Jeremy Corbyn's time is up

[Sprocket.]

Is it possible to draw a spunking cock on a online ballot paper?

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

Reading the judgement it would seem the NEC can bar from voting anyone who intends to for for Corbyn if it wishes and can probably apply that rule after the vote.

 

[Cid]

Reading the judgement it would seem the NEC can bar from voting anyone who intends to for for Corbyn if it wishes and can probably apply that rule after the vote.

No, that would definitely be unreasonable/arbitrary/capricious.

 

[Cid]

This is specifically answering two questions; does the rulebook allow the NEC to set a freeze period? Is there anything in contract law that prevents the specific freeze period from being a legitimate exercise of their power?

It doesn't have any wider effect than that.

e2a: Well, maybe 3 - does the rulebook prevent this type of freeze period?

 

[Raheem]

Is it possible to draw a spunking cock on a online ballot paper?

Yes, but you're best advised not to do it with anything solvent-based.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

he got a warning from mods about it too

I did?


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[Kid_Eternity]

Labour are in a right mess...worse than at any time in their history too...Corbyn is utterly useless but backed by a HUGE number of people who care about people agreeing with them more than making policy which shapes the country. Sad times...


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[Louis MacNeice]

Labour are in a right mess...worse than at any time in their history too...Corbyn is utterly useless but backed by a HUGE number of people who care about people agreeing with them more than making policy which shapes the country. Sad times...

But they're still not as empty and pointless as your post. Keep up the good work.

Cheers - Louis (typing it out each time) MacNeice

 

[Mr.Bishie]

Is it possible to draw a spunking cock on a online ballot paper?

It fucking should be! What an absolute crock of shite.

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

But they're still not as empty and pointless as your post. Keep up the good work.

Cheers - Louis (typing it out each time) MacNeice

His post does have a point, at the bottom, where his silly signature used to be, the prat.

 

[Pickman's model]

His post does have a point, at the bottom, where his silly signature used to be, the prat.

what, where it used to say crapatalk?

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

what, where it used to say crapatalk?

Yeah, he's replaced it with a .

Advertising schwarzpunt probably.

 

[DotCommunist]

Labour are in a right mess...worse than at any time in their history too...Corbyn is utterly useless but backed by a HUGE number of people who care about people agreeing with them more than making policy which shapes the country. Sad times...


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so policy shaping is to be done by whom? Don't you like democracy?

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[Mr.Dogg]

Wow, is this true?:

 

[brogdale]

Wow, is this true?:

He's certainly worked for Brown/D Miliband in the past; not sure that necessarily makes him an insider...but maybe?

 

[Mr.Dogg]

He's certainly worked for Brown/D Miliband in the past; not sure that necessarily makes him an insider...but maybe?

One of the sources linked to the tweet basically says he owes his career to Blair-

shortly after Labour’s victory, the Treasury passed over three more experienced candidates for First Junior to choose Philip Sales, a 35 year old member of Irvine’s former chambers, who specialised in European public law. The position generated £100-200,000 annually in briefs and virtually ensured a judicial appointment.

 

[teqniq]

so policy shaping is to be done by whom? Don't you like democracy?

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[brogdale]

One of the sources linked to the tweet basically says he owes his career to Blair-

Ah, the Irvine link,eh?
Probably correct then.
How convenient for the party establishment that he heard & agreed the appeal...and prevented SC appeal.

 

[taffboy gwyrdd]

There's quite a weak piece in the indie about the 'possibility' of MI5 getting on to Momentum. Of course, they have probably been on to them more or less from inception so the piece could be limited hangout.

 

[DrRingDing]

Labour are in a right mess...worse than at any time in their history too...Corbyn is utterly useless but backed by a HUGE number of people who care about people agreeing with them more than making policy which shapes the country. Sad times...


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You can do better than that.

 

[DrRingDing]

There's quite a weak piece in the indie about the 'possibility' of MI5 getting on to Momentum. Of course, they have probably been on to them more or less from inception so the piece could be limited hangout.

Don't tease, post a link.

 

[brogdale]

Pink = remain?

 

[ItWillNeverWork]

Pink = remain?

I was going to ask what the fucks up with Scotland being so pro-owen (prowen?) since they are supposedly more left wing up that way. Then I realised that Scottish labour fucked up so badly that they are now in third place behind the tories. Makes perfect sense now.

 

[J Ed]

I was going to ask what the fucks up with Scotland being so pro-owen (prowen?) since they are supposedly more left wing up that way. Then I realised that Scottish labour fucked up so badly that they are now in third place behind the tories. Makes perfect sense now.

Yes, almost all the Labour left-wingers left for greener pastures in Scotland.

 

[Raheem]

Seems to me the court decision is good news. On the one hand, noone appears to think it remotely possible that it will result in ultimate victory for Smith. But, on the other, it will make it harder in future to challenge the NEC in court. For example, regarding rules about candidate selection and deselection.

 

[taffboy gwyrdd]

Don't tease, post a link.

I was reluctant because a lot of it is bollocks as u will see.


Why MI5 could start tracking pro-Corbyn Momentum members of the Labour Party

 

[DotCommunist]

is it fair to say the Labour Party executive is now openly thieving from its membership? Cos thats how it reads to me.

 

[DrRingDing]

Seems to me the court decision is good news. On the one hand, noone appears to think it remotely possible that it will result in ultimate victory for Smith. But, on the other, it will make it harder in future to challenge the NEC in court. For example, regarding rules about candidate selection and deselection.

....and those members should fuck off taking it to the SP. It'll only drain their own coffers.

 

[Orang Utan]

I did?


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uh huh

 

[timeforanother]

I haven't joined Momentum so I can say I was never a part of anything like a party within the party.

The Withington CLP didn't get back about cancelling the leadership debate yet. I don't think we will get a chance to colour it in on the map.