| The Labour Party 19:14 - Apr 12 with 9386 views | Headmaster |
Toxic to the core it seems, riddled with factional warfare.
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| The Labour Party on 13:57 - Apr 13 with 1788 views | Highjack |
It has become increasingly clear over the last decade or so that the only people the Labour Party hates more than the Tories is the working class and each other. Oh and the Jews allegedly.
It’s about time they split into two parties representing the two factions or this will just carry on tearing them apart for the foreseeable future.
The Campaign Of Really Bad Yellowteethed Neocommunists Party should face off with the Blag, Lie And Invade Regions Party at the ballot box, not behind closed doors. Then people would have a real choice between C.O.R.B.Y.N and B.L.A.I.R. |  |
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| The Labour Party on 14:16 - Apr 13 with 1766 views | Highjack |
Owen Jones has called for an inquiry into why the inquiry was leaked. | |
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| The Labour Party on 17:28 - Apr 13 with 1686 views | waynekerr55 |
| The Labour Party on 13:47 - Apr 13 by builthjack |
Johnson is ok though a. Isn't he anti Islam? But they don't make such a fuss about it. Or the Tory newspapers don't. All the same. |
Genuine point here Builth, why bring that in to it? This is at Labour's door. |  |
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| The Labour Party on 20:22 - Apr 13 with 1634 views | DJack |
"But the Campaign Against Anti-Semitism, which reported Labour to the EHRC, said the report "serves as an exhibit of the party's failure to address the crisis" and should be handed over to the watchdog.
The organisation's chief executive, Gideon Falter, said: "In the dying days of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, the Labour Party appears to have invested in a desperate last-ditch attempt to deflect and discredit allegations of anti-Semitism.
"Rather than properly dealing with cases of anti-Semitism and the culture of anti-Jewish racism that prevailed during Mr Corbyn's tenure, the party has instead busied itself trawling through 10,000 of its own officials' e-mails and WhatsApp messages in an attempt to imagine a vast anti-Corbyn conspiracy and to continue its effort to smear whistleblowers."
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| The Labour Party on 21:35 - Apr 13 with 1593 views | Headmaster |
| The Labour Party on 20:22 - Apr 13 by DJack |
"But the Campaign Against Anti-Semitism, which reported Labour to the EHRC, said the report "serves as an exhibit of the party's failure to address the crisis" and should be handed over to the watchdog.
The organisation's chief executive, Gideon Falter, said: "In the dying days of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership, the Labour Party appears to have invested in a desperate last-ditch attempt to deflect and discredit allegations of anti-Semitism.
"Rather than properly dealing with cases of anti-Semitism and the culture of anti-Jewish racism that prevailed during Mr Corbyn's tenure, the party has instead busied itself trawling through 10,000 of its own officials' e-mails and WhatsApp messages in an attempt to imagine a vast anti-Corbyn conspiracy and to continue its effort to smear whistleblowers."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-52271317 |
How can he say it's a "last-ditch attempt to deflect and discredit allegations of anti-Semitism" when the report shows that anti-Semitism was a problem?
Does he think the report is part of a conspiracy to make Corbyn look good then? Despite the 10,000 emails detailing abuse of MPs, staff, and members, and a hyper-factional effort to apparently undermine complaints procedures along with the 2017 election campaign? [Post edited 13 Apr 2020 21:40]
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| The Labour Party on 13:50 - Apr 14 with 1488 views | Ace_Jack |
| The Labour Party on 09:58 - Apr 13 by Headmaster |
Anti-Semitism in Labour is real, but it seems it was used as a political football in a factional war between party HQ and Corbyn's office. This report shows that it was an issue pre-Corbyn and wasn't dealt with by the general secretary who remained in his position until 2018. This guy was allegedly part of the faction that attempted to sabotage the 2017 election campaign.
It seems to me that the report wasn't submitted because it was intended to be an appendix. And presumably the people who were implicated in the abuse are still active at party HQ, hence their reason for not wanting the report published. [Post edited 17 Apr 2020 15:55]
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What you've said about Tom Watson delaying the suspension of Ken is an outright lie and a willful misinterpretation of the facts by bad faith actors in Corbyns team and idiots on twitter.
The leaked correspondence is referencing a joke that the staffer made about Karie Murphy (LOTO) suspecting a plot to embarrass Corbyn. When you read the full transcript you can quite clearly see its a joke.
