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tc27 wrote:Tempted to sign up as a £3 supporter just to get rid of him - its being funny up until now but the official opposition is too important to be left in the hands of a 200k hard left moonbats.

Lobby wrote:

Brazil wrote:

Lorthern Nights wrote:It was on the radio this morning, Labour have had 60,000 new members this week. It isnt clear if they are Corbyn supporters or against, if i were to bet on it i reckon they are Corbynites and this is why Eagle held off a leadership bid.

It's quite sad to see a major political party taken over and becoming effectively a protest group for disgruntled hard left-wingers with no hope of getting elected or providing meaningful opposition.

Well, anecdotal evidence being worthless and everything, but I know an awful lot who've signed up to get rid of him.

Eagle may well have held off because, the shadow cabinet being emptier than Boris's inbox, they were expecting the penny to drop and him to stand down. As is it is he's either too stupid to notice that he's now sat with just IRA-fan McDonnell and Stalin-Apologist Milne, or is hanging on in the hope that the individual members will give him enough support. Interestingly a lot of the London Constituency Parties voted in favour of the no-confidence motion yesterdays and if that's a pattern (nothing to say it will be), then he's basically risking tearing the party apart for the sake of vanity and his popularity with the entryists. Worth pointing out that the enttryists are predominently people like Don.

I still can't get over how he managed to link Israel and ISIS at the launch of a report into anti-semitism in the party, the club-footed fuckwit

It gets better (or worse). At the same anti-semitism event yesterday a Jewish Labour MP was accused of being part of a right wing media conspiracy by a Corbynista Guardian journalist, Marc Wadsworth. She left in tears and later suggested that some of the slurs made against her by the Corbynistas were anti-semitic.

It now appears that after the event, Corbyn shook hands with Wadsworth and laughed as he told the leader how he had "outed Smeeth, bloody talking to the Torygraph this morning.” Corbyn then told Wadsworth “I sent you a text about it”. So far from protecting his MPs from anti-semitic slurs from his more manic supporters, he seems to actually be encouraging them.

SamShark wrote:

tc27 wrote:Tempted to sign up as a £3 supporter just to get rid of him - its being funny up until now but the official opposition is too important to be left in the hands of a 200k hard left moonbats.

It's getting to the point that idiots and nutters are the norm.

I'm thinking of starting my own extreme centrist party that is neither communist or Nazi. Not sure if people will take it seriously though - too "out there"

Brazil wrote:

Lobby wrote:

Brazil wrote:

Lorthern Nights wrote:It was on the radio this morning, Labour have had 60,000 new members this week. It isnt clear if they are Corbyn supporters or against, if i were to bet on it i reckon they are Corbynites and this is why Eagle held off a leadership bid.

It's quite sad to see a major political party taken over and becoming effectively a protest group for disgruntled hard left-wingers with no hope of getting elected or providing meaningful opposition.

Well, anecdotal evidence being worthless and everything, but I know an awful lot who've signed up to get rid of him.

Eagle may well have held off because, the shadow cabinet being emptier than Boris's inbox, they were expecting the penny to drop and him to stand down. As is it is he's either too stupid to notice that he's now sat with just IRA-fan McDonnell and Stalin-Apologist Milne, or is hanging on in the hope that the individual members will give him enough support. Interestingly a lot of the London Constituency Parties voted in favour of the no-confidence motion yesterdays and if that's a pattern (nothing to say it will be), then he's basically risking tearing the party apart for the sake of vanity and his popularity with the entryists. Worth pointing out that the enttryists are predominently people like Don.

I still can't get over how he managed to link Israel and ISIS at the launch of a report into anti-semitism in the party, the club-footed fuckwit

It gets better (or worse). At the same anti-semitism event yesterday a Jewish Labour MP was accused of being part of a right wing media conspiracy by a Corbynista Guardian journalist, Marc Wadsworth. She left in tears and later suggested that some of the slurs made against her by the Corbynistas were anti-semitic.

