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    Red face It's Rishi for me! (Politics trigger warning).


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    I don't really understand what he's bothered about, why would he want to stand as a Labour candidate anyway, surely he can see what a fraudelent shell of a political party Labour now is. BT can, so why not Corbyn ? Feck 'em Jezza, you stand as an Independent mate, you'll probably win.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    I don't really understand what he's bothered about, why would he want to stand as a Labour candidate anyway, surely he can see what a fraudelent shell of a political party Labour now is. BT can, so why not Corbyn ? Feck 'em Jezza, you stand as an Independent mate, you'll probably win.
    What a back stabbing piece of $hit Starmer is. 3 years ago he was pushing Corbyn to be Prime Minister. Them pesky Jews come in handy when you need them eh mon ami?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    What a back stabbing piece of $hit Starmer is. 3 years ago he was pushing Corbyn to be Prime Minister. Them pesky Jews come in handy when you need them eh mon ami?
    Starmer had one massive advantage over Jezza, not being one of the anti-semitic Jew baiters in the party, he could act against them. Unfortunately for Jezza, as a life long anti-semite and Jew baiter himself, he couldn't.
    Last edited by sinkov; 29-03-2023 at 08:27 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    Starmer had one massive advantage over Jezza, not being one of the anti-semitic Jew baiters in the party, he could act against them. Unfortunately for Jezza, as a life long anti-semite and Jew baiter himself, he couldn't.
    Read the Forbes report mon ami and come back for a serious debate after you have nipped through it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    Read the Forbes report mon ami and come back for a serious debate after you have nipped through it.
    I have an awful lot of reading to do on a daily basis mon ami, never heard of Forbes or his/her report. Why should I use up my valuable time reading it ? Could it be the first official report I read that's actually enlightening and isn't a whitewash ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    I don't really understand what he's bothered about, why would he want to stand as a Labour candidate anyway, surely he can see what a fraudelent shell of a political party Labour now is. BT can, so why not Corbyn ? Feck 'em Jezza, you stand as an Independent mate, you'll probably win.
    An old CLP mate of mine emailed me: The motion, which the NEC is expected to back, says the Islington North MP "will not be endorsed by the NEC as a candidate on behalf of the Labour Party at the next general election".

    This Red Tory stooge has to resort to Undemocratically changing the rules of the Labour party, in order to keep those like Jeremy Corbyn out. This illegal move, is just one more proof that the current Labour party is nothing but a Tory Replica.

    This Disgraceful move, will cement the idea that the Blairite leadership of the Opposition has lost all credibility, as it tilts ever to the Right.

    Don't think my old mucker is at all happy, do you sinkov?

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier View Post
    This Disgraceful move, will cement the idea that the Blairite leadership of the Opposition has lost all credibility, as it tilts ever to the Right.
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    What a load of effluent, tilts to the right my arse, name me one Labour policy that could even be remotely described as right-wing. In fact name me one policy of the Not The Conservative Party that could be described as right-wing. When are you going to start living in the real instead of your Grauniad inspired Lefty wonderland ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkov View Post
    What a load of effluent, tilts to the right my arse, name me one Labour policy that could even be remotely described as right-wing. In fact name me one policy of the Not The Conservative Party that could be described as right-wing. When are you going to start living in the real instead of your Grauniad inspired Lefty wonderland ?
    Nay! Don't shoot the messenger, I was only scripting what my old mucker wrote.

    If you don't think a leader of the Labour party who opposes the right to strike is not a Tory then f*ck me rigid.

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    It's a bit like watching Michael Foot, he was too left for the "modern" Labour Party and an embarrassment to their corruption of the old ideals of socialism. Now, without the old Trade Unions backing Labour (people only join up when they want strike pay) they will no longer be the party of the working class so are having to adapt to get votes (a bit like the tories do when they want to convince voters they have ordinary people's well being as a priority {and not their own}. As often stated on here, politicians are in it for their own good, more so the Tories in my ever so 'umble opinion sir.

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