Jeremy Corbyn

[The Saturday Boy]

He made a good point though. They are blaming the Blairites.

I don't recall Frank making this point or any other good point.

Corbyn as leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party is a lame duck.
Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party is a different matter. He will spend the next 2 years touring the country meeting and greeting every possible Labour member he can and look to change the party from the bottom up. Not every leader has to lead, the best leaders create an environment where people follow.
Corbyn as leader of the country. I don't see it.

 

[Papper]

So you think anti-Semetic posts are being used to 'derail' democratic discussion by others?

Nobody has made any anti-Semitic posts and there is no 'thought' crime in amongst the Labour Party.

Counter aggression, racism and supremacist ideology wherever it exists. Whether it be the Nazi Party or the Zionist Movement.

 

[Kenny]

If the weekend predictions on the Council elections are true, Corbyn will be under severe pressure very soon indeed.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

If the weekend predictions on the Council elections are true, Corbyn will be under severe pressure very soon indeed.

Unreal if the Tories gain further ground. Does no-one pay any attention to what they do?

 

[Papper]

I don't recall Frank making this point or any other good point.

Corbyn as leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party is a lame duck.
Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party is a different matter. He will spend the next 2 years touring the country meeting and greeting every possible Labour member he can and look to change the party from the bottom up. Not every leader has to lead, the best leaders create an environment where people follow.
Corbyn as leader of the country. I don't see it.

In post 1208 almost rhetorically and in a roundabout way he hit the nail on the head. The party is split and the section of the Party that voted with Cameron to bomb Syria are attacking Corbyn. They are smearing a section of the party as Anti-Semitic when they are not. I don't think we need a diluted party we need somebody who counters aggression, racism and Supremacist ideology wherever and whenever it exists. It's very clear TSB.

 

[Papper]

If the weekend predictions on the Council elections are true, Corbyn will be under severe pressure very soon indeed.

A return to bland, centre ground politics beckons ... I think he's a dinosaur in terms of economics but he is humanitarian and he has integrity. That comes before anything else. His values are clear and defined.

 

[The Saturday Boy]

In post 1208 almost rhetorically and in a roundabout way he hit the nail on the head. The party is split and the section of the Party that voted with Cameron to bomb Syria are attacking Corbyn. They are smearing a section of the party as Anti-Semitic when they are not. I don't think we need a diluted party we need somebody who counters aggression, racism and Supremacist ideology wherever and whenever it exists. It's very clear TSB.

That isn't even close to what Frank said or meant, rhetorically or in a roundabout way.

 

[Papper]

That isn't even close to what Frank said or meant, rhetorically or in a roundabout way.

Is Corbyn being undermined by the Blairites. Are we to return to bland, centre ground politics?

Should aggression, racism and supremacist ideology be countered ?

 

[The Saturday Boy]

Is Corbyn being undermined by the Blairites. Are we to return to bland, centre ground politics?

Should aggression, racism and supremacist ideology be countered ?

I refer the honourable gentleman to the response I gave earlier.

 

[Penk Wolf]

Unreal if the Tories gain further ground. Does no-one pay any attention to what they do?

I think this tells you more about what people think of Corbyn rather than what they think of the Conservatives.

 

[Papper]

I refer the honourable gentleman to the response I gave earlier.

Which was an attack on the poster accusing him of being a WUM when he actually made a debateable quite easily decipherable point.

You are definitely centre ground.

 

[Papper]

TSB. What is your vision for the Labour Party?

Who should lead?

Should the leader of the Labour Party be Anti-Zionist?

 

[The Saturday Boy]

Which was an attack on the poster accusing him of being a WUM when he actually made a debateable quite easily decipherable point.

You are definitely centre ground.

An attack I stand by and disagree with you about.

 

[The Saturday Boy]

TSB. What is your vision for the Labour Party?

Who should lead?

Should the leader of the Labour Party be Anti-Zionist?

Party of government.

The democratically elected leader.

I don't think it needs to be a criteria, no.

 

[thehistorymakers]

TSB. What is your vision for the Labour Party?

Who should lead?

Should the leader of the Labour Party be Anti-Zionist?

Papper smells blood!

 

[Papper]

Papper smells blood!

No, I don't at all. I have a fascination with Socialism (because I'm drawn to it) and keep asking questions.

My conclusion is that most of them are the same as those they oppose.

Some are more equal than others ........

2+2=5

 

[leedswolf]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/defiant-jeremy-corbyn-issues-direct-7881994

 

[Lord Knows]

I think this tells you more about what people think of Corbyn rather than what they think of the Conservatives.

Whats the general consensus on Jeremy Corbyn, which policies do the electorate not like?

 

[Johnny75]

Nobody has made any anti-Semitic posts and there is no 'thought' crime in amongst the Labour Party.

Counter aggression, racism and supremacist ideology wherever it exists. Whether it be the Nazi Party or the Zionist Movement.

So you don't think Livingstone or Shah have made anti-Semitic comments? Do we have to do this all again?

 

[Penk Wolf]

Whats the general consensus on Jeremy Corbyn, which policies do the electorate not like?

He's a twat and most people don't agree with him on his stances that are made up by the press.