Jeremy Corbyn To Stand As Independent In UK Election.

[Deadstick]

Let them have it Jeremy, they don't like it up em.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Thats good news. I wonder if Dianne will join him on an indy socialist platform, ?

 

[Deadstick]

Thats good news. I wonder if Dianne will join him on an indy socialist platform, ?

Time will tell, i won't vote Labour while its run by Tories so will be looking for a independent, as for the Cult of Bozo it worked so well with some of the herd that my Town which was red wall voted a Tory in for the first time in living memory, and if stupid people can vote people like Dennis Skinner out of office a man who spent his entire political life working for the people then they deserve all they get.

 

[expat500]

Let them have it Jeremy, they don't like it up em.

The politics of grievance.

 

[frigidweirdo]

Let them have it Jeremy, they don't like it up em.

The dude is useless. He got himself in a total mess about the Israel/Palestine issue, which has eff all to do with getting to become PM of the country.

He couldn't control the party, he was a piss poor leader. And now he's trying to hurt the Labour Party.

He might win the seat, he's been elected there since 1983, and even Labour supporters might think it's better to have Corbyn than the Tories, then again the Tory vote was 6,000 compared to 40,000 in 2017 and the Lib Dems got 8,000 compared to 34,000. So it seems difficult to see the vote splitting and neither Corbyn nor Labour getting the seat.

 

[Deadstick]

The dude is useless. He got himself in a total mess about the Israel/Palestine issue, which has eff all to do with getting to become PM of the country.

He couldn't control the party, he was a piss poor leader. And now he's trying to hurt the Labour Party.

He might win the seat, he's been elected there since 1983, and even Labour supporters might think it's better to have Corbyn than the Tories, then again the Tory vote was 6,000 compared to 40,000 in 2017 and the Lib Dems got 8,000 compared to 34,000. So it seems difficult to see the vote splitting and neither Corbyn nor Labour getting the seat.

He didn't make a mess of the Israeli Palestinian issue, he has been right for decades same as he was on the Apartheid Regime in South Africa, they establishment took him down including scum in his own Party this is what happens to anyone who will not follow the established order.

 

[frigidweirdo]

He didn't make a mess of the Israeli Palestinian issue, he has been right for decades same as he was on the Apartheid Regime in South Africa, they establishment took him down including scum in his own Party this is what happens to anyone who will not follow the established order.

No, he's not right.

He was leader of the BRITISH Labour Party and he should be looking out for the BRITISH PEOPLE.

Doesn't matter what he thinks about what's going on in Israel/Palestine. He literally caused himself problems for something that had nothing to do with the UK

 

[Deadstick]

No, he's not right.

He was leader of the BRITISH Labour Party and he should be looking out for the BRITISH PEOPLE.

Doesn't matter what he thinks about what's going on in Israel/Palestine. He literally caused himself problems for something that had nothing to do with the UK

He was looking out for the British people, the Israel issue was just one aspect of his leadership.

 

[frigidweirdo]

He was looking out for the British people, the Israel issue was just one aspect of his leadership.

Was he looking out for the British people?

Had he been looking out for them, he'd have kept away from a toxic issue he knew would cause problems.

There are too many Muslims to be pro-Israel and too many Jews to be pro-Palestine.

AND it has NOTHING to do with the British people.

So, try and get into power before you start pretending to deal with foreign affairs that are toxic.

Basically... bad leadership. A good leader follows the good course. He didn't.

 

[Deadstick]

Was he looking out for the British people?

Had he been looking out for them, he'd have kept away from a toxic issue he knew would cause problems.

There are too many Muslims to be pro-Israel and too many Jews to be pro-Palestine.

AND it has NOTHING to do with the British people.

So, try and get into power before you start pretending to deal with foreign affairs that are toxic.

Basically... bad leadership. A good leader follows the good course. He didn't.

What a bankrupt argument, are you saying world events shouldn't concern political parties and leaders? that would mean Corbyn wouldn't have made the stand against the Nazi Apartheid Regime which our Govenment backed for years just like they back Israel now.

 

[frigidweirdo]

What a bankrupt argument, are you saying world events shouldn't concern political parties and leaders? that would mean Corbyn wouldn't have made the stand against the Nazi Apartheid Regime which our Govenment backed for years just like they back Israel now.

That's not what I said.

Perhaps you should go back and look at what I did say.