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Same old , same old sinkov, absolutely nothing that can possibly suggest, never mind prove that I am anti-Semitic. I'm not. End of. Sir David Crausby told me on Friday the subject is "divisive" within the Labour Party and suggested some at the high end of the Labour Party are anti-Semitic. He categorically denies Jeremy Corbyn is anti-Semitic, but refused to say who he thinks is.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
Smoke and mirrors sinkov, just smoke and mirrors.
Like I said, but to sinkov in particular, the Labour Party will not let this issue bring it down...
https://labour.org.uk/no-place-for-a...n=LPAntisem&so
There is no place whatsoever for anti-Semites or any other haters for that matter in the British Labour Party...
http://labour.org.uk/wp-content/uplo...tisemitism.pdf
It's a start BT, at least there is a recognition, an acceptance, that the Labour Party has an anti-semitism problem, something which your good self has often denied. It's always been my contention that you cannot begin to resolve a problem if you will not actually concede that there is a problem in the first place. Keep up the good work.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
Jeremy Corbyn engages full reverse ferret on Twitter this morning.
"Anti-semitism has reared it's ugly head in our movement and we must drive it out. I have learned so much, I hope you will too."
I hope you've learned something as well BT and concur with your glorious leader, instead of blaming, as you are wont to do, the establishment, the right-wing press and British Jewry.
He's playing to the media sinkov, a man of your worldliness and intelligence is fully aware of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
Of course BT, I suspect Seamus has been wobbling a few heads in the leader's office over the weekend. Something had to be done though, it was getting out of hand, it just wasn't going away was it ? And it won't for a while yet either.