Anti semitism in the labour party.

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SO back to the topic, Long-Bailey, a Corbyn ally who came second to Starmer in the leadership race, said by sharing the article on Twitter, she was not endorsing "every part of the article" and that she had issued a clarification, which had been agreed with the party, after being made aware of people's concerns.

Well why the fuck would you not strike those portions of the article you DISAGREED WITH?? Common sense much?

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@Dark Lord Al what do you make of this statement? Im trying to understand the British political environment on this:

The 57 year-old barrister has pledged to stamp out anti-Semitism in Labour after his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights, was repeatedly criticised for failing to do so.

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@Dark Lord Al what do you make of this statement? Im trying to understand the British political environment on this:

The 57 year-old barrister has pledged to stamp out anti-Semitism in Labour after his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights, was repeatedly criticised for failing to do so.

Well why don't u ask our labour expert , he seems to deny any wrong in the labour party.
Its puzzling why labour replaced Corbyn, maybe someone will explain?

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@Dark Lord Al what do you make of this statement? Im trying to understand the British political environment on this:

The 57 year-old barrister has pledged to stamp out anti-Semitism in Labour after his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights, was repeatedly criticised for failing to do so.

Well why don't u ask our labour expert , he seems to deny any wrong in the labour party.

I mean does Labour in general feel Corbyn failed or is that just this barrister's view?

[Dark Lord Al]

@Dark Lord Al what do you make of this statement? Im trying to understand the British political environment on this:

The 57 year-old barrister has pledged to stamp out anti-Semitism in Labour after his predecessor, Jeremy Corbyn, a veteran campaigner for Palestinian rights, was repeatedly criticised for failing to do so.

Well why don't u ask our labour expert , he seems to deny any wrong in the labour party.

I mean does Labour in general feel Corbyn failed or is that just this barrister's view?

Well it seems that Corbyn was such a popular great leader he could soon be reinstated and Starmer moved to the bowels of the back benches.
The general opinion seems to suggest that, maybe we should watch this space, it could be a Saddo exclusive.
Today the hard lefties like Abbott have apparently asked Starmer to reinstate Rebecca Wrong Daily, interesting to see he holds firm on his sacking of her.

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I mean Derek Chauvin didnt need Israel to train him to do that, Im sure he's BEEN doing that all along.

“learnt from seminars with Israeli secret services.” I think that is a ridiculous statement. A person who wants to do harm can use a knee like Chauvin and it didnt mean they learned it from Israeli services.