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Post by Nick1984 on Sept 12, 2015 17:45:33 GMT
Brilliant news, here's looking forward to the return of decent socialist values and Corbyn as PM in 2020. My sides  Labour have just condemned it's voters to at least 10 years of Cameron. This Trotskyite will struggle to get as many votes as Miliband did. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 17:46:54 GMT
Brilliant news, here's looking forward to the return of decent socialist values and Corbyn as PM in 2020. My sides Labour have just condemned it's voters to at least 10 years of Cameron. This Trotskyite will struggle to get as many votes as Miliband did. We'll see. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 17:47:35 GMT
Six of the shadow cabinet have resigned today ........ Excellent news. |
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Post by stokeharry on Sept 12, 2015 17:48:11 GMT
Brilliant news, here's looking forward to the return of decent socialist values and Corbyn as PM in 2020. My sides Labour have just condemned it's voters to at least 10 years of Cameron. This Trotskyite will struggle to get as many votes as Miliband did. Correct |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 17:50:39 GMT
My sides Labour have just condemned it's voters to at least 10 years of Cameron. This Trotskyite will struggle to get as many votes as Miliband did. Correct You were one of the now foolish looking folk who predicted he wouldn't get elected, am I right? Pretty piss poor track record then. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 17:52:12 GMT
"In the end it was a crushing victory, with Jeremy Corbyn scooping up almost 60% of the vote.
For all the months of talk about £3 'entryists' stealing the election, Corbyn won massively among full members. And for all the apocalyptic warnings from Tony Blair, Corbyn achieved a bigger win than even he managed in 1994.
The scale of Corbyn's victory was the final insult to the man whose repeated interventions in this race did more to secure Corbyn's win than anything the man himself did in recent months.
And that scale should not be underestimated. It was the biggest win for the Labour left in its history. Even Ken Livingstone's defeat of Frank Dobson in 2000 pales in comparison. And it was all done in the face of massive opposition from the Labour establishment and almost every newspaper in the country."......
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Post by Nick1984 on Sept 12, 2015 17:53:56 GMT
You were one of the idiots that thought the British public would be stupid enough to elect a snivelling Marxist like Red Ed as Prime Minister.
You were an idiot then and you're an idiot now.
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Post by stokeharry on Sept 12, 2015 17:53:52 GMT
You were one of the now foolish looking folk who predicted he wouldn't get elected, am I right? Pretty piss poor track record then. No you are wrong as per . I said I hope he does get elected because that will be the end of the treacherous Labour party. He'll never be elected as PM and deep down you know he won't |
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Post by salopstick on Sept 12, 2015 17:57:50 GMT
I've been following huddys predictions for years. Humorous to say the least.
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Post by salopstick on Sept 12, 2015 17:59:26 GMT
My sides Labour have just condemned it's voters to at least 10 years of Cameron. This Trotskyite will struggle to get as many votes as Miliband did. We'll see. The coalition won't last a year  Yes we will see |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2015 18:04:14 GMT
Huddy ( of bullying fame) kept his party allegience secret for years ...... It's only fairly recently that he has " Come Out " ....    |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2015 18:06:20 GMT
Six of the shadow cabinet have resigned today ........ To be fair don't they all have to resign to be re appointed To be fair they can't or won't work with Corbyn .! |
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Post by The Drunken Communist on Sept 12, 2015 18:08:53 GMT
This thread's a pisser. So many right-wingers are shit scared that a party for the people are back on the rise... And even more, so-called ex-Labour voters, who're even more scared that a party for the people is on the rise.
Down with poor people I say, who do they think they are clogging up the bottom rung of our ladder.
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Post by Biblical on Sept 12, 2015 18:09:24 GMT
Huddy ( of bullying fame) kept his party allegience secret for years ...... It's only fairly recently that he has " Come Out " .... Homophobic jibes yet again. You're a prick of the highest order. |
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Post by Nick1984 on Sept 12, 2015 18:11:17 GMT
This thread's a pisser. So many right-wingers are shit scared that a party for the people are back on the rise... And even more, so-called ex-Labour voters, who're even more scared that a party for the people is on the rise. Down with poor people I say, who do they think they are clogging up the bottom rung of our ladder. What rise? Red Ed was too far left for the popular vote, just as Kinnock was, just as Corbyn is. |
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Post by stokeharry on Sept 12, 2015 18:13:37 GMT
This thread's a pisser. So many right-wingers are shit scared that a party for the people are back on the rise... And even more, so-called ex-Labour voters, who're even more scared that a party for the people is on the rise. Down with poor people I say, who do they think they are clogging up the bottom rung of our ladder. What rise? Red Ed was too far left for the popular vote, just as Kinnock was, just as Corbyn is. To be fair he said party for the people so he definitely wasn't talking about Labour . UKIP are more in tune with "the people" |
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Post by kbillyh on Sept 12, 2015 18:14:15 GMT
Hahahaha Red Ed.........This blokes a pisser.
