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Devoid of agility, charisma and credibility, Corbyn has led Labour into the abyss
Devoid of agility, charisma and credibility, Corbyn has led Labour into the abyss
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Rommel every Labour leader is viciously attacked by the spiv filth , look back in history every one except maybe blair who of course done a pact with Lucifer Murdoch
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when he came out with the waspi refund,i thought you dont want power you twonk,you just want a shining manifesto that is now lining cat trays,pride in that manifesto that has just had the biggest kicking in 80 years ffs
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anxious - if JC had a credible position on Brexit (i.e leave) he would have won more seats.
Remainers did NOT flock to the Cancel Democracy Party (Lib Dems) and they hated JC's middle of the road ambiguity. They preferred to honour the 2016 vote. Mark Tami MP: I think our policy on Brexit was, well... if you stand in the middle of the road, you get run over. It was very hard for us to explain our position on the issue, that was a problem. |
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anx its part of the deal the rw press will be on your back,but jeremy gave them a target that shone in the fkn dark
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and just a litle nitpick,sing the fkn anthem,youre british in high office sing your anthem,your views on the monarchy are a separate issue,fight your position on the monarchy but sing the fkn anthem of the day
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injera corbyn was a leaver but others changed their mind from 2017 including McDonnell
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no but what it says to everyone is youre a bad thinker,its another fkn mush of nothing,sing your anthem you drone,and argue against the content of the anthem somewhere else,you lead the second biggest pol party,you might be pm,sing the fkn anthem
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Ok sing it then but what difference it makes is nothing , its only a symbolic gesture
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gestures count,esp with the likes of fookin mush brain,now the fkn mushy twonk is saying what a fookin great manifesto we had,ooo im so proud of it.it just got the biggest fkn kicking in 80 years you sad pathetic....dont have pride in anyhting with such a defeat,get out now,go and speak to your fookin cabbages and leeks
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any crediblt lab leader would have won this election,jc was just so awful
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remainer Corbyn lost , he should have listened to the people
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The polls suggest that whilst Labour's stance on BREXIT was an issue, the much bigger issue was Corbyn himself and his hapless front bench. I agree with rommel that any credible Labour leader with sensible policies would have won. Never had the Tories been so weak and there for the taking.
Remain and left leaning Tories like myself were forced to vote for Boris. Corbyn's policies would have been a disaster. |
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You weren’t the important vote , it was labour leavers who won the referendum and the election
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Labour should be glad they lost - would have been a horrible mess to clean up. Now it's all on Boris - he needs to deliver a prosperous Britain - there can be no excuses.
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You weren’t the important vote , it was labour leavers who won the referendum and the election
perhaps the first time you're ever been right. it was all about Brexit - Labout lost all it's white working class seats. |
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Now that its done we shall see Bullingdon leading a hard right wing populist agenda similar to his mate the fat cheeseburger , there will be a few crumbs of trickle down thrown his new friends in the north , give it 18 months a you will see the true agenda , more anti trade union laws , more tax cuts for the rich , more weapons of mass destruction , more seling arms to despot regimes , more zero hours , they cant help themselves if you are inherently evil you will not be able to hide that
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anx all is not lost,i think bj is a lying piece of sh** and not as clever as people think,certainy got to up his game in the commons cos hes been appalling,keep it flying son
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The labour party wanted to give the vote to foreigners, open borders without restriction and they wanted Britain to "begin making some reparations for our colonial past"
It is a party that hates Britain and is full of people who hate Britain. Corbyn and McDonnell the chief haters |
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People get tired of being preached to by the likes of Corbyn and McDonnell and the various ethnics within that party and living in this great and beautiful country
Its as simple as that, stop preaching to the British people |
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Labour also wanted to brainwash school children about Britain's colonial past, even more than it happens already.
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We concentrated on sectional interests and ignored the issues that affected the other 35 million who voted - quite simple
really. none of you are members but if you saw the begging letter I got for 1 pound or 3 pound etc etc and the picture that came with it you would understand or the pic when Jeremy countered anti semitism showing that we were a non racist party you must have seen that - it said it all about their target groups - to put it kindly - ignored the midlands and northern non diaspora vote - but london stayed red - for a very good reason. I am being very delicate here as I will be accused of all sorts of things. |
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Labour's solitary core voter group now is the Sharia Law vote. That held up significantly, while Labour were deserted by white traditional working-class voters, and this time even the easily-bribed, delusional young people did not have the impact of 2017.
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Most members are radical momentum though, and by far the majority of Labour voters are not members. Had most members seen those letters, I'm sure the margin of defeat would've been that much bigger. One of the differences between 2017 and 2019, is that the Corbynista grip on the Labour party had tightened, and as a result his new policies showed his true agenda which wasn't as apparent in 2017.
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I supported and voted for Jeremy, but he was a back bencher and unfortunately carried on like one. But it is lansman and his cronies at the NEC - I have gone on about it all year but have been laughed at. No one is laughing now but their heads are still stuck in the sand in many areas of policy, constituencies and power. It will be a long 5 years. I hope we can steer away from this SOCIALIST WORKER mentality coz that is what it is - I don't know how many are in the party but the tactics are very similar.
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Common sense in the country has prevailed albeit with the least worst option.
Polls have shown that the reason for lab people deserting lab was JC. In Wigan 1 in 4 who previously voted lab did not do so and there have been many similar instances. I expect labour to adhere to Einstein’s definition of insanity and elect a Corbynista such as Long-Bailey or Rayner. We’ll se how far that gets them. Very sad and they are letting down people who need them. |
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I suspect you are right. Don't know much about Long Bailey. But Angela Rayner has made a mark on my consciousness, because she came across as even thicker than Corbyn and Abbott. That prolly makes her favourite.
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Guardian "journalism" in action:
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Pictures should have been posted the other way around.
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Bandwagon jumping from journalists. Whatever next?
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