Jeremy Corbyn (Vol. 4)
Discussion
The reality is the AS is so deeply ingrained, there is no possible way that a labour party with JC at it's head and momentum as a primary driving force can possibly get rid of AS in Labour. It's a characteristic of those on the hardcore marxist left to be antisemtic
It's long since gone way beyond changing a few procedures or kicking the odd person out
I suspect JC and his closest allies realise that, hence their stance of making the right noises to appease their cult like fans, whilst actually, doing as little as possible
It's a truly sad state of affairs
I've no doubt some of those still in denial may wake up when it's gone way too far, but that's of little consolation
Thankfully, unless there's a huge sea change in the next 7 days, Corbyn will hopefully be gone soon
It's long since gone way beyond changing a few procedures or kicking the odd person out
I suspect JC and his closest allies realise that, hence their stance of making the right noises to appease their cult like fans, whilst actually, doing as little as possible
It's a truly sad state of affairs
I've no doubt some of those still in denial may wake up when it's gone way too far, but that's of little consolation
Thankfully, unless there's a huge sea change in the next 7 days, Corbyn will hopefully be gone soon
jonby said:
The reality is the AS is so deeply ingrained, there is no possible way that a labour party with JC at it's head and momentum as a primary driving force can possibly get rid of AS in Labour. It's a characteristic of those on the hardcore marxist left to be antisemtic
It's long since gone way beyond changing a few procedures or kicking the odd person out
I suspect JC and his closest allies realise that, hence their stance of making the right noises to appease their cult like fans, whilst actually, doing as little as possible
It's a truly sad state of affairs
I've no doubt some of those still in denial may wake up when it's gone way too far, but that's of little consolation
Thankfully, unless there's a huge sea change in the next 7 days, Corbyn will hopefully be gone soon
The AS comes with far left politics . He can't get rid of it with Momentum loons in charge. The only way it will change is to expel thousands of members and move the party to the right. Almost impossible. The electorate will send that clown a message next week. Will they listen. No. I will wager many will say it is a zionist plot. They just get itIt's long since gone way beyond changing a few procedures or kicking the odd person out
I suspect JC and his closest allies realise that, hence their stance of making the right noises to appease their cult like fans, whilst actually, doing as little as possible
It's a truly sad state of affairs
I've no doubt some of those still in denial may wake up when it's gone way too far, but that's of little consolation
Thankfully, unless there's a huge sea change in the next 7 days, Corbyn will hopefully be gone soon
I wonder how badly Corbyn and co would have to do to get overthrown?
He’s already survived all sorts of votes of no confidence and plots in the early days from the Parliamentary Labour Party but whilst he has momentum and the unions (and possibly the students) behind him, then they can’t get rid of him.
In 2017 when he did better than expected, they were saying he’d won the election. Even then he didn’t come close to winning anything.
He’s already survived all sorts of votes of no confidence and plots in the early days from the Parliamentary Labour Party but whilst he has momentum and the unions (and possibly the students) behind him, then they can’t get rid of him.
In 2017 when he did better than expected, they were saying he’d won the election. Even then he didn’t come close to winning anything.
El stovey said:
I wonder how badly Corbyn and co would have to do to get overthrown?
He’s already survived all sorts of votes of no confidence and plots in the early days from the Parliamentary Labour Party but whilst he has momentum and the unions (and possibly the students) behind him, then they can’t get rid of him.
In 2017 when he did better than expected, they were saying he’d won the election. Even then he didn’t come close to winning anything.
I honest feel he can't wait for the election so he can resign-he looks worn out.He’s already survived all sorts of votes of no confidence and plots in the early days from the Parliamentary Labour Party but whilst he has momentum and the unions (and possibly the students) behind him, then they can’t get rid of him.
In 2017 when he did better than expected, they were saying he’d won the election. Even then he didn’t come close to winning anything.
