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Yes he did Seeing as we are playing this game... was he wrong or right on the Iraq War?

Catastrophic record on foreign affairs... yeah I forgot he was way wrong with his Iraq war call...

You’re not perfect mate :happy:

I very rarely disagree with you if you actually look. Challenge, tweak, adapt, suggest but rarely disagree.

To prove it was weaponised? Yes indeed

Of course people want change - the last thing they want is for the Labour Party to go back to being an iteration of the Tories. I hope Starmer will deliver and he will get my support until it’s evident he won’t do what he pledged.

You said on this forum a while ago that there is a lot of things wrong with Corbyn, but he’s not a racist and he’s not an anti-semite - You were right. Arguing the most prominent anti-racist in British politics over the last 40 years, is in fact a racist is horseshit. Who has done more to...

Not to the same scale though....

Bet you won’t ever get an answer on this....

Is it worse than ignorantly liking a mural on Facebook? Because that’s where it all began for Corbyn.

This is where there needs to be education to stop ignorance. There are anti-semitic tropes ingrained into our society through popular culture - people need to know what these are and why they are wrong. As you said in an earlier post - it has to be called out CONSITENTLY Rachel Reeves’ love in...

Yes you are right - but you had people from Jewish groups speaking out like they did. They wouldn’t even listen to people of their own community....

Palestine

I meant in context of size - yet it’s still important to deal with. There is still more cases of anti-semitism in the Conservative party (which is naturally more of a home for Jewish people)

They haven’t got a problem - they have a very small issue.

In 2017 I’d agree totally - and more galling is that fact that people in the party tried their hardest to undermine from within. The momentum and public feeling was there then. However the moment we turned away from not respecting the vote we were done for (I said this repeatedly at the time...

But the plan was always to re-nationalise on expiry of franchises. The cost element was calculated but was never going to happen. It was the media strangling the truth with a lie. Easy then to roll out the ‘how we will pay for it all’ line.

Ideology trumps all in the age of identity politics. We were fed a narrative that everything wrong in society was down to immigration (immigrants) and there will be people that think every problem will be solved by leaving the EU now. Those who wished to leave the EU for other reasons that...

If you are right about the decision being pre-Starmer - which isn’t clear from the article either way, he needs to come out as the leader and insist that this is submitted. If not then it ‘appears’ that the unity line he said last week is actually not the case. Seeing as the ‘grown ups’ are...

It was a campaign on Boris’ terms - he set the agenda, he already had the tag lines ready to go. We pushed for an election we didn’t want. Political suicide at its finest. Just look at Swinson... hers was even worse!