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Biggest left wing party in all of Europe with an ever increasing membership, I wouldn't call that sinking ;)

Maybe that's down to all the hard left wing groups now joining labour after years in the wilderness as no candidates from TUSC are banging the drum any more in my area for what its worth imho labour will never get to govern the country in the next election.

Do you really think there was over 300,000 total members of the various hard left groups? :laugh: Try barely 10,000.

 

The massive amounts of people joining the Labour party recently are just normal everyday folk that Corbyn's politics resonate with, many of them have never been involved in politics before. Go to a local Momentum meeting see how many hard left types you meet, I reckon you'd be quite surprised by the type of folk that are there.

 

No point in attending any of their meetings as I would never vote or become a member of the labour party in a month of sundays.

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OK....why is immigration good for the UK.....From where I'm sitting the only people who welcome it with open arms are either ethnics that hate the British way of life....OR owners of big business that

No party that supports mass unchecked, uncontrolled immigration can claim to be the party of the working man, regardless of all their claims. The people most affected negatively and the biggest lose

Imagine that turn out!!.......   "Oh Jezza oppress me you whitey pig"   "Oh Di, my trident is armed and it's about to go off like Joseph Staling in a room full of political prisoners"   "Jezza,

 

 

 

 

Biggest left wing party in all of Europe with an ever increasing membership, I wouldn't call that sinking ;)

Maybe that's down to all the hard left wing groups now joining labour after years in the wilderness as no candidates from TUSC are banging the drum any more in my area for what its worth imho labour will never get to govern the country in the next election.
Do you really think there was over 300,000 total members of the various hard left groups? :laugh: Try barely 10,000.

 

The massive amounts of people joining the Labour party recently are just normal everyday folk that Corbyn's politics resonate with, many of them have never been involved in politics before. Go to a local Momentum meeting see how many hard left types you meet, I reckon you'd be quite surprised by the type of folk that are there.

No point in attending any of their meetings as I would never vote or become a member of the labour party in a month of sundays.

I just thought if you're going to make sweeping assumptions about the demographics making up the new membership you should go and see the types of folk that have been energised for yourself ;)

 

Sure you agree that the idea of there being over 300,000 secret hard left types just waiting to join the Labour party is a bit ridiculous...

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I'm wearing a Gildan polo at this moment......and so I can now feel smug that I helped and Indian family eat one night ! Lol

I'm reporting you to the Daily Mail pal :no: there'll be a sad Indian holding up a polo shirt asking why Mr. WILF supports slavery in the paper by the end of the week :D
I bought a load a few years back for me and the lads for work......they have been brilliant !!

Never underestimate an 8 year old Pakistani kids sowing skills I say !

Come on pal don't lie, they're not work shirts. You've been proudly sporting a different Corbyn shirt every day of the week :D

Not in this lifetime :D

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I reckon you'd be quite surprised by the type of folk that are there.

I bet I wouldn't ;)........there is a better than even chance that there would be the smell of yams and petuli oil in the air ! Lol

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I reckon you'd be quite surprised by the type of folk that are there.

I bet I wouldn't ;)........there is a better than even chance that there would be the smell of yams and petuli oil in the air ! Lol

:laugh: Plenty of that type about I'm not going to lie but I reckon most lads on here would be very surprised by the amount of "ordinary" working class folk there ;)

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Biggest left wing party in all of Europe with an ever increasing membership, I wouldn't call that sinking ;)

Maybe that's down to all the hard left wing groups now joining labour after years in the wilderness as no candidates from TUSC are banging the drum any more in my area for what its worth imho labour will never get to govern the country in the next election.
Do you really think there was over 300,000 total members of the various hard left groups? :laugh: Try barely 10,000.

 

The massive amounts of people joining the Labour party recently are just normal everyday folk that Corbyn's politics resonate with, many of them have never been involved in politics before. Go to a local Momentum meeting see how many hard left types you meet, I reckon you'd be quite surprised by the type of folk that are there.