Marxist hahahahah
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2015 18:15:39 GMT
Huddy ( of bullying fame) kept his party allegience secret for years ...... It's only fairly recently that he has " Come Out " .... Homophobic jibes yet again. You're a prick of the highest order. |
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Post by derrida1437 on Sept 12, 2015 18:34:00 GMT
Six of the shadow cabinet have resigned today ........ Excellent news. Actually it's not great news at all. I know of 12 Labour Party members in Manchester who, this afternoon, have revoked their membership of the party. With many Labour MP's now stating they are refusing to serve in any Corbyn Shadow Cabinet over precisely the same concerns I had - namely unilateral disarmament and NATO withdrawal - it looks like Jeremy Corbyn could prove to be quite devisive. Clearly it's very early days but, as I said, keep your eyes on who becomes Shadow Chancellor. If it's John McDonnell then, ironically, Labour could go nuclear. |
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Post by ColonelMustard on Sept 12, 2015 18:45:05 GMT
Red Ed didnt even challenge the myths surrounding 2008 and austerity, he wasnt authentically anything and thats what counted against him. As much as his policies its Corbyns authenticity that has won him this. Its going to be enterntaining watching the other politicians realising this and trying desperately to be more authentic.
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Post by mermaidsal on Sept 12, 2015 18:47:44 GMT
So sal are you in the left wingers must be more intelligent camp ? cheap shot if you do I wouldn't bother ....she changes party allegience at every election . She was green last time . Absolutely, how many more socialists like me went Green because they couldn't see Labour having a socialist leadership again in their lifetime? That's why I'm feeling so inspired today. Whereas you, who are essentially a Tory, could keeo voting Labour for years as they moved further and further to the right. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 18:51:01 GMT
Actually it's not great news at all. I know of 12 Labour Party members in Manchester who, this afternoon, have revoked their membership of the party. With many Labour MP's now stating they are refusing to serve in any Corbyn Shadow Cabinet over precisely the same concerns I had - namely unilateral disarmament and NATO withdrawal - it looks like Jeremy Corbyn could prove to be quite devisive. Clearly it's very early days but, as I said, keep your eyes on who becomes Shadow Chancellor. If it's John McDonnell then, ironically, Labour could go nuclear. Those who have threatened to leave and have left are clearly not interested in building a party committed to reversing austerity. Let them go. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2015 18:51:15 GMT
As much as his policies its his authenticity that has won him this. Its going to be enterntaining watching the other politicians realising this and trying desperately to be more authentic. I think that most opposition parties will be that pissed tonight that some may even die celebrating the Corbyn victory . |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 18:52:38 GMT
Huddy ( of bullying fame) kept his party allegience secret for years ...... It's only fairly recently that he has " Come Out " .... Homophobic jibes yet again. You're a prick of the highest order. Glad you agree! |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 18:53:22 GMT
I wouldn't bother ....she changes party allegience at every election . She was green last time . Absolutely, how many more socialists like me went Green because they couldn't see Labour having a socialist leadership again in their lifetime? That's why I'm feeling so inspired today. Whereas you, who are essentially a Tory, could keeo voting Labour for years as they moved further and further to the right. Spot on Sal, spot on. |
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Post by derrida1437 on Sept 12, 2015 18:53:08 GMT
Actually it's not great news at all. I know of 12 Labour Party members in Manchester who, this afternoon, have revoked their membership of the party. With many Labour MP's now stating they are refusing to serve in any Corbyn Shadow Cabinet over precisely the same concerns I had - namely unilateral disarmament and NATO withdrawal - it looks like Jeremy Corbyn could prove to be quite devisive. Clearly it's very early days but, as I said, keep your eyes on who becomes Shadow Chancellor. If it's John McDonnell then, ironically, Labour could go nuclear. Those who have threatened to leave and have left are clearly not interested in building a party committed to reversing austerity. Let them go. That's gloriously missing the point. Labour needed a unifying figure. It looks, on the face of it, as though they've now got the precise opposite. |
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Post by ColonelMustard on Sept 12, 2015 18:54:10 GMT
As much as his policies its his authenticity that has won him this. Its going to be enterntaining watching the other politicians realising this and trying desperately to be more authentic. I think that most opposition parties will be that pissed tonight that some may even die celebrating the Corbyn victory . You are not wrong. But msybe over the next little while they will see whats different, they may even notice the "I dont vote, they're all the same" brigade are suddenly registering to vote. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 12, 2015 18:54:19 GMT
I wouldn't bother ....she changes party allegience at every election . She was green last time . Absolutely, how many more socialists like me went Green because they couldn't see Labour having a socialist leadership again in their lifetime? That's why I'm feeling so inspired today. Whereas you, who are essentially a Tory, could keeo voting Labour for years as they moved further and further to the right. No let's get this right ....You were a liberal pissflapper , then you went socialist , then you went Green , and now you're back as a socialist .... My politics has always been the same . Labour Centre . |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 18:55:41 GMT
Huddy ( of bullying fame) kept his party allegience secret for years ...... It's only fairly recently that he has " Come Out " .... Weird how you swore you wouldn't "bother" with me again, yet here you are peddling the same old homophobic claptrap. What a sad excuse for a man you have become. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 12, 2015 18:57:11 GMT
Those who have threatened to leave and have left are clearly not interested in building a party committed to reversing austerity. Let them go. That's gloriously missing the point. Labour needed a unifying figure. It looks, on the face of it, as though they've now got the precise opposite. I think you might find the opposite. I may be wrong but the other three were a continuation of tory lite labour, so hardly surprising that the majority of existing members voted for a change. |
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