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2) Backed NEC statement calling for Labour to postpone decision on how to campaign in referendum.
Any Remainers out there still have a strong faith that voting Labour will get you what you want?
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So these Labour delegates just: on 22:42 - Sep 23 with 1891 views
So these Labour delegates just: on 20:54 - Sep 23 by Trequartista
To be fair, the alternative (referendum and campaign for remain) will see them telling the electorate they will negotiate a deal and campaign against that deal. Either way is electoral suicide.
Do you not think that it is the right (as in from a democratic and moral standpoint) thing to do though?
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So these Labour delegates just: on 22:43 - Sep 23 with 1890 views
So these Labour delegates just: on 21:43 - Sep 23 by syntaxerror
How long before Keir Starmer launches a leadership challenge? I guess after Labour come 3rd in the next GE.
Keir Starmer could very well be de-selected by the momentum led Labour executive, it looks like Labour are genuinely scared that the mess that is the Conservative party could hand them an election victory. So are now going all out to ensure that does not happen, UK politics has descended into complete chaos. with both the main political parties going all out to be un-electable. Crazy times.
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So these Labour delegates just: on 22:58 - Sep 23 with 1880 views
So these Labour delegates just: on 19:18 - Sep 23 by GlasgowBlue
Just seen it on the news. What a stitch up. A show of hands clearly showed that the remain motion had won. The chair called it as won but the Gen Sec Jennie Formby overruled her and said it had lost. Quite incredible to watch if you get the chance.
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Here it is:
Absolute shower. The Tories are awful but this lot aren't far off. Clearly she had her own opinion and the vote was irrelevant.
SB
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So these Labour delegates just: on 23:13 - Sep 23 with 1863 views
So these Labour delegates just: on 19:18 - Sep 23 by GlasgowBlue
Just seen it on the news. What a stitch up. A show of hands clearly showed that the remain motion had won. The chair called it as won but the Gen Sec Jennie Formby overruled her and said it had lost. Quite incredible to watch if you get the chance.
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It reminded me of a not the nine o'clock news sketch many years ago when one man voted for a resolution and everyone else voted against it, then the vote was carried as the one who voted for it represented 3 million voters. Suicidal decision by Jennie Formbey to over rule a clear decision Labour members on the conference floor. Who could possibly vote Labour after that? I also liked the way the chair lady made it clear the way she felt the vote went, and made it clear that it was not her decision to declare the result lost.
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So these Labour delegates just: on 23:39 - Sep 23 with 1847 views
So these Labour delegates just: on 22:58 - Sep 23 by StokieBlue
Here it is:
Absolute shower. The Tories are awful but this lot aren't far off. Clearly she had her own opinion and the vote was irrelevant.
SB
And here’s the McCluskey clip
Clock this #PoundshopStalin.@LenMcCluskey bullies his interviewer. He is fine right up to where he’s challenged. Then this tall man gets out his bossy finger, jabbing it at her face. That doesn’t work so he stomps off.
So these Labour delegates just: on 08:01 - Sep 24 by GlasgowBlue
And here’s the McCluskey clip
Clock this #PoundshopStalin.@LenMcCluskey bullies his interviewer. He is fine right up to where he’s challenged. Then this tall man gets out his bossy finger, jabbing it at her face. That doesn’t work so he stomps off.
So these Labour delegates just: on 08:01 - Sep 24 by GlasgowBlue
And here’s the McCluskey clip
Clock this #PoundshopStalin.@LenMcCluskey bullies his interviewer. He is fine right up to where he’s challenged. Then this tall man gets out his bossy finger, jabbing it at her face. That doesn’t work so he stomps off.
Lansman definitely made his displeasure known as shown in EG’s thread yesterday. It’s like Trump shouting fake news.
Not taking a card count was a monumental f@ck up.....
I have been of the opinion that Corbyn should step aside for some time now and it looks like there is no longer time...however the onslaught would inevitably move to his successorvif remotely 'left'.
...how many Rabbis are you currently following on twitter GB?
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
So these Labour delegates just: on 08:23 - Sep 24 by BanksterDebtSlave
Not taking a card count was a monumental f@ck up.....
I have been of the opinion that Corbyn should step aside for some time now and it looks like there is no longer time...however the onslaught would inevitably move to his successorvif remotely 'left'.
...how many Rabbis are you currently following on twitter GB?
Agreed.
Not taking a card count just makes it look like they think they lost otherwise there is no reason not to. Not great given the screams of democracy we hear from a momentum.
It just looks like a huge stitch up. I doubt we've heard the last of it.
SB
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So these Labour delegates just: on 08:47 - Sep 24 with 1765 views
So these Labour delegates just: on 08:35 - Sep 24 by StokieBlue
Agreed.
Not taking a card count just makes it look like they think they lost otherwise there is no reason not to. Not great given the screams of democracy we hear from a momentum.
It just looks like a huge stitch up. I doubt we've heard the last of it.
SB
I hope not - this is just disgusting. How's anyone meant to vote for them? How can anyone trust them?
Has anyone ever looked at their own postings for last day or so? Oh my... so sorry. Was Ullaa
Not exactly true. They voted to differentiate themselves from the Lib Dems by not ignoring their voters who voted remain. and have given a clear indication that they support the result of the referendum, will negotiate the best deal possible - and put that to the people for a confirmatory vote. Some see it as a bit wishy washy but the reality is that Labour are now the only party offering to honour the referendum AND the chance to stay in. And yes - by not stabbing their own voters in the back in strongly remain seats they offer a voter like myself in a 64% Tory voting constituency the glimmer of a hope.
So these Labour delegates just: on 08:35 - Sep 24 by StokieBlue
Agreed.
Not taking a card count just makes it look like they think they lost otherwise there is no reason not to. Not great given the screams of democracy we hear from a momentum.
It just looks like a huge stitch up. I doubt we've heard the last of it.
SB
I don't think they lost but.....
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
So these Labour delegates just: on 09:07 - Sep 24 by ElephantintheRoom
Not exactly true. They voted to differentiate themselves from the Lib Dems by not ignoring their voters who voted remain. and have given a clear indication that they support the result of the referendum, will negotiate the best deal possible - and put that to the people for a confirmatory vote. Some see it as a bit wishy washy but the reality is that Labour are now the only party offering to honour the referendum AND the chance to stay in. And yes - by not stabbing their own voters in the back in strongly remain seats they offer a voter like myself in a 64% Tory voting constituency the glimmer of a hope.
So we are to trust Labour to get the best deal possible to allow another referendum, sorry, a confirmation vote.
Seems like a good opportunity for the EU and labour to put foward a poor deal and secure a remain confirmation vote
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