No point in attending any of their meetings as I would never vote or become a member of the labour party in a month of sundays.

I just thought if you're going to make sweeping assumptions about the demographics making up the new membership you should go and see the types of folk that have been energised for yourself ;)

 

Sure you agree that the idea of there being over 300,000 secret hard left types just waiting to join the Labour party is a bit ridiculous...

 

What with once nievely being a member of the SWP only for a short time the same people who are in Rotherhams momentum are the same people who are members of the SWP those who were instrementel in a lot of the cover ups in Rotherham's CSE these are the types I do not want to be any were near tbh

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Biggest left wing party in all of Europe with an ever increasing membership, I wouldn't call that sinking ;)

Maybe that's down to all the hard left wing groups now joining labour after years in the wilderness as no candidates from TUSC are banging the drum any more in my area for what its worth imho labour will never get to govern the country in the next election.
Do you really think there was over 300,000 total members of the various hard left groups? :laugh: Try barely 10,000.

 

The massive amounts of people joining the Labour party recently are just normal everyday folk that Corbyn's politics resonate with, many of them have never been involved in politics before. Go to a local Momentum meeting see how many hard left types you meet, I reckon you'd be quite surprised by the type of folk that are there.

No point in attending any of their meetings as I would never vote or become a member of the labour party in a month of sundays.

I just thought if you're going to make sweeping assumptions about the demographics making up the new membership you should go and see the types of folk that have been energised for yourself ;)

 

Sure you agree that the idea of there being over 300,000 secret hard left types just waiting to join the Labour party is a bit ridiculous...

 

What with once nievely being a member of the SWP only for a short time the same people who are in Rotherhams momentum are the same people who are members of the SWP those who were instrementel in a lot of the cover ups in Rotherham's CSE these are the types I do not want to be any were near tbh

 

 

SWP are pure scumbags for a whole host of reasons, don't blame you for having nothing to do with them at all I won't either and they wouldn't have been welcome at any of the few Momentum meetings I've been to. Most Momentum branches have similar feelings towards them so it's a shame and a bit unusual if it's true that they've taken over your local branch...

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Not looking good for labour in a few recent polls well behind the torys .​

Not really surprising is it, the Tories are enjoying a new leader bounce and Labour are very publicly tearing themselves apart.

 

Before the failed coup and all the shit flinging in the press Labour were within a few points of the Tories and actually ahead in a few polls.

 

Polls 4 years out from the GE don't really mean much, so much can happen in that time. Of course there is the possibility of an early GE...

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Biggest left wing party in all of Europe with an ever increasing membership, I wouldn't call that sinking ;)

Maybe that's down to all the hard left wing groups now joining labour after years in the wilderness as no candidates from TUSC are banging the drum any more in my area for what its worth imho labour will never get to govern the country in the next election.

Do you really think there was over 300,000 total members of the various hard left groups? :laugh: Try barely 10,000.

 

The massive amounts of people joining the Labour party recently are just normal everyday folk that Corbyn's politics resonate with, many of them have never been involved in politics before. Go to a local Momentum meeting see how many hard left types you meet, I reckon you'd be quite surprised by the type of folk that are there.

 

thatl be the result of years of liberal labour socialist wishy washy teachings in the schools for the last few years

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Losing the next GE would be a small price to pay for reforming the internal structures of the Labour party but proclaiming that it's a dead certainty based on some polls taken in the middle of an extremely bitter leadership battle is just ridiculous.

Assuming the next GE is in 4 years the political landscape in this country is so unstable at the moment that anyone making solid predictions on the result are pulling them out of their arse.

 

Labour were always going to have an uphill battle in the next GE whoever is leader but Corbyn with his anti Westminster establishment credentials and the huge grassroots movement he's mobilised is clearly doing good things for Labour despite what the political elite and press would have you believe ;)

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