Chit Chat
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
24 Sep 16
11:38
Joined:
Date Joined:
05 Apr 06
11.45am
sort by:
Show
per page
Replies: 34
|
By:
Foregone conclusion.You can't even back Corbyn at 1.01 here.
|
|
By:
Guardian : Corbyn 62% of vote
|
|
By:
JC Winner !
|
|
By:
JC : Largest political party in western Europe.
|
|
By:
Jeremy Corbyn has won the Labour leadership contest with 313,309 votes. Challenger Owen Smith got 193,229.
A total of 506,438 cast their votes, higher than earlier estimates. Mr Corbyn got 61.8% of votes cast - an increase on his winning margin last year. |
|
By:
What a superb result for the Consevative Party
 |
|
By:
Steptoe Rides Again
|
|
By:
Accept the Democratic Result
|
|
By:
Corbyn says Theresa May’s government is not a new government; it is a new version of David Cameron’s rightwing government.
He says school segregation is wrong. He says poverty levels are unacceptable. Wealth must be shared more equally, he says. He says Labour can form a government. He is urging members to join a campaign next Saturday calling for inclusive education for all. The Tory plans for grammar schools expose their divisive agenda, he says. He says he will fight the Tory plans. But Labour members must also work together, and respect the democratic choice that has been made. Let us work together for real change, he says. |
|
By:
RIP
|
|
By:
A victory for democracy.
|
|
By:
Labour government never to be seen again.RIP Labour.
|
|
By:
What's to become of the majority of his MPs who are out of step with Corbyn?
And the members of his shadow cabinet who resigned? |
|
By:
Should make all of them attend PMQ's wearing orange overalls
|
|
By:
The Labour party is in a worse state now than before they all ganged up to get rid of Corbyn.
Where do they go from here? What is it, 142 rebel MPs all wanting to get shut of their leader? So should he deselect the lot of them and get them replaced with proper commies? |
|
By:
More like 170
|
|
By:
Yes your right Injera. 176 voted against him.
|
|
By:
I want to believe but the guy is like All Bran.
You know its probably good for your soul but its tasteless as hell. You need politicians with an ounce (only an ounce) or charisma and swagger, he has not a gramme unfortunately. |
|
By:
Nevertheless he is the Labour leader, the party must get behind him
and prepare for the next election |
|
By:
but you need charisma to do that so it will just keep going around in circles
|
|
By:
The charisma of Blair. Hmmmm! He charismad many people but not me. Cheating liar, now very rich. But a man of the people in his shirt with rolled up sleeves just like chemical ownen (another man of the people)
|
|
By:
Corbyn could start by proscribing the various right wing organisation working against socialism inside the party. Any one with connections with other groups working against Labour outside should be expelled.
Mandy etc are still working against Labour. They will continue to plot. Corbyn is too nice a leader to get the knife out. He will pay for it unfortunately. |
|
By:
Mikael D'Haguenet 24 Sep 16 12:24
A victory for democracy. Would have been an even bigger victory had democracy been allowed to take its course. Purging and excluding members from voting was not democratic. |
|
By:
You don't need much charisma if your policies are any good, and it helps if the other side are on the ropes.
Just need to get your policies right then they'll vote for you. |
|
By:
Doesnt really matter too much about ideology since you cant please all, all the time etc.
What people need to see is confidence and wit to destabalise those opposing you. Unfortunately he cant do that and his ideas tend to grind along without much feel good about them. Virtue is its own reward but Corbyn makes it seem like eating rye bread. The man needs a scriptwriter or something Im afraid |
|
By:
Politicians arnt about doing the right thing, they are about convincing the public what they have decided in the backroom is the best option and to that end its an art.
It pains me to admit that because the first problem everyone sees of politicans are the ideologies that effect you, then the smarmy lying turd doing the lying to get it through. But politics is what it is. You have to defeat those out to defeat you. |
|
By:
LABOUR IS FINNISH >>>
|
|
By:
Michael Foot, Neil Kinnock, Gordon Brown also led the Labour Party
Diane Abbott waiting in anticipation ... apparently Jeremy had a soft spot for her ...  Labour now gone, Libs very gone Go UKIP, go. Theresa won't be stopping you  |
|
By:
Am i looking at the right betting market? link below.
http://www.oddschecker.com/politics/british-politics/next-prime-minister It say's Corbyn favourite to be next prime minister? is this the joke market orsomething, realistically this nut job should be 5 million to 1. not a chance in hell he'll ever get in , that obviously goes for the Labour party to for the foreseeable future |
|
By:
Keep thinking Owen Smith was a stooge put up to make sure Corbyn had no competition, they basically stood for the same thing, where were all the disaffected MP's on the middle & right of the party when it comes to standing, be interested to see if Smith gets a decent role on the benches if offered something just doesn't ring true with all of this.
|
|
By:
[i]Tommy RobinsonVerified account
@TRobinsonNewEra Tommy Robinson Retweeted Sky News |
|
By:
Tommy RobinsonVerified account
@TRobinsonNewEra Tommy Robinson Retweeted Sky News brilliant news. Labour have become an extreme far left & Muslim party |
|
By:
Since when in form study did a 62:38 win in a 2 horse race equate to better form than a 59:19:17:5 win in a 4 horse race?
The BBC are complicit in dumbing down this nation by spouting this horse-crep. |
|
By:
Corbyns main policy, we need to give millions more immigrants free health
care , free houses & free money New Labour (again) |