What makes this lie even more hilarious is the composition of the 3 member NCC panel which made the decision to suspend Livingstone in the first place rather than expel him. Rather than being stacked with puppets of Watson, the panel actually consisted of Campaign for Labour Party Democracy's Russell Cartwright, Unite Unions Brenda Warrington, and Cllr Rose Burley who was the only person on that panel who called for Livingstone to be expelled despite the 3 of them finding him guilty of the charges they were presented with. In another twist of irony, it was outgoing General Secretary Ian McNicol who increased Livingstones suspension after outcry that the decision was too soft.
This report is choc full of libelous misinterpretation of private correspondence like the Livingstone example and probably the reason why it was spiked by lawyers in the first place. More seriously for the party are the legal implications of this leak which could see the party faced with an unlimited fine for misusege of data. The party is now also facing legal action from left wing Jewish activists who submitted complaints of racism to the party, and have now had their personal information spread over Neo-nazi websites because the report was that was leaked was underacted. The completely not racist Corbynites have released a report which has actually doxxed Jews who complained to the party about racism, even though they made complaints in confidence and did not state their Jewish ethnicity or religion as part of their complaint. The composition of this report, and nature of its leak could be a chapter in the EHRC report itself.
While this report includes selective examples of abhorrent behavior from so called "right wing" staff members, it does not conclude that the Labour party wasn't institutionally antisemitic. In fact it goes further in making the case to the Equality and Human Rights Commission that the party is indeed institutionally anti semitic. There are several pages condemning former MP Chris Williamson as a vile Jew baiter, including an example where he was ordered by General Secretary Jenny Formby to delete his retweet of a prominent holocaust denier. Williamson refused this order. Of course this is the same Chris Williamson who Jeremy Corbyn described as “ a very good, very effective Labour MP. He’s a very strong anti-racist campaigner. He is not anti-semitic in any way." in February 2019.
The hard left have been in charge of the party for the last 4 and a half years and under their stewardship have these problems been allowed to fester. People like myself have been lamenting the racist descent of the labour party under Corbyn. It's of little consolation to me to find out which faction was responsible for obstructing more cases of racist members, who flocked in to support Corbyn in 2015, lest we forget.
It's a testament to how sh*t and incompetent Corbyn and his crew were that those supposed wreckers of corbynism actually achieved a better election result in 2017 while being obstructive and half @rsed than the corbyn team themselves when they were given total control of the Labour electoral machine in 2019.
When the EHRC report is released, its going to blast some on the right of the party that shamefully obstructed the dealing of anti semitism cases but the people who will sustain most damage will be the racist Corbynites who had control of the whole party and allowed this sore to fester and grow for nearly five years. This last attempt to burn the house down by Corbyn its just an attempt to deflect and take a few people with them while they still have a semblance of power and relevance within the labour party. |  | | |
| The Labour Party on 14:25 - Apr 14 with 1473 views | Headmaster |
Well that's one way of looking at it, but I stand corrected on the Watson thing. There was an excerpt doing the rounds on Twitter but obviously it seems it was used to create a narrative. In any case, there's going to be an investigation into the investigation itself. What a farce. | | | |
| The Labour Party on 14:40 - Apr 14 with 1453 views | Ace_Jack |
| The Labour Party on 14:25 - Apr 14 by Headmaster |
Well that's one way of looking at it, but I stand corrected on the Watson thing. There was an excerpt doing the rounds on Twitter but obviously it seems it was used to create a narrative. In any case, there's going to be an investigation into the investigation itself. What a farce. |
yeah it was an incomplete transcript, which might be tantamount to libel.
The world is going to effing pot and here is the Labour party looking only inward, again. Absolute effing shambles. | | | |
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| The Labour Party on 14:45 - Apr 14 with 1447 views | Lohengrin |
| The Labour Party on 14:40 - Apr 14 by Ace_Jack |
yeah it was an incomplete transcript, which might be tantamount to libel.
The world is going to effing pot and here is the Labour party looking only inward, again. Absolute effing shambles. |
If you know the party history young Ace you’ll know it was ever thus. The opposition were just that, the real hatred, the real venom was reserved in-house. |  |
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| The Labour Party on 14:48 - Apr 14 with 1441 views | Ace_Jack |
| The Labour Party on 14:45 - Apr 14 by Lohengrin |
If you know the party history young Ace you’ll know it was ever thus. The opposition were just that, the real hatred, the real venom was reserved in-house. |
I'm living the history atm. With the massive legal fiasco thats unfolding, its probably a good time to have an accomplished lawyer in charge of the party  | | | |
| The Labour Party on 14:55 - Apr 14 with 1435 views | Lohengrin |
| The Labour Party on 14:48 - Apr 14 by Ace_Jack |
I'm living the history atm. With the massive legal fiasco thats unfolding, its probably a good time to have an accomplished lawyer in charge of the party |
Keir has his hands full alright, talking about being pitched in at the deep end!
