The end of the Labour party

[banjodeano]

I've heard that clap trap for years, it might have been valid years ago but not any more, Labour got in in the last election whilst the Rotherham abuse case (of which Labour councillors were complicit) was still major news and they unbelievably still romped home, any fringe parties who emerge are vilified out of existence by the press. The only alternatives are the finished UKIP and the unecessary Green Party.

 

My vote possibly gives someone a great privilige in life and I'm sorry they are going to have to earn it and none of the candidates in my constituency is worth leaving the house for.

 

Which councillors were complicit? and how were they complicit? you really should alert the authorities if you have such meaningful knowledge..

Three local MP's were also accused of being complicit, and their accuser now owes them quite a few thousand pounds in compensation

[top4718]

Which councillors were complicit? and how were they complicit? you really should alert the authorities if you have such meaningful knowledge..

Three local MP's were also accused of being complicit, and their accuser now owes them quite a few thousand pounds in compensation

 

Have a read of the Jay Report.

[banjodeano]

Have a read of the Jay Report.

 

cant you just tell me, save me trawling through it all

[Jeffrey Shaw]

Back on topic: the 'Times' reports at least three major supporters interested in funding a new post-Election replacement de-corbyned party.

See Philip Collins on 19 May: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/a-new-party-is-pointless-without-passion-8363zzrsj

[Manlinose]

It's an interesting theoretical discussion, but I can't see it succeeding - in a first past the post electoral system they would simply split the centre-left vote even more than it already is

[jaffa1]

Good point. Maybe Iain Duncan Smith wouldn't have been elected had the electorate known he told some whoppers on his CV.

 

The same goes for Diane Abbott who still needs a maths lesson.

[Jeffrey Shaw]

The same goes for Diane Abbott who still needs a maths lesson.

...but who, we are now told, has been laid-off pro tem as unwell.

See http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2017-40184826

[phil752]

Which councillors were complicit? and how were they complicit? you really should alert the authorities if you have such meaningful knowledge..

Three local MP's were also accused of being complicit, and their accuser now owes them quite a few thousand pounds in compensation

 

off topic but really, if they didnt know, they should have known, it was either incompetence or a conspiracy, shame on anyone trying to defend them

[I1L2T3]

The same goes for Diane Abbott who still needs a maths lesson.

 

As does Hammond and he's the chancellor

[Robin-H]

As does Hammond and he's the chancellor

 

Why does Hammond need a maths lesson again?