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Nothing like a good old purge to sort things out. But, in all seriousness, if this leads to the utter rejection of Corbynism within the Labour Party, and -- far more importantly -- the end of the ugly monster of Anti-
14:46 Thu 29th Oct 2020
In the early 90s I was a green student and one of my set books was Keneally's Schindler's Ark, and to this day it's the only set book I've read over and over again, and it really piqued my interest.
So much so I've visited a number of ex-concentration camps, including the worst of all, Auschwitz, and when in Krakow I always stay in Kazimierz, where the progroms happened, and to this day you can still see bullet holes in some buildings. For me the persecution of the Jews is the most shameful, disgusting, thing that humans have ever inflicting on other humans.
I detest with an all encompassing passion the Jew-haters like Corbyn, Shah and Livingstone.
So much so I've visited a number of ex-concentration camps, including the worst of all, Auschwitz, and when in Krakow I always stay in Kazimierz, where the progroms happened, and to this day you can still see bullet holes in some buildings. For me the persecution of the Jews is the most shameful, disgusting, thing that humans have ever inflicting on other humans.
I detest with an all encompassing passion the Jew-haters like Corbyn, Shah and Livingstone.
Apparently the Corbyn fans in the Labour party are resigning their membership en masse in disgust at the decision to suspend Corbyn.
Good. Go away and form your own party where you can talk endless ideological bollhooks amongst yourselves without any worry about ever being elected and having to deliver anything. There was something called the socialist workers party last time I checked (about 30 years ago). Join that if it's still going.
Good. Go away and form your own party where you can talk endless ideological bollhooks amongst yourselves without any worry about ever being elected and having to deliver anything. There was something called the socialist workers party last time I checked (about 30 years ago). Join that if it's still going.
Janet Daley writes in this morning's Telegraph:
'Corbyn himself was a ludicrous figure who had never, during his first 50 years or so as a union convenor, pestilential local councillor (believe me, I had direct experience of this during his Haringey period), rebellious backbencher and full-time protester, thought himself remotely fit for national office. He was manhandled into place by trade union bosses and old school Communists who figured that he would serve their purposes for the moment.'
I could add to that, he is a man without education & of whom his first wife said, in all the time they were married she never saw him read a book.
Well, we know he must have read one at least!
'Corbyn himself was a ludicrous figure who had never, during his first 50 years or so as a union convenor, pestilential local councillor (believe me, I had direct experience of this during his Haringey period), rebellious backbencher and full-time protester, thought himself remotely fit for national office. He was manhandled into place by trade union bosses and old school Communists who figured that he would serve their purposes for the moment.'
I could add to that, he is a man without education & of whom his first wife said, in all the time they were married she never saw him read a book.
Well, we know he must have read one at least!
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