[arista]

Originally Posted by arista

Corbyn on SkyNewsHD
is staying put.

He said he brought in the measures that are
helping this enquiry.


His Whip has been removed
Now Suspended from Labour


Jeremy Corbyn suspended from Labour party
https://news.sky.com/story/jeremy-co...party-12117833

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54730425

my post

[Beso]

Whens spitting image on next?

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Whens spitting image on next?

Saturday
but on BritBox only

[bots]

Corbyn has been suspended from the labour party and whip removed

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Corbyn has been suspended from the labour party and whip removed

Keep Up
already POSTED
at 1:12PM

[bots]

Originally Posted by arista

Keep Up
already POSTED

it needed emphasis

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it needed emphasis

Sure
but you attacked me (covid thread)
when I posted something you posted before


So its Karma

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Sure
but you attacked me (covid thread)
when I posted something you posted before


So its Karma

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Corbyn has been suspended from the labour party and whip removed

yes was just gonna post this as breaking news. Oh dear.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Corbyn has been suspended from the labour party and whip removed

Good riddance.

I hope to never hear of or see him ever again .


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Good riddance.

I hope to never hear of or see him ever again .


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You will as he will be in Parliament
on Monday as an Independent MP


Maybe he will be hissed at?

[utopianman]

This is disgraceful

[arista]

LBC have Corbyn on.


(the Joe Pike reporter SkyNewsHD interview)

[Crimson Dynamo]

Sir Keir taking out the trash

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Sir Keir taking out the trash

He has no choice

[arista]

Corbyn will still be in Parliament
but as an Independent MP

[Liam-]

The report proved that the Labour Party isn’t institutionally antisemitic, so he was fully correct in saying that the problem was purposefully overestimated, two instances of antisemitism is still too many, but it’s clear that as day that the accusations of an antisemitic stronghold that stretched through the entire ranks was a political game by people more scared of true systemic change than anything else.

Meanwhile, Starmer still refuses to hold an investigation into the racial abuse against multiple black MP’s because they’re not on his side of the party, this is a political grandstand, can he be blamed? No, he wasn’t to be prime minster, but it doesn’t really sit right

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Liam-

The report proved that the Labour Party isn’t institutionally antisemitic, so he was fully correct in saying that the problem was purposefully overestimated, two instances of antisemitism is still too many, but it’s clear that as day that the accusations of an antisemitic stronghold that stretched through the entire ranks was a political game by people more scared of true systemic change than anything else.

I never thought the Labour party was institutionally antisemitic.
Had it done so, I would have left the Party today myself.

However, I do feel this is still very bad as it finds those raising the issues were dismissed by the leadership and those he claimed were dealing with it justly and fairly.
When that wasn't the case.

I took his word as a member but now find it was not so from the findings of the failings of dealing with it from this inquiry.

I've no doubt the row was used against Corbyn..
However, for me, he should have just accepted the findings and expressed regret.

I welcomed this inquiry into this after so much clouding of the issues.
I just want all the recommendations put in place in full from it too.

Yes however, as far as it can be welcomed after being told the Party has unlawfully discriminated against others in an anti-Semitic way.
I do welcome that the Labour party was not and is not, institutionally anti-Semitic.

[bots]

i think Keir will attract a lot of voters. We can't predict how our country is going to be in a months time so predicting 3 years ahead (we had a year already nearly) is quite impossible. The first step in bringing back normality is Trump being beaten next week. If he wins we are ****ed, if he loses the political tide will turn around the world

[arista]

Man faces jail for harassing three Labour MPs

[He has pleaded guilty to three counts
of sending communications of an offensive nature,
after repeatedly calling the serving MPs' offices.]

[Dame Margaret Hodge said she was
branded a "racist Zionist" by Nelson.

In a statement from her read in court, the Labour MP
said she was left "disturbed and shocked"
by the "vitriol and implied threats"
levelled at her because of her Jewish identity - including
calling her a "disgusting scumbag".]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54722726

[Kizzy]

A good principled man has been pilloried, it's a dark day for Labour they just lost my vote.

And before any accusations I too accept that as in all parties there were cases of genuine antisemitism, however to criticise one parties procedures with only a fleeting mention as to the efforts made to tackle the issue is unfair.

Starmer scapegoating Corbyn is a stupid move.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

A good principled man has been pilloried, it's a dark day for Labour they just lost my vote.

And before any accusations I too accept that as in all parties there were cases of genuine antisemitism, however to criticise one parties procedures with only a fleeting mention as to the efforts made to tackle the issue is unfair.

Starmer scapegoating Corbyn is a stupid move.

You Going LibDem then?

[Ammi]

...Kizzy might start her own political Party...why be a follower, why not be a leader...

[arista]

Originally Posted by Ammi

...Kizzy might start her own political Party...why be a follower, why not be a leader...

No it is too Expensive

[bots]

the first step in labour moving forward is acceptance that there is/was an issue. The amount of denial on display is pretty grim ... not just here ... but in general