Jeremy Corbyn - Not Not Labour Party(?), not a Communist (BBC)

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unchanged_lineup said:
When's May's speech on?

I am struck by the thought watching that video of Conservatives hidden away somewhere desperately, desperately trying to find dirt on this guy that they've thrown everything they had at and it didn't stick.
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She's waiting to find out what the maximum volume the DUP are in favour of playing music is, then she'll begin a consultation period to determine if this is within the volume at the festival. Then she's got to flog the Saudis some more weapons, so she'll be ready by Thursday or Friday next week.
 

Just hook it to my veins!

Combine that with the news Progress' pot full of piss has fecked off and Corbyn being at bloody Glastonbury and I'm not 100% sure I haven't just dreamt the last few weeks.
 
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Dobba said:

Just hook it to my veins!

Combine that with the news Progress' pot full of piss has fecked off and Corbyn being at bloody Glastonbury and I'm not 100% sure I haven't just dreamt the last few weeks.
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They still won't accept that the Iraq war is their reasonability and failure.

Anyway Mason was brilliant, I was sad enough to go and find the stream on Progress Facebook page, some of the centrists arguments that there being made where hilarious, suddenly found myself having cold sweats and flash backs to the early 2000s - Blair, Ali G and a funny Tim Lovejoy. Never never again.
 
Sweet Square said:
They still won't accept that the Iraq war is their reasonability and failure.

Anyway Mason was brilliant, I was sad enough to go and find the stream on Progress Facebook page, some of the centrists arguments that there being made where hilarious, suddenly found myself having cold sweats and flash backs to the early 2000s - Blair, Ali G and a funny Tim Lovejoy. Never never again.
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Red Dreams said:
always said it.

Tory Lite is worse than Torries.

they can all feck off.
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They're all absolutely convinced that centrism is the sure fire way to government, to the point that people will develop an extraordinary foreign policy themed amnesia if even given the slightest whiff of it, but only to the level that they'll bore the arse off any poor fecker they come into contact with. With another GE seemingly only a matter of time away, you'd think they'd be rushing to form this party in time for the arms dealing vicar's daughter's deal with the political wing of the old testament to crumble into dust.
 
Red Dreams said:
I respect Corbyn's approach to unite the party and accepting the centrists.

But if they insist on continuing the infighting, they need to be purged.
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Yes, the centrist Tory lite people will never accept the fact that the Iraq war was a complete mess and they should never have gotten Britain involved in it. And they are convinced that the only way to form the government is by being Tory lite.

Apart from Alastair Campbell, all of them are still anti Corbyn after the election. They are still trumpeting their anti Corbyn agenda instead of uniting against May, Johnson and the Tories. And the BBC and Laura Kuenssberg are the worst. Sick of it.
 
Nikhil said:
Yes, the centrist Tory lite people will never accept the fact that the Iraq war was a complete mess and they should never have gotten Britain involved in it. And they are convinced that the only way to form the government is by being Tory lite.

Apart from Alastair Campbell, all of them are still anti Corbyn after the election. They are still trumpeting their anti Corbyn agenda instead of uniting against May, Johnson and the Tories. And the BBC and Laura Kuenssberg are the worst. Sick of it.
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The key point the centrists fail to understand is those who voted for Corbyn voted for a vastly different agenda to what the centrists want.
The centrist ideas are Not represented in the Labour manifesto.
So they should listen to the people and work for the people or get out and do whatever they want.
 
Silva said:


It's so on.
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Glastonbury is pretty much the closest thing you can get to a Labour Party Conference.

It's great for his supporters but isn't going to make a jot of difference to an election.
 
11101 said:
Glastonbury is pretty much the closest thing you can get to a Labour Party Conference.

It's great for his supporters but isn't going to make a jot of difference to an election.
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There's young people there/watching who'll vote for Jeremy next time around who didn't vote this time around though. Glastonbury is seen as a "cool" thing these days isn't it. Might even sway a few fencers.
 
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