It now appears that after the event, Corbyn shook hands with Wadsworth and laughed as he told the leader how he had "outed Smeeth, bloody talking to the Torygraph this morning.” Corbyn then told Wadsworth “I sent you a text about it”. So far from protecting his MPs from anti-semitic slurs from his more manic supporters, he seems to actually be encouraging them.

Where did you read that? It's emerging that he's actually monumentally duplicitous and almost universally disliked amongst all but the trot-gimps. There is genuine anger at his conduct during the Remain campaign, what with him being the only party leader to have gone on holiday during the middle of it. Or any political compaign, ever, for that matter.

crash 669 wrote:

SamShark wrote:

tc27 wrote:Tempted to sign up as a £3 supporter just to get rid of him - its being funny up until now but the official opposition is too important to be left in the hands of a 200k hard left moonbats.

It's getting to the point that idiots and nutters are the norm.

I'm thinking of starting my own extreme centrist party that is neither communist or Nazi. Not sure if people will take it seriously though - too "out there"

Needs something catchy as a motto. Something like "Common Sense, Common Values, No Irish" might work.

Lobby wrote:

Brazil wrote:

Lorthern Nights wrote:It was on the radio this morning, Labour have had 60,000 new members this week. It isnt clear if they are Corbyn supporters or against, if i were to bet on it i reckon they are Corbynites and this is why Eagle held off a leadership bid.

It's quite sad to see a major political party taken over and becoming effectively a protest group for disgruntled hard left-wingers with no hope of getting elected or providing meaningful opposition.

Well, anecdotal evidence being worthless and everything, but I know an awful lot who've signed up to get rid of him.

Eagle may well have held off because, the shadow cabinet being emptier than Boris's inbox, they were expecting the penny to drop and him to stand down. As is it is he's either too stupid to notice that he's now sat with just IRA-fan McDonnell and Stalin-Apologist Milne, or is hanging on in the hope that the individual members will give him enough support. Interestingly a lot of the London Constituency Parties voted in favour of the no-confidence motion yesterdays and if that's a pattern (nothing to say it will be), then he's basically risking tearing the party apart for the sake of vanity and his popularity with the entryists. Worth pointing out that the enttryists are predominently people like Don.

I still can't get over how he managed to link Israel and ISIS at the launch of a report into anti-semitism in the party, the club-footed fuckwit

It gets better (or worse). At the same anti-semitism event yesterday a Jewish Labour MP was accused of being part of a right wing media conspiracy by a Corbynista Guardian journalist, Marc Wadsworth. She left in tears and later suggested that some of the slurs made against her by the Corbynistas were anti-semitic.

It now appears that after the event, Corbyn shook hands with Wadsworth and laughed as he told the leader how he had "outed Smeeth, bloody talking to the Torygraph this morning.” Corbyn then told Wadsworth “I sent you a text about it”. So far from protecting his MPs from anti-semitic slurs from his more manic supporters, he seems to actually be encouraging them.

There are those in our party who could not come to terms with the fact that a quarter of a million members could clearly see that the our party’s broken election model has led to two back-to-back defeats and needed replacing...

...All wings of the Labour movement fought hard, and two-thirds of our voters swung to Remain – the same as the SNP, and far more than the Tories, who split 60:40 for Leave.

Lobby wrote:

Brazil wrote:

Lobby wrote:

Brazil wrote:

Lorthern Nights wrote:It was on the radio this morning, Labour have had 60,000 new members this week. It isnt clear if they are Corbyn supporters or against, if i were to bet on it i reckon they are Corbynites and this is why Eagle held off a leadership bid.

It's quite sad to see a major political party taken over and becoming effectively a protest group for disgruntled hard left-wingers with no hope of getting elected or providing meaningful opposition.

Well, anecdotal evidence being worthless and everything, but I know an awful lot who've signed up to get rid of him.

Eagle may well have held off because, the shadow cabinet being emptier than Boris's inbox, they were expecting the penny to drop and him to stand down. As is it is he's either too stupid to notice that he's now sat with just IRA-fan McDonnell and Stalin-Apologist Milne, or is hanging on in the hope that the individual members will give him enough support. Interestingly a lot of the London Constituency Parties voted in favour of the no-confidence motion yesterdays and if that's a pattern (nothing to say it will be), then he's basically risking tearing the party apart for the sake of vanity and his popularity with the entryists. Worth pointing out that the enttryists are predominently people like Don.

