lol). He published his latest tax return in a bid to heap pressure on Teresa May to do the same but it has backfired on him in spectacular fashion after it looked like he had failed to declare £40,000 of income to the taxman. There was similar controversy last year when he published his tax return and managed to balls it up then aswel. There really is no hope for this clueless fuckwit of a man, let's see if he can make it 3 years on the trott with next year's tax return.
Theres a slight irony in this information, you don't have to look particulalrly hard....
And some people think he can be trusted running the affairs of the nation, I wouldn't let him take my dog around the block. The guy can't be trusted is a total nutter who has ensured that labour will never see any form of power for at least th next 10 years. "
Some say the same for any politician. |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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Nobody's seen the irony of centaur's post yet then?
But the way, if I Google that post will it be another cut n' paste from the Express or will it be something you actually wrote yourself, Centaur? |
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"Nobody's seen the irony of centaur's post yet then?
But the way, if I Google that post will it be another cut n' paste from the Express or will it be something you actually wrote yourself, Centaur?"
Don't have to cut n paste anything for people to see what a complete numpty Corbyn is. His weekly gaffes are broadcast over all news media outlets. Even my 9 year old niece thinks he's an idiot. |
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"Clueless Corbyn's latest gaffe, while attempting to make himself look good in the public eye by publishing his tax return has made a huge error (no surprise, lol). He published his latest tax return in a bid to heap pressure on Teresa May to do the same but it has backfired on him in spectacular fashion after it looked like he had failed to declare £40,000 of income to the taxman. There was similar controversy last year when he published his tax return and managed to balls it up then aswel. There really is no hope for this clueless fuckwit of a man, let's see if he can make it 3 years on the trott with next year's tax return.
Theres a slight irony in this information, you don't have to look particulalrly hard....
And some people think he can be trusted running the affairs of the nation, I wouldn't let him take my dog around the block. The guy can't be trusted is a total nutter who has ensured that labour will never see any form of power for at least th next 10 years. "
Yet more false news. The tax form was completed properly......so who's clueless? |
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"It will be the members at grass root levels that decide his fate.
Looks to me like the party will split, as the blairite red tory faction seem to be a tad disconnected from their membership and constituents.
Just as the membership (militant /momentum) are totally disconnected from economic reality and the majority of ordinary people?"
What? Food banks? That's the reality. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If Corbyn is unelectable why bother wasting your breath. I think it's the opposite. They're scared of him winning, so they will make him unelectable."
If someone tell a really good joke...is it a waste of breath to laugh at It? That's how I tend to see Corbyn.....a really good joke! |
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"If Corbyn is unelectable why bother wasting your breath. I think it's the opposite. They're scared of him winning, so they will make him unelectable.
If someone tell a really good joke...is it a waste of breath to laugh at It? That's how I tend to see Corbyn.....a really good joke!"
Good to see that papers mocking people is a joke. A joke is funny. Comedians do that. Papers are meant to report life events and keep people informed. |
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"If Corbyn is unelectable why bother wasting your breath. I think it's the opposite. They're scared of him winning, so they will make him unelectable."
Corbyn needs no help from anyone. He is doing a wonderful job of making himself unelectable all by himself. |
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By *imiUKMan
over a year ago
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"Nobody's seen the irony of centaur's post yet then?
But the way, if I Google that post will it be another cut n' paste from the Express or will it be something you actually wrote yourself, Centaur?"
Still nobody? |
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