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Originally Posted by joeysteele
I think he stands a good chance to.
However it's right he cannot be a Labour candidate.
All he had to do was accept in full the Equalities Commission full Independent investigation into antisemitism related to Labour.
He refused to do so.
Starmer had no choice then but to seek to remove his Labour MP status.
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Not true.
He accepted the findings, but gave his opinions on specific issues he was involved in. Starmer has given about a trillion different reasons why Jeremy.had to go, as he's never been consistent. There is absolutely nothing in his exclusion that states anything about the report.
The main sticking point was Jeremy saying AS was vastly exaggerated for political gain, which was factually accurate, as even you have previously conceded. 0.3% of lab members faced as complaints . It was on the news every day and in every paper, that he and the party were anti Semitic.
Folks can think what they like about Corbyn, as you coalesce around more austerity and neoliberalism, but I can't have lies or half truths told.
You need to look into what really happened in the party at that time. You can still watch the labour files on YT
Jews are being expelled from the current labour party for being anti-Semitic, as the party is avoiding looking into Islamophobia within the party.