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Surge in Labour Party membership as Lib Dems desert their party


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'on-line' membership is subject to confermation.

 

If you could actualy join on-line there would be no form of 'veting process' which would mean many of the 'prescibed' organisations could have a field day enlisting their members as members of the labour party, something that the labour party has been very aggressivly attending too in recent years.

 

What you are eagerly grasping at is a press statement that may or may not be true, but we'll find out when they get audited won't we.

 

 

As I said you can join immediately. If there is a vetting process as such, any delays are minimal.

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As I said you can join immediately. If there is a vetting process as such, any delays are minimal.

 

You know full well there's a vetting process.

 

........and what's more more you also know that no one can join in the timescales talked about here.

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You know full well there's a vetting process.

 

........and what's more more you also know that no one can join in the timescales talked about here.

 

 

Look mate your fib has been exposed. Withdraw with dignity.

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Look mate your fib has been exposed. Withdraw with dignity.

 

Your own post;

 

If there is a vetting process as such, any delays are minimal.

 

.........and the line from the membership webstite

 

"We collect the required information in order to check you meet the conditions of and help you fulfil the opportunities provided by membership of the Labour Party."

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Your own post;

 

 

 

.........and the line from the membership webstite

 

"We collect the required information in order to check you meet the conditions of and help you fulfil the opportunities provided by membership of the Labour Party."

 

You said originally it took 6 weeks to 6 months!!!:hihi::loopy:

It is done almost instantly!!! :rolleyes:

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Here's what the Liberals say;

 

But the Liberal Democrats have also recorded an increase in party members since the election.

 

"A spokesman said 1,500 had joined since polling day, including 400 since the formation of the coalition. The party currently has just over 60,000 members. Both Labour and Liberal Democrats spokesmen said they did not have figures on how many members of their respective parties had left since the election."

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Here's what the Liberals say;

 

But the Liberal Democrats have also recorded an increase in party members since the election.

 

"A spokesman said 1,500 had joined since polling day, including 400 since the formation of the coalition. The party currently has just over 60,000 members. Both Labour and Liberal Democrats spokesmen said they did not have figures on how many members of their respective parties had left since the election."

 

Or to put it another way. Another post by the OP proves to be total lies.

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