The Labour Party. All discussion here please

[banjodeano]

7 hours ago, Pettytom said:

Why’s that?

 

Watson is a talented politician. Labour is worse off without him

I honestly dont know why i am replying, you are going to know my answer before i even reply, but here goes.

Watson has done his best to make the party unelectable, it isnt just a case of the left hating the right and vice verse, but you could guarantee that whenever labour seemed to be bobbing along nicely, up pops Watson to throw a spanner into the works, he only got elected off the back of Corbyn and knew his days were numbered, good riddance to bad rubbish i say, Israel will soon find another stooge to finance.

[Pettytom]

1 hour ago, banjodeano said:

I honestly dont know why i am replying, you are going to know my answer before i even reply, but here goes.

Watson has done his best to make the party unelectable, it isnt just a case of the left hating the right and vice verse, but you could guarantee that whenever labour seemed to be bobbing along nicely, up pops Watson to throw a spanner into the works, he only got elected off the back of Corbyn and knew his days were numbered, good riddance to bad rubbish i say, Israel will soon find another stooge to finance.

Wow.

 

That’s an even nastier reply than I was expecting.

 

Labour really are in trouble if you represent the mainstream view of the party.

[banjodeano]

6 minutes ago, Pettytom said:

Wow.

 

That’s an even nastier reply than I was expecting.

 

Labour really are in trouble if you represent the mainstream view of the party.

Sometimes the truth hurts..

[Jeddo]

Wow ...see  live Ian Austin (resigned Lab MP) interview with Kay Burley this morning. Says Corbyn not fit to run country or Lab party, and trad Labour voters should vote Tory in this coming election because although he doesn't agree with all the Toies do, they are fit to run the country, and there are only two real options for PM  in this election.

 

The guy nearly broke down and said he had to be honest about the state of tbe Labour Party now.

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[banjodeano]

21 minutes ago, Jeddo said:

Wow ...see  live Ian Austin (resigned Lab MP) interview with Kay Burley this morning. Says Corbyn not fit to run country or Lab party, and trad Labour voters should vote Tory in this coming election because although he doesn't agree with all the Toies do, they are fit to run the country, and there are only two real options for PM  in this election.

 

The guy nearly broke down and said he had to be honest about the state of tbe Labour Party now.

This government are killing thousands of the poor and disadvantaged and people like him would rather see it continue than a socialist government, it tells you all you need to know about the right wingers in the party..

[Jeddo]

Corbyn is tbe best thing to have happened to the Tories. We should reign for a long time now to sort out the mess Labour left us with on National debt.

 

They've just announced a 2019 election pledge of borrowing £600Bn.  Will they never learn? You have to live within your means, whether a country or a family. That's probably why folk who  don't budget and spend unwisely vote for them.  Same nonsensical way of running finances.

 

They handed the Tories an unbelivable amount of National debt and expect tbem to sort it in 5 minutes. It will take many many terms to sort that National debt out. We've only just got the country's annual accounts looking something like healthy, never mind paying off any debt we inherited. Now Labour want to borrow more...are they crazy? 

[alchresearch]

4 hours ago, banjodeano said:

 

Watson has done his best to make the party unelectable

Wrong.

 

Watson has done his best to try and retain any Labour voters who don't buy in to the Corbyn lovefest and see him for what he really is.

 

Watson was only one who has reassured worried Labour voters that he sees Jennie Formby wasn't doing everything she could in the antisemitism business - deleting emails for one.

 

Labour have already lost Owen  Smith, and now this.  You know who else they've lost - masses of centrists who were patiently waiting for the disastrous Corbyn experiment to end.  Oh, and they've probably lost the 2019 election.

 

 

 

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[Longcol]

It's like watching the early 80's and the rise of militant all over again. The left have a habit of not learning from history, they repeat the same behaviours only think that "this time it will work".

[hobinfoot]

4 hours ago, banjodeano said:

I honestly dont know why i am replying, you are going to know my answer before i even reply, but here goes.

Watson has done his best to make the party unelectable, it isnt just a case of the left hating the right and vice verse, but you could guarantee that whenever labour seemed to be bobbing along nicely, up pops Watson to throw a spanner into the works, he only got elected off the back of Corbyn and knew his days were numbered, good riddance to bad rubbish i say, Israel will soon find another stooge to finance.

Once again Corby supporters have to bring Israel/Jews up.

[alchresearch]

19 minutes ago, Longcol said:

The left have a habit of not learning from history, they repeat the same behaviours only think that "this time it will work".

Yep, just like this:

 

Labour to promise billions for public services

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50325059

 

And if they win, the country will be bankrupt in 2025 and the Tories will have to clean the mess up