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Readmitted.

How to shoot yourselves in the foot in the name of "solidarity". A big few hours for Starmer. He could well be a dead man walking
 
waynekerr55 said:
Readmitted.

How to shoot yourselves in the foot in the name of "solidarity". A big few hours for Starmer. He could well be a dead man walking

Starmers statement was pathetic.

Corbyn inherited a problem that was there before he became leader. When he tried to address it he was blocked every step of the way by the likes of Hodge and the odious Ian Austin who encouraged voters to vote against his own party. Some of the same people who instead of supporting him last year stuck the knife in and sabotaged the whole campaign. Some of these people are still sitting on the opposition benches begging for support.

I doubt they’ll get it as members are leaving in droves.

Well done Keir, you certainly know how to lead an opposition. You should be furlongs ahead of Boris but you’re not.
 
Ebo said:
waynekerr55 said:
Readmitted.

How to shoot yourselves in the foot in the name of "solidarity". A big few hours for Starmer. He could well be a dead man walking

Starmers statement was pathetic.

Corbyn inherited a problem that was there before he became leader. When he tried to address it he was blocked every step of the way by the likes of Hodge and the odious Ian Austin who encouraged voters to vote against his own party. Some of the same people who instead of supporting him last year stuck the knife in and sabotaged the whole campaign. Some of these people are still sitting on the opposition benches begging for support.

I doubt they’ll get it as members are leaving in droves.

Well done Keir, you certainly know how to lead an opposition. You should be furlongs ahead of Boris but you’re not.

It’s lucky Starmer hasn’t inherited anything or got anyone sticking the knife in then eh?
 
People had such high hopes for Starmer but he caved to McCluskey in a heartbeat. What a shithouse.

It is amusing to see people claim that the problem was there despite Corbyn and not as a direct result of the kind of politics he's spent his entire career espousing though. He's spent his life surrounding himself with Jew hating types and terrorist apologists, and somehow it's not his fault that the party he led ended up full of Jew hating types and terrorist apologists.
 
Dr. Winston said:
People had such high hopes for Starmer but he caved to McCluskey in a heartbeat. What a shithouse.

It is amusing to see people claim that the problem was there despite Corbyn and not as a direct result of the kind of politics he's spent his entire career espousing though. He's spent his life surrounding himself with Jew hating types and terrorist apologists, and somehow it's not his fault that the party he led ended up full of Jew hating types and terrorist apologists.

With all due respect Winston, you’re talking bollocks here.

You seem to forget the thousands of Jews who do support him and don’t buy into this Zionist nonsense.

He tried to tackle it but was blocked and hindered by the very people who are critical of him now. They have an agenda against him and it will backfire massively against them too. Hodge, Austin etc are morally bankrupt. Same goes for Twitter trolls Riley and Tracy Anne Oberman. Vacuous individuals
 
Darran said:
:lol:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54986916

He’s spent more time attacking Corbyn than he has Boris. You don’t like JC, I get that but he’s worse than Corbyn, hell of a lot worse. He’s now got what his Tory mates wanted all along - a divided party.
 
Ebo said:
Darran said:
:lol:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-54986916

He’s spent more time attacking Corbyn than he has Boris. You don’t like JC, I get that but he’s worse than Corbyn, hell of a lot worse. He’s now got what his Tory mates wanted all along - a divided party.

Nothing to do with you chum considering you keep telling everyone you won’t be voting Labour
Creamy Ham Biff and things.
 
Darran said:
Ebo said:
He’s spent more time attacking Corbyn than he has Boris. You don’t like JC, I get that but he’s worse than Corbyn, hell of a lot worse. He’s now got what his Tory mates wanted all along - a divided party.

Nothing to do with you chum considering you keep telling everyone you won’t be voting Labour
Creamy Ham Biff and things.

This is about seeing someone who is 10 X the person Starmer will ever be, being made a scapegoat.

And no I won’t be voting labour, even if JC was in charge.
 
