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Chris

20-02-2020 22:22

Re: Corbyn's kerfuffle

He was a genuine threat to our way of life precisely because he never abandoned his Marxist principles despite ample evidence, from all over the world, that such principles starve and kill the very people they’re supposedly intended to benefit. He’s a walking fossil. A relic of a period in the 20th century that, thankfully, very few people want back.

heero_yuy

04-03-2020 10:43

Re: Corbyn's kerfuffle

Quote:

Quote from The Sun:

https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...8&d=1562846859

The Labour Party is facing “one of its worst” results in the upcoming local elections, according to an internal report.

Months after the worst general election result since 1935, the party is set to lose strong hold councils like Sheffield, Plymouth and Harlow in vote simulations done internally.

The document warns the party is facing “one of our worst local election performances in recent history” in the vote next May.

The incoming Labour leader will have less than a month to reverse the predictions, with the memo bracing the loss of many “hard-working councillors.”

In one simulation the party could lose 418 councillors.

The report states: “Based on the 2019 General Election and the subsequent ‘bounce’ in the polls for the Tories, we fully expect to lose hard-working councillors and lose control of some councils.”

It adds: “Our predictive modelling points to substantial losses that may constitute one of our worst Local Election performances in recent history.”

The piece on the link above does say that a new leader may reduce the damage.

pip08456

04-03-2020 10:59

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 36026294)

The piece on the link above does say that a new leader may reduce the damage.

Depends on who the new leader is.

OLD BOY

04-03-2020 19:24

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Originally Posted by heero_yuy (Post 36026294)

The piece on the link above does say that a new leader may reduce the damage.

I doubt it, with the choice that's there.

Damien

04-03-2020 20:46

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It does seem, if the polls are right, that Labour are going to go for Keir Starmer which would be an improvement.

denphone

04-03-2020 20:51

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l have just heard the Andrew Neil interview and the RLB interview with him was akin to a car crash.

Keir Starmer is well ahead of her in the polls.

Hom3r

08-03-2020 17:14

Re: Corbyn's kerfuffle

i will NEVER vote Liebour again.

Anti Brexit Kier will hope end the liebour party.

Sephiroth

08-03-2020 17:24

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I hope you didn’t when the anti-semitic Corbyn stood in December.

Hom3r

08-03-2020 17:38

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36026646)

I hope you didn’t when the anti-semitic Corbyn stood in December.

They lost my vote when they u-turned and became anti brexit, had I known that in the 2017 GE I wouldn't have voted liebour, and i expect we would have been out the the EU a year ago.

Sephiroth

08-03-2020 19:14

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36026648)

They lost my vote when they u-turned and became anti brexit, had I known that in the 2017 GE I wouldn't have voted liebour, and i expect we would have been out the the EU a year ago.

Phew!

Pierre

17-05-2020 09:24

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https://news.sky.com/story/jon-lansm...entum-11989640

The will be a service of remembrance for Momentum later in the week

papa smurf

17-05-2020 11:02

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36035382)

https://news.sky.com/story/jon-lansm...entum-11989640

The will be a service of remembrance for Momentum later in the week

Corbyn, Long faily, this guy could certainly pick em any hoo as they say in polite circles don't let the door hit you in the ass on your way out.

Damien

17-05-2020 12:03

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36035382)

https://news.sky.com/story/jon-lansm...entum-11989640

The will be a service of remembrance for Momentum later in the week

I've heard the Tories are going to host a dinner in recognition of all he has done for them

Sephiroth

17-05-2020 14:18

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36035402)

I've heard the Tories are going to host a dinner in recognition of all he has done for them

I hope I'm invited as one of the loyal members who always goes to the Wokingham dinners!)

TheDaddy

17-05-2020 20:27

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 36035382)

https://news.sky.com/story/jon-lansm...entum-11989640

The will be a service of remembrance for Momentum later in the week

Wonder if Jeremy's brother will be out by then after his spot of bother with the law. I did laugh at the protests in other cities, the two in Wales in particular, one when no one turned up and the other where two people turned up, Bob and John iirc, they brought with them a dossier on how 5G was responsible for corona virus, how deluded are your delusions of grandeur to believe you have such a dossier

Paul	18-05-2020 02:59

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No idea why this is still open, the original topic is long dead. Time to retire it.

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