I still can't get over how he managed to link Israel and ISIS at the launch of a report into anti-semitism in the party, the club-footed fuckwit

It gets better (or worse). At the same anti-semitism event yesterday a Jewish Labour MP was accused of being part of a right wing media conspiracy by a Corbynista Guardian journalist, Marc Wadsworth. She left in tears and later suggested that some of the slurs made against her by the Corbynistas were anti-semitic.

It now appears that after the event, Corbyn shook hands with Wadsworth and laughed as he told the leader how he had "outed Smeeth, bloody talking to the Torygraph this morning.” Corbyn then told Wadsworth “I sent you a text about it”. So far from protecting his MPs from anti-semitic slurs from his more manic supporters, he seems to actually be encouraging them.

Where did you read that? It's emerging that he's actually monumentally duplicitous and almost universally disliked amongst all but the trot-gimps. There is genuine anger at his conduct during the Remain campaign, what with him being the only party leader to have gone on holiday during the middle of it. Or any political compaign, ever, for that matter.

Guido's site has published a video this morning of Corbyn laughing with Wadsworth.

croyals wrote:If there's one thing that recent weeks have shown it is that, by and large, foreigners are even more clueless about our politics than we are.

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

There is no appetite from McDonnell to contest the next election on a platform of staying in the EU, the shadow chancellor inferred in his speech today.

McDonnell says he wants to be absolutely clear on immigration. After the UK leaves the EU “free movement of labour and people will come to an end.”

Brazil wrote:

croyals wrote:If there's one thing that recent weeks have shown it is that, by and large, foreigners are even more clueless about our politics than we are.

Bit harsh to brand the entirety of humanity with Don's, um, special interpretation of reality.

danny_fitz wrote:

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

Has he gone?

Don wrote:

danny_fitz wrote:

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

Has he gone?

It would be a great laugh if this turned out to be theo's hey theo moment.

danny_fitz wrote:

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

Has he gone?

crash 669 wrote:

SamShark wrote:

tc27 wrote:Tempted to sign up as a £3 supporter just to get rid of him - its being funny up until now but the official opposition is too important to be left in the hands of a 200k hard left moonbats.

It's getting to the point that idiots and nutters are the norm.

I'm thinking of starting my own extreme centrist party that is neither communist or Nazi. Not sure if people will take it seriously though - too "out there"

Needs something catchy as a motto. Something like "Common Sense, Common Values, No Irish" might work.

theo wrote:

danny_fitz wrote:

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

Has he gone?

No. Sorry I was just emphasising that his position is untenable. I expect many of the 60,000 that have recently joined the Labour Party are doing so to oust him. Most of his supporters piled in when they were choosing the leader after the GE.

Ledzep wrote:

theo wrote:

danny_fitz wrote:

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

Has he gone?

No. Sorry I was just emphasising that his position is untenable. I expect many of the 60,000 that have recently joined the Labour Party are doing so to oust him. Most of his supporters piled in when they were choosing the leader after the GE.

There is a big drive by the hard left who are pushing for people to join labour to boost Corbyn's chances of staying. My wife's Cousin being one of them!

Don wrote:

Ledzep wrote:

theo wrote:

danny_fitz wrote:

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

Has he gone?

No. Sorry I was just emphasising that his position is untenable. I expect many of the 60,000 that have recently joined the Labour Party are doing so to oust him. Most of his supporters piled in when they were choosing the leader after the GE.

There is a big drive by the hard left who are pushing for people to join labour to boost Corbyn's chances of staying. My wife's Cousin being one of them!

And he did get several thousand showing support at a rally the other day in a time when no-one rallies or attends marches anymore.

Positive signs for Corbyn on the ground where it counts.

Not sure what all the entitled people on this forum are worried about in his policy, tbf.