I’ll just share this with you as a comic example of Labour enmity: picture the scene, it’s 1945 and Labour have just won a landslide. You’d think everything would be coming up red roses, wouldn’t you?
Hugh Dalton: “ Look at Nye, I swear that man is his own worst enemy.”
Herbert Morrison through gritted teeth: “Not while I draw breath he ain’t!” | |
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| The Labour Party on 17:00 - Apr 14 with 1383 views | Ace_Jack |
| The Labour Party on 14:55 - Apr 14 by Lohengrin |
Keir has his hands full alright, talking about being pitched in at the deep end!
I’ll just share this with you as a comic example of Labour enmity: picture the scene, it’s 1945 and Labour have just won a landslide. You’d think everything would be coming up red roses, wouldn’t you?
Hugh Dalton: “ Look at Nye, I swear that man is his own worst enemy.”
Herbert Morrison through gritted teeth: “Not while I draw breath he ain’t!” |
Twas ever thus. Momentum have already split. | | | |
| The Labour Party on 17:14 - Apr 14 with 1374 views | Headmaster |
| The Labour Party on 17:00 - Apr 14 by Ace_Jack |
Twas ever thus. Momentum have already split. |
The amount of factions operating in Labour has always puzzled me. Labour First, Fabians, Progress, the SCG, Labour Together, Blue Labour, Open Labour, the list goes on [Post edited 17 Apr 2020 15:43]
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| The Labour Party on 17:31 - Apr 14 with 1355 views | Best_loser |
| The Labour Party on 17:14 - Apr 14 by Headmaster |
The amount of factions operating in Labour has always puzzled me. Labour First, Fabians, Progress, the SCG, Labour Together, Blue Labour, Open Labour, the list goes on [Post edited 17 Apr 2020 15:43]
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| The Labour Party on 17:34 - Apr 14 with 1345 views | Ace_Jack |
| The Labour Party on 17:14 - Apr 14 by Headmaster |
The amount of factions operating in Labour has always puzzled me. Labour First, Fabians, Progress, the SCG, Labour Together, Blue Labour, Open Labour, the list goes on [Post edited 17 Apr 2020 15:43]
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its all bollocks. People on the "right" of the party are just as entrenched as people on the hard left. What both of them don't realise yet is how utterly irrelevant they both are now that Keir is leader. | | | |
| The Labour Party on 18:48 - Apr 14 with 1300 views | waynekerr55 |
| The Labour Party on 13:50 - Apr 14 by Ace_Jack |
What you've said about Tom Watson delaying the suspension of Ken is an outright lie and a willful misinterpretation of the facts by bad faith actors in Corbyns team and idiots on twitter.
The leaked correspondence is referencing a joke that the staffer made about Karie Murphy (LOTO) suspecting a plot to embarrass Corbyn. When you read the full transcript you can quite clearly see its a joke.
What makes this lie even more hilarious is the composition of the 3 member NCC panel which made the decision to suspend Livingstone in the first place rather than expel him. Rather than being stacked with puppets of Watson, the panel actually consisted of Campaign for Labour Party Democracy's Russell Cartwright, Unite Unions Brenda Warrington, and Cllr Rose Burley who was the only person on that panel who called for Livingstone to be expelled despite the 3 of them finding him guilty of the charges they were presented with. In another twist of irony, it was outgoing General Secretary Ian McNicol who increased Livingstones suspension after outcry that the decision was too soft.
This report is choc full of libelous misinterpretation of private correspondence like the Livingstone example and probably the reason why it was spiked by lawyers in the first place. More seriously for the party are the legal implications of this leak which could see the party faced with an unlimited fine for misusege of data. The party is now also facing legal action from left wing Jewish activists who submitted complaints of racism to the party, and have now had their personal information spread over Neo-nazi websites because the report was that was leaked was underacted. The completely not racist Corbynites have released a report which has actually doxxed Jews who complained to the party about racism, even though they made complaints in confidence and did not state their Jewish ethnicity or religion as part of their complaint. The composition of this report, and nature of its leak could be a chapter in the EHRC report itself.
While this report includes selective examples of abhorrent behavior from so called "right wing" staff members, it does not conclude that the Labour party wasn't institutionally antisemitic. In fact it goes further in making the case to the Equality and Human Rights Commission that the party is indeed institutionally anti semitic. There are several pages condemning former MP Chris Williamson as a vile Jew baiter, including an example where he was ordered by General Secretary Jenny Formby to delete his retweet of a prominent holocaust denier. Williamson refused this order. Of course this is the same Chris Williamson who Jeremy Corbyn described as “ a very good, very effective Labour MP. He’s a very strong anti-racist campaigner. He is not anti-semitic in any way." in February 2019.