Ebo said:
Dr. Winston said:
People had such high hopes for Starmer but he caved to McCluskey in a heartbeat. What a shithouse.

It is amusing to see people claim that the problem was there despite Corbyn and not as a direct result of the kind of politics he's spent his entire career espousing though. He's spent his life surrounding himself with Jew hating types and terrorist apologists, and somehow it's not his fault that the party he led ended up full of Jew hating types and terrorist apologists.

With all due respect Winston, you’re talking bollocks here.

You seem to forget the thousands of Jews who do support him and don’t buy into this Zionist nonsense.

He tried to tackle it but was blocked and hindered by the very people who are critical of him now. They have an agenda against him and it will backfire massively against them too. Hodge, Austin etc are morally bankrupt. Same goes for Twitter trolls Riley and Tracy Anne Oberman. Vacuous individuals
Top post Ebo those mentioned are indeed morally bankrupt and vacuous individuals.
 
Ebo said:
waynekerr55 said:
Readmitted.

How to shoot yourselves in the foot in the name of "solidarity". A big few hours for Starmer. He could well be a dead man walking

Starmers statement was pathetic.

Corbyn inherited a problem that was there before he became leader. When he tried to address it he was blocked every step of the way by the likes of Hodge and the odious Ian Austin who encouraged voters to vote against his own party. Some of the same people who instead of supporting him last year stuck the knife in and sabotaged the whole campaign. Some of these people are still sitting on the opposition benches begging for support.

I doubt they’ll get it as members are leaving in droves.

Well done Keir, you certainly know how to lead an opposition. You should be furlongs ahead of Boris but you’re not.

You're blaming a Jewish woman who is the daughter of Jewish refugees, and a man who is the adopted son of holocaust survivors for the anti-semitic abuse they received from racists who joined the Labour Party to support Jeremy Corbyn. Take a fucking look at yourself Ebo.
 
Ebo said:
Dr. Winston said:
People had such high hopes for Starmer but he caved to McCluskey in a heartbeat. What a shithouse.

It is amusing to see people claim that the problem was there despite Corbyn and not as a direct result of the kind of politics he's spent his entire career espousing though. He's spent his life surrounding himself with Jew hating types and terrorist apologists, and somehow it's not his fault that the party he led ended up full of Jew hating types and terrorist apologists.

With all due respect Winston, you’re talking bollocks here.

You seem to forget the thousands of Jews who do support him and don’t buy into this Zionist nonsense.

He tried to tackle it but was blocked and hindered by the very people who are critical of him now. They have an agenda against him and it will backfire massively against them too. Hodge, Austin etc are morally bankrupt. Same goes for Twitter trolls Riley and Tracy Anne Oberman. Vacuous individuals

Tracey Overman and Rachel Riley now? Are there any more jews you'd like to blame for the abuse they received?
 
Ebo said:
Darran said:
Nothing to do with you chum considering you keep telling everyone you won’t be voting Labour
Creamy Ham Biff and things.

This is about seeing someone who is 10 X the person Starmer will ever be, being made a scapegoat.

And no I won’t be voting labour, even if JC was in charge.

Starmer came from a working class family and climbed to the top of his profession before becoming an MP. Jeremy Corbyn was a no-mark councillor in Islington before he sat on the backbenches for 30 years with no significant parliamentary achievements to his name. He then presided over two general election defeats and a statutory investigation into the Labour Party which found they had legally discriminated against Jews.

History is going to bury Corbyn and Corbynism and its all that he deserves.
 
It's amazing how all these Jewish people got to the top of the Labour party despite Labour being anti-Semites, absolutely amazing, I was born on a Wednesday but it wasn't last Wednesday.
 
Trampie said:
It's amazing how all these Jewish people got to the top of the Labour party despite Labour being anti-Semites, absolutely amazing, I was born on a Wednesday but it wasn't last Wednesday.

Something changed in 2015 Trampie. I’ll give you 3 guesses what that was.
 

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