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That's a young Michael Douglas from an episode of The Streets of San Francisco.
I loved that TV show when I was young.
About time too, I’d love nothing more than him to have the balls to create and lead a socialist political party.It reads a bit like JC could be thinking about starting a new party
People-power led to my re-election. It is the start of a new politics | Jeremy Corbyn
When we realise that strength is built from below, we can challenge those at the top. Our new movement starts here, says Jeremy Corbyn MPwww.theguardian.com
lf he’s going to be on TRIP Leading that’s one hell of an upcoming episode!It ends with Jeremy bludgeoning war criminal campbell with a frozen toblerone in minecraft?
I loved that TV show when I was young.
Edited to add: keep it on topic, chap! er... I understand Mr Corbyn was a fan of Streets of San Francisco too.
Since then events have shown that the thick of it was far more sensible than what goes on in whitehallI preferred the original Alistair Campbell, as played by Peter Capaldi.
They’d never have dared do something as ludicrous and unbelievable as Liz Truss.Since then events have shown that the thick of it was far more sensible than what goes on in whitehall
One would argue that there have been too many attempts to create socialist parties under the UK system. What's needed is both credible people power organisation from the down-up, and genuine leadership from the top-down to meet in the middle (and a desire to not just fight elections within a month of one being called, but to be 'doing the groundwork' from reporting pot holes to assisting benefits claims and onwards etc).About time too, I’d love nothing more than him to have the balls to create and lead a socialist political party.
The labour movement and the Labour Party are, of course, completely different things.Corbyn surprised me by standing as an independent because I assumed that his loyalty to the labour movement was too strong. Maybe he has now the strength to turn the Peace and Justice party into an electoral movement. Up to him.
Novara interview with Corbyn. There's some talk of acting together with the other independents.
Hm, wonder just how loose an alliance can be, in terms of policies, being accountable for what each other do, etc, while still at least achieving some of those kind of logistical benefits.strange bedfellows. apart from Gaza there's little if anything of a common policy platform between them. but at least the ex-DUP independent isn't invited.
but if gets them debate time in the commons & a little bit of funding why not.
If Corbyn had his way we wouldn’t be supporting Ukraine and this would be more likely…
It makes plenty of sense to the rich folk who make a fortune out of it.Any policy where an organisation is privatised but the state continues to underwrite the risk makes no sense at all. Almost every other country in the world seems to understand this.