Labour Party

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The hysteria about anti-Semitism against Jeremy Corbyn and the left would at least have been more forgivable had it been based on the likely threat posed, rather than on mere offensiveness. The reason that the threat was never discussed in any mature depth by the mainstream media was because it was plainly laughable to say there was any threat to Jews from Corbyn’s Labour. That would have required an open and frequent assessment of the real numbers involved – 56 out of over 500,000 – but also the seniority of those involved.

“Zionists have always been ruthless and deceitful, and I have long suspected that they would happily slaughter new-born babies with their teeth if they thought it would help Israel survive another hour.”

THE LABOUR PARTY HAVE TODAY EXPELLED THE PRESIDENT OF THE BAKERS UNION, IAN HODSON HERE IS A STATEMENT FROM THE UNION: Today the Labour Party has made a clear statement…

“Face the very obvious reality, the true lesson of these elections; the left have stopped supporting Labour once and for all.”

Awkward Keith, in his sharp suit, has been trudging around Hartlepool, dazzling the voters with his pint holding skills, Saudi Paul in tow, dreaming of his next visit to the House of Saud, so he can pucker up and kiss further Royal headchopping bottoms.

Original article written by Rachael Swindon (WARNING: Explicit language.) There is a real likelihood of Keir Starmer handing the Tories an increased majority if a general election were to be…

“If ever there were proof that the term [anti-Semitism] no longer really means anything substantial or specific, this is it.”

“More than 110,000 tweets offering solidarity to the former Labour leader were registered in the space of hours. Many of these tweets called for the removal of Starmer”

“Internal Whatssapp messages, which are yet to be made public, would show Starmer has lied to the public about Corbyn’s suspension.”