[arista]

[Baroness Hayter, who remains the party's deputy leader in the House of Lords, is criticised for the "contemptible" comments.]

https://news.sky.com/story/labour-sh...ality-11765487


Not good use of words

[Livia]

Oops.... just posted in the other thread about this.

And while it's not a good use of words, it speaks VOLUMES that they hurry to sack someone when Jeremy's feelings are hurt, and **** the Jews.

[Northern Monkey]

I can see what she was saying but invoking Hitler is never a good idea in any situation.

[Cherie]

It goes to show the strength of feeling when you roll out Hilter as a comparison, she must have known she would be sacked, but the speed given how long investigations take is mind blowing..

[bitontheslide]

it is interesting that they can act so fast in some circumstances, yet even with video and written evidence of other issues it takes months of "investigation"

[Kizzy]

He can't win, not fast enough. ..too fast :/

[Livia]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it is interesting that they can act so fast in some circumstances, yet even with video and written evidence of other issues it takes months of "investigation"

Yes Interesting.

Only when it affects Jeremy do they act swiftly. I mean, she was referring to the anti-Semitism crisis in Labour it's common knowledge that they are moving so glacially slowly if they are moving at all.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

He can't win, not fast enough. ..too fast :/

two different situations and how they are dealt with is what is at play here

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

two different situations and how they are dealt with is what is at play here

Yes 2 situations are apparent, the one where there is quite rightly the call for independent non politicised inquiry..and the one where some expect Corbyn to make all the decisions :/