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Who will be the next Labour leader?

Who will replace Corbyn?


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Bit of an own goal that was and not a way to win over the Scottish voters who Labour desperately need to get back into government.

Labour doesnt need to worry about winning back Scot voters, that's over, pact with SNP and support for IndyRef #2 is only way fwd now - f*ck Lab unionism
 
Well yeah with the Winter of Discontent in 1978-79, strikes galore and blackouts.
And my point is that the hard left type seem totally unaccepting of other view points. They don't seem to acknowledge that Labour is supposed to be a broad church and the main opposition party with a goal of trying to get into government, not some protest movement. I'm centre left and want to see a Labour party that can make a difference get back in government, hence why I call myself Lefty.
Hmmm
 
Labour doesnt need to worry about winning back Scot voters, that's over, pact with SNP and support for IndyRef #2 is only way fwd now - f*ck Lab unionism
labour's only route to power is through a pact which offers a referendum which will immediately see them out of power?
 
Has anyone else seen that stuff alleging that RLB hates the Chinese? Doesn't look it will stick as a smear, but does it suggest that she's rattled the right people.
 
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  1. I think I read some reference to her having a relaxing evening with a Chinese takeaway the other day, maybe some wires got crossed somewhere
 
There werent any blackouts in 1978/9 son. Blackouts were imposed by the Tories during the miners industrial action in 1974 . The Tories called an election camapigning on the slogan 'Who Governs Britain' and Labour won the election and settled the dispute giving the miners a 35% pay rise., a year later the NUM won a further rise.

Can anyone reccomend a good history / analysis of that period? I'm older than Lefty92, but not by enough to remember the 70s...
 
The chinese labour affiliated group has endorsed Nandy, and I understand some of the crank accounts may have been saying bad things about the chinese in response (I've not seen any of these bad things so I've no idea what), and some pearl clutching centrists have been going 'see! what starts with the jews never stops with the jews!' on twitter as a result.

I've not been moved to look into it beyond thinking 'this is why I deleted my politics twitter account'
 
Aye, but from what I can tell it's not even crank accounts. I mean anti-semitism was/is a real problem, but this on the other hand seems to have been created entirely ex nihilo.
 
Isn't that the logical conclusion to this? If Labour's only route to a majority is through a pact with a party who's MPs would no longer form part of that majority after a (successful) second indie ref, then it's not really much of a way forward is it?
pact with SNP and support for IndyRef #2 is only way fwd now
 
The chinese labour affiliated group has endorsed Nandy, and I understand some of the crank accounts may have been saying bad things about the chinese in response (I've not seen any of these bad things so I've no idea what), and some pearl clutching centrists have been going 'see! what starts with the jews never stops with the jews!' on twitter as a result.

I've not been moved to look into it beyond thinking 'this is why I deleted my politics twitter account'

this was a total hoax, and the only people claiming 'cranks ' were at it were the usual cynical centrist rabble .... well done on quitting twitter , but to then come on here and say you ' understand ' this happened on twitter is daft as buggery - edit : have just seen the ' may have', but still.... honest, there wasn't a single supporting available screen grab etc
 
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