768 said:
I'm not sure they could get rid of him, Labour's best hope is probably him choosing to go and I'm not sure how long he'll choose to cling on for.
And if he does go, who next? There are some hilarious and terrifying replacements lined up.
Don't forget it's been a while since 2015. The highly amused Tories won't do that again, the students at the time are now paying taxes. He's only got Momentum and the unions left And if he does go, who next? There are some hilarious and terrifying replacements lined up.
randlemarcus said:
Don't forget it's been a while since 2015. The highly amused Tories won't do that again, the students at the time are now paying taxes. He's only got Momentum and the unions left
And the rabid Tory haters. Interestingly enough though, the slightly less crazy ones have started to wobble a bit though where he is concerned, I've noticed.
9xxNick said:
I've definitely seen some major wobbles in at least half a dozen people who were fanatical in 2017, mostly rooted in the AS issue.
Yes, one extremely vocal supporter I know has suddenly distanced himself from Jezza, namely after the Andrew Neil interview. I think that was the last straw. Dick Dastardly said:
TheRealNoNeedy said:
A Winner Is You said:
What happens when you give Labour supporters Corbyn quotes on Jews, but pretend it was Boris who said them
https://youtu.be/ITCX2mDiFzE
Very predictable, but funnyhttps://youtu.be/ITCX2mDiFzE
Would be interesting to know how many were like her vs the others shown. It might be she was the only one, or there were more - always an issue when you're seeing a short clip
Mobile Chicane said:
768 said:
Munter said:
According to YouGov people who are fans of Corbyn like:
In case you are wondering fans of Boris like:
https://screen.yougov.com/audience/dashboard?marke...
There's some f- Nivea
- Euromillions
- Windows (For licking?)
In case you are wondering fans of Boris like:
- Lynx
- British Museum
- Science Museum
https://screen.yougov.com/audience/dashboard?marke...
king hilarious stuff in those if you compare them side by side.That's the PH demographic, right there.
A Winner Is You said:
Mobile Chicane said:
768 said:
Munter said:
According to YouGov people who are fans of Corbyn like:
In case you are wondering fans of Boris like:
https://screen.yougov.com/audience/dashboard?marke...
There's some f- Nivea
- Euromillions
- Windows (For licking?)
In case you are wondering fans of Boris like:
- Lynx
- British Museum
- Science Museum
https://screen.yougov.com/audience/dashboard?marke...
king hilarious stuff in those if you compare them side by side.That's the PH demographic, right there.
whoami said:
ORD said:
Am I missing something? This party of anti-semites, communists and morons is STILL polling at 32% and has a realistic chance of forming the next government.
This country really is crackers.
Agreed. It’s totally unbelievable. This country really is crackers.
t'. Consumed by hate, much. My rationale is that they don't love Corbyn so much as hate the Conservatives, which with this couple is most likely Brexit related and the frothing has escalated. I suspect because they know it's game overBurwood said:
Going by what I've seen from the loony 'friend' on FB which i just de-friended,a video not a post. Corbyn is not AS, it's a smear by billionaire newspaper owners. His wife also posted 'I didn't know Phillip Scofield was a Tory tt'. Consumed by hate, much. My rationale is that they don't love Corbyn so much as hate the Conservatives, which with this couple is most likely Brexit related and the frothing has escalated. I suspect because they know it's game over
That clip of the Uber lefties being given the Boris vs Corbyn quotes is hitting the mainstream now I see, and it’s causing a proper st'. Consumed by hate, much. My rationale is that they don't love Corbyn so much as hate the Conservatives, which with this couple is most likely Brexit related and the frothing has escalated. I suspect because they know it's game overtstorm! whoami said:
ORD said:
Am I missing something? This party of anti-semites, communists and morons is STILL polling at 32% and has a realistic chance of forming the next government.
This country really is crackers.
Agreed. It’s totally unbelievable. This country really is crackers.
Stranger things have happened in elections recently and the country could well be in for a nasty shock.
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