The hard left have been in charge of the party for the last 4 and a half years and under their stewardship have these problems been allowed to fester. People like myself have been lamenting the racist descent of the labour party under Corbyn. It's of little consolation to me to find out which faction was responsible for obstructing more cases of racist members, who flocked in to support Corbyn in 2015, lest we forget.
It's a testament to how sh*t and incompetent Corbyn and his crew were that those supposed wreckers of corbynism actually achieved a better election result in 2017 while being obstructive and half @rsed than the corbyn team themselves when they were given total control of the Labour electoral machine in 2019.
When the EHRC report is released, its going to blast some on the right of the party that shamefully obstructed the dealing of anti semitism cases but the people who will sustain most damage will be the racist Corbynites who had control of the whole party and allowed this sore to fester and grow for nearly five years. This last attempt to burn the house down by Corbyn its just an attempt to deflect and take a few people with them while they still have a semblance of power and relevance within the labour party. |
What was interesting is the list of MPs who "demand the release of the report in full"
Kind of also shows Jeremy as the fraud he is; not content with handing the Tories an 80 seat majority him and his clan have also set about causing further damage. What a cúnt. | |
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| The Labour Party on 19:27 - Apr 14 with 1271 views | longlostjack |
| The Labour Party on 17:31 - Apr 14 by Best_loser |
Lots of factions in the tory party too |
Exactly. Monday Club / CDA / CGE / Reform / ERG.
As the old adage goes - you can only make real friends in politics with members of a Party other your own. |  |
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| The Labour Party on 19:45 - Apr 14 with 1261 views | Dr_Winston |
| The Labour Party on 19:27 - Apr 14 by longlostjack |
Exactly. Monday Club / CDA / CGE / Reform / ERG.
As the old adage goes - you can only make real friends in politics with members of a Party other your own. |
No doubt there's loads of different groups on either side, but other than the usual pro/anti-EU split on the Tory side (like John Major's "bastards") for the most part they generally tend to pull in the same direction when it matters.
Nobody infights like the Left. |  |
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| The Labour Party on 19:47 - Apr 14 with 1258 views | exiledclaseboy |
| The Labour Party on 19:45 - Apr 14 by Dr_Winston |
No doubt there's loads of different groups on either side, but other than the usual pro/anti-EU split on the Tory side (like John Major's "bastards") for the most part they generally tend to pull in the same direction when it matters.
Nobody infights like the Left. |
That’s mostly historically true apart from the last few years. Tories tended to keep their infighting mostly behind closed doors. Labour does theirs in the full glare of publicity. [Post edited 14 Apr 2020 19:48]
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| The Labour Party on 19:53 - Apr 14 with 1248 views | Dr_Winston |
| The Labour Party on 19:47 - Apr 14 by exiledclaseboy |
That’s mostly historically true apart from the last few years. Tories tended to keep their infighting mostly behind closed doors. Labour does theirs in the full glare of publicity. [Post edited 14 Apr 2020 19:48]
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| The Labour Party on 21:28 - Apr 14 with 1198 views | Ebo |
| The Labour Party on 21:54 - Apr 12 by Darran |
I’ll tell you something else too,anyone that saw Starmer on Ridge this morning and doesn’t agree that he came across a million times better than Corbyn ever did is a fuçking liar. |
Stop drinking Dar. This clown has people in his cabinet who caused this mess in the first place and you are defending him. He's a centre-right backstabber who will get his comeuppance. |  |
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| The Labour Party on 05:05 - Apr 15 with 1109 views | Brynmill_Jack |
Starmer is obviously alarmed that this has got out. Puts the backstabbing b*stards right under the spotlight |  |
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| The Labour Party on 09:43 - Apr 15 with 1051 views | waynekerr55 |
| The Labour Party on 05:05 - Apr 15 by Brynmill_Jack |
Starmer is obviously alarmed that this has got out. Puts the backstabbing b*stards right under the spotlight |
Or the fact that it puts the party and individuals at serious financial risk through the courts.
But the loony left don't give a fúck about that, do they? | |
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| The Labour Party on 10:23 - Apr 15 with 1037 views | Ace_Jack |
| The Labour Party on 21:28 - Apr 14 by Ebo |
Stop drinking Dar. This clown has people in his cabinet who caused this mess in the first place and you are defending him. He's a centre-right backstabber who will get his comeuppance. |
you're living in your own reality if you really think Starmer is a centre right backstabber. | | | |
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