MehNice to see it actually out in the open I suppose:
Jeremy Corbyn will never stand for Labour again, say senior figures
Exclusive: Reinstating whip to former leader ‘would be toxic’ to party’s chances of winning general electionwww.theguardian.com
I wouldn't be surprised if shammer manages to seize defeat from the jaws of certain victory, his only advantage that he's not rishi sunak will be destroyed once the campaign begins. Shammer will be more destructive to the Labour brand than ever that tepid social democrat corbyn was. Who'll be blamed if Labour lose the next General election? Seems shammer's painting himself into a cornerNice to see it actually out in the open I suppose:
Jeremy Corbyn will never stand for Labour again, say senior figures
Exclusive: Reinstating whip to former leader ‘would be toxic’ to party’s chances of winning general election
If he was ever PM it would be his government managing capitalism and inflicting the austerity and attacks on workers. Never trust a politician. Fortunately for him he never got to be in that position. Unfortunately for us too many mugs still buy the lies of the Corbyn myth. But just look at what the social democrat politicians of 'the Squad' did in the US recently to the rail workers. Wether left or right politicians fuck over the workers and serve the interests of capitalism. At the end of the day you will never be able to vote yourself to liberation.
Yeh which will be fucked once the campaign starts and it becomes clear he really is one
, Corbyn was a terrible politician. Had no idea of the, ahem, 'momentum' he had behind him and little idea on what to do with it. He didn't beat his opponents in the party and he didn't do much to re-embed the party back into working class life. Labour's side of the Brexit process was a 100% fucking disaster, a combination of Starmer's shitheadedness Vs Corbyn's inability to lead. 2017 was May's near gift to the Labour Party, but 2019 was every bit Corbyn's inability to combat the populism of the right, the 'Get Brexit Done' mantra or even establish an identity. The sad thing is that his brand of mild social democracy would carry all before it at the moment, but his failures and Starmer's ... well, fuck, what is Starmer's thing... have wiped that off the agenda. Between them, they've done a grand job of ensuring that the only Labour victory can/will/might be some kind of insipid nee-Blairite, filthy slurry.
1000 posts in is a touch conservative and debases the thread somewhat. It is More like 31000+ posts over a 1000+ pages.
Posts... pages... Christmas booze...
We know. It was posted on the thread about the Guardian.It was the BBC wot done for him, oh and the Guardian so says Loach, who is not a fan of the current regime.
‘Absolutely shameless’: Ken Loach says BBC helped ‘destroy’ Jeremy Corbyn
Director says media has ‘rewritten history’ to expunge ex-Labour leader and attacks Starmer regime for ‘manipulating the rules’
Its more about Corbyn and the party than the Guardian!
Not to mention the multi million pound costs potentially involved
shammer would be the next pm if it wasn't for labour having to campaign for several weeks in the run-up to the voteNot to mention the multi million pound costs potentially involved
BBC News - Corbyn-era legal costs could blunt Labour general election campaign
Ex-Corbyn staff court case could dent Labour election fund
A long-running internal feud may prove costly in the run-up to the next election, writes Iain Watson.www.bbc.co.uk
exactly: Starmer has chosen to persecute Leftists, and his BBC mates are whingeing that he might not win. Despicable: both him and them. Unbiased BBC? NeverNot to mention the multi million pound costs potentially involved
BBC News - Corbyn-era legal costs could blunt Labour general election campaign
Ex-Corbyn staff court case could dent Labour election fund
A long-running internal feud may prove costly in the run-up to the next election, writes Iain Watson.www.bbc.co.uk
Yeah got to agree.
Arise Dame Liz of....
he was crap in the past too