Chuckles1188 wrote:3,000 people turning out in London to support Jezza isn't necessarily all that impressive

And he did get several thousand showing support at a rally the other day in a time when no-one rallies or attends marches anymore.

Positive signs for Corbyn on the ground where it counts.

Not sure what all the entitled people on this forum are worried about, tbf.

croyals wrote:Lefties attend protests and rallies, seemingly under the impression they change things.

theo wrote:

danny_fitz wrote:

theo wrote:Bye Bye Jeremy. It was.....disappointing.

Has he gone?

No. Sorry I was just emphasising that his position is untenable. I expect many of the 60,000 that have recently joined the Labour Party are doing so to oust him. Most of his supporters piled in when they were choosing the leader after the GE.

Don wrote:

croyals wrote:Lefties attend protests and rallies, seemingly under the impression they change things.

Ah, yes. The others protest in front of their keyboards.

c69 wrote:I am sure there are indeed lots of people that believe Corbyn would be a good PM. Clearly you don't and I agree with that sentiment. However you could transpose Corbyn for Gove or Boris if you were left wing and it would still be a silly statement.

waguser wrote:

Don wrote:

croyals wrote:Lefties attend protests and rallies, seemingly under the impression they change things.

Ah, yes. The others protest in front of their keyboards.

The Corbyn members mostly go AWOL for campaigns

they were largely completely absent for the council elections.

croyals wrote:

waguser wrote:

Don wrote:

croyals wrote:Lefties attend protests and rallies, seemingly under the impression they change things.

Ah, yes. The others protest in front of their keyboards.

The Corbyn members mostly go AWOL for campaigns

they were largely completely absent for the council elections.

The young make up the vast majority of voters and yet turnout of this age group hovers at a paltry 35%.

waguser wrote:

croyals wrote:

waguser wrote:

Don wrote:

croyals wrote:Lefties attend protests and rallies, seemingly under the impression they change things.

Ah, yes. The others protest in front of their keyboards.

The Corbyn members mostly go AWOL for campaigns

they were largely completely absent for the council elections.

The young make up the vast majority of voters and yet turnout of this age group hovers at a paltry 35%.

I mean as members involved in leaflet dropping and can
vassing

Man In Black wrote:I'm thinking of joining to get rid of Corbyn too. Can't just let the Tories do what they want.

waguser wrote:Bo Jo is a useless sack of shit

a complete buffoon
a man who is perfectly happy having achieved the pinnacle of his political ambition
as leader of the righteous permanent opposition in no danger of ever having to implement a policy.

Delusional incompetent f&8kwit in Irish terms he makes Mick Wallace look statesmanlike

crash 669 wrote:

waguser wrote:
I mean as members involved in leaflet dropping and can
vassing

Same logic applies though - it's great to put statuses on facebook about how much you love Jezza, but you don't see those people in the polling booths.

Raison D'etre wrote:

waguser wrote:Bo Jo is a useless sack of shit

a complete buffoon
a man who is perfectly happy having achieved the pinnacle of his political ambition
as leader of the righteous permanent opposition in no danger of ever having to implement a policy.

Delusional incompetent f&8kwit in Irish terms he makes Mick Wallace look statesmanlike

Fixed or should I say fully interchangeable

Don wrote:

Man In Black wrote:I'm thinking of joining to get rid of Corbyn too. Can't just let the Tories do what they want.

Err. By doing that you are doing just what the Tories want.

Raison D'etre wrote:

waguser wrote:Bo Jo is a useless sack of shit

a complete buffoon
a man who is perfectly happy having achieved the pinnacle of his political ambition
as leader of the righteous permanent opposition in no danger of ever having to implement a policy.

Delusional incompetent f&8kwit in Irish terms he makes Mick Wallace look statesmanlike

Fixed or should I say fully interchangeable

theo wrote:

Don wrote:

Man In Black wrote:I'm thinking of joining to get rid of Corbyn too. Can't just let the Tories do what they want.

Err. By doing that you are doing just what the Tories want.

No you're really not. Corbyn is unelectable.