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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 12:29 pm

Leaguefan

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Lord Elpers wrote:Yet some more ignorant dogma ridden :BLAH:

The education system has let you down badly.

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and ENJOY your sport

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 12:31 pm

Leaguefan

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Ajw71 wrote: :CRAZY:

Something never change.

Any answers yet? :lol:

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Leaguefan

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 2:57 pm

Ajw71

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Does Leaguefan need a 'posting holiday' as every post (s)he seems to be making at the moment is aimed at destroying discussion?

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Sun Jul 19, 2015 9:28 pm

Leaguefan

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Ajw71 wrote: :BLAH:

regards
and ENJOY your sport

Leaguefan

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 1:30 am

DaveO

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Ajw71 wrote:All the MP's who nominated Corbyn for the leadership are now bricking it that he might actually win the thing! Party in crisis.

Corbyn may win. I think if he did it would be good because if he did it might wake this country up. He'd not be shy of having a right go at Cameron and Osborne without apology and that is what is required. None of this "yet but" crap from the other candidates. BUT having started that debate he'd be replaced before 2020.

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 11:52 am

cod'ead

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Ajw71 wrote:All the MP's who nominated Corbyn for the leadership are now bricking it that he might actually win the thing! Party in crisis.

"All the MPs"?

So far I've heard of two un-named MPs

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 11:55 am

cod'ead

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DaveO wrote:Corbyn may win. I think if he did it would be good because if he did it might wake this country up. He'd not be shy of having a right go at Cameron and Osborne without apology and that is what is required. None of this "yet but" crap from the other candidates. BUT having started that debate he'd be replaced before 2020.

Corbyn has already suggested that whoever wins, they should be comprehensive review in 2018. One thing is certain: Corbyn is standing for the party and people, not for any self-promotion

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 2:59 pm

DHM

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cod'ead wrote:Corbyn has already suggested that whoever wins, they should be comprehensive review in 2018. One thing is certain: Corbyn is standing for the party and people, not for any self-promotion

He has far too many opinions to ever be a serious challenge to The Tories.

The Labour Party have been a crushing disappointment for so long now I can't identify with them anymore in any way. This country needs PR and parties like the greens and others - maybe even a real socialist party - should have a say in how this country is run.

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 5:58 pm

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The Labour Party could learn from Bernie Sanders in the US. At the moment they're nothing other than a group of wannabee Blairites and intellectual lightweights.

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Post subject: Re: The Labour party leadership thread

Posted: Mon Jul 20, 2015 6:25 pm

Cibaman

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Ajw71 wrote:All the MP's who nominated Corbyn for the leadership are now bricking it that he might actually win the thing! Party in crisis.

I reckon the person who is "bricking it" the most is probably Corbyn. I dont think he entered the race with any thought of winning it and would probably hate it if he gets the job. He's a natural maverick, not a leader.

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