Jeremy Corbyn's time is up

[killer b]

yeah.

 

[butchersapron]

I expect an appeal to SC.

 

[Pickman's model]

Utter cunts.

that's the labour establishment for you

 

[butchersapron]

Who represented the LP over these two hearings?

 

[DotCommunist]

so this entire debacle was an exercise in futility, can't win it anyway. These pointless cunts.

 

[killer b]

so this entire debacle was an exercise in futility, can't win it anyway. These pointless cunts.

They keep the 4 million. Not totally pointless.

 

[quimcunx]

So what changed from the other day to today?

 

[J Ed]

He will win anyway, doesn't matter

 

[gosub]

counter appeal :going to Supreme court

 

[DotCommunist]

I had not considered the money there.

 

[andysays]

I wish the whole fucking debacle would get in the fucking sea.

With this latest legal development, it looks like the whole Labour party is moving inexorably seaward

 

[belboid]

They keep the 4 million. Not totally pointless.

Minus the legal fees

 

[Pickman's model]

The very spirit of parliamentary social democracy...preventing people from voting.

it's in the spirit of the great reform act

 

[brogdale]

Minus the legal fees

Not if they get their way...

 

[butchersapron]

Leave to appeal turned down.

 

[Pickman's model]

With this latest legal development, it looks like the whole Labour party is moving inexorably seaward

perhaps the 172 mps who objected to jeremy corbyn could be made to stand in a river or in the sea to form a human pier for corbyn's supporters to promenade along until at last the weight and exhaustion forced the disloyal mps' heads beneath the waves.

 

[killer b]

Minus the legal fees

Still a decent enough return.

 

[gosub]

perhaps the 172 mps who objected to jeremy corbyn could be made to stand in a river or in the sea to form a human pier for corbyn's supporters to promenade along until at last the weight and exhaustion forced the disloyal mps' heads beneath the waves.

thats slightly more deathy than "get in the sea"

 

[killer b]

Judgement is here Christine Evangelou and others -v- Iain McNicol (Appeal)

 

[gosub]

Still a decent enough return.

pr disaster, how much to turn that around

 

[killer b]

pr disaster, how much to turn that around

they don't give a shit. they just want him out.

 

[Pickman's model]

thats slightly more deathy than "get in the sea"

i wonder how long, under such circumstances, debbonaire would remain debonair

 

[DotCommunist]

pr disaster, how much to turn that around

well the PR disaster of it all benefits the labour right. They are engaged in doing their best to tank the party so as to oust corbyn and the labour left by blaming them for the shambles. Money and a shit-stinking image. Not a bad days work for them

 

[Pickman's model]

pr disaster, how much to turn that around

i'll do it for £50,000

 

[ska invita]

well the PR disaster of it all benefits the labour right.

does it?
I think the 30k legal bill makes them look nasty and vindicative. I note the Guardian coverage has ignored this element of it.

 

[Pickman's model]

does it?
I think the 30k legal bill makes them look nasty and vindicative. I note the Guardian coverage has ignored this element of it.

guardian shit thread >>>

 

[ska invita]

guardian shit thread >>>

i brought it up as a point of how it makes them look bad (hence its exculsion)
cant be bothered to post on that thread as it would be a full time job

 

[brogdale]

It is a particularly good look, isn't it?
Take £ off folk to join your party, then use the proceeds to go to court to stop them participating and claiming costs off those that dared to challenge the party machine.
Anyone thinking of joining?

 

[J Ed]

It is a particularly good look, isn't it?
Take £ off folk to join your party, then use the proceeds to go to court to stop them participating and claiming costs off those that dared to challenge the party machine.
Anyone thinking of joining?

It's a good look if you want to create a house divided and then blame Corbyn for it. 'Look at what we've done while he is leader, he has no control!'

 

[DotCommunist]

does it?
I think the 30k legal bill makes them look nasty and vindicative. I note the Guardian coverage has ignored this element of it.

thats just it. They don't care how it looks. They want to fuck corbyn off out of it and the resurgent labour left slapped back into the box marked 'yesterdays men'. In order to do that you create crisis. Strategy of tension and all that. The idea goes that once the dust has settled OS swoops in as the moderate candidate to save the party from the shambles.