Is the Labour Party in danger of imploding?

[Alice Purjorick]

I wonder how they're getting away with that lol.

Perfectly reasonable I think.
There is a jeweler in the arcades along Piazza St Marco called Vesco e Sambo.
There was a clothing factory in Mauritius called Bongowear. The logo was very non pc.
There's a night club in Prague called Fany's
Buses in Prague called NoboBus.
Railway workers in high vis tabards with Fart Locarno written on the back in Locarno would you believe.
Not to mention Ottica Muff in Locarno.
And others that would be considered too bad to be put on a family site.....
My travel and holiday pics are unique. Sod all the tourist stuff.....

We get too sensitive.............

[Wonderfulspam]

Jeremy Corbyn..... rightfully crowned Labour Leader......much to the disgust of Labour MP's & the MSM.


Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha! ......that is all.

[G-Unit]

It seems the days of the media influencing how people vote may be fading. Good!

I agree ha ha ha ha!

Corbyn may go on to succeed or he may not, the important point is that the member's wishes have not been overruled by 172 MP's, various former leaders or the combined efforts of the UK media.

[Alfie]

Labour RIP.

No doubt the dissenters are being lined up against a wall as we speak....

[G-Unit]

Labour RIP.

No doubt the dissenters are being lined up against a wall as we speak....

Labour is rising from the ashes of Blairite 'modernism' and regaining it's original aims and values.

Any actions following are in the hands of the CLP's not the PLP or it's leader.

[Alfie]

Labour is rising from the ashes of Blairite 'modernism' and regaining it's original aims and values.

Any actions following are in the hands of the CLP's not the PLP or it's leader.

LOL at "rising from the ashes" - yeah, whatever. 

[Angelo222]

I would say the implosion is imminent.  Corbyn is well past his sell by date, there is no place for his trotty politics in the 21st century.  Corbyn has little real support outside of London and the Parliamentary Party know it.

[Alice Purjorick]

Labour RIP.

No doubt the dissenters are being lined up against a wall as we speak....

Quite right too. Pass me the AK47 bro.

[Alfie]

Interesting...

Owen Smith beat Jeremy Corbyn among Labour party members who joined the party before 2015, a new exit poll has revealed.

Although he was defeated in the overall election, the YouGov/ElectionData poll found that Smith also won among 18-24 year-olds and Scottish party members.

The survey found that 63% of pre-2015 party members had backed the Pontypridd MP, to just 37% for Corbyn.

But the current leader had a huge lead among the tens of thousands who have joined the party since Ed Miliband quit, with 74% of them backing him to just 24% for Smith.

Among those who had joined since Corbyn became leader, a massive 83% said they had voted for him in the 2016 leader election, and 15% voted Smith

[stephen25000]

Interesting...

Owen Smith beat Jeremy Corbyn among Labour party members who joined the party before 2015, a new exit poll has revealed.

Although he was defeated in the overall election, the YouGov/ElectionData poll found that Smith also won among 18-24 year-olds and Scottish party members.

The survey found that 63% of pre-2015 party members had backed the Pontypridd MP, to just 37% for Corbyn.

But the current leader had a huge lead among the tens of thousands who have joined the party since Ed Miliband quit, with 74% of them backing him to just 24% for Smith.

Among those who had joined since Corbyn became leader, a massive 83% said they had voted for him in the 2016 leader election, and 15% voted Smith

....and the probability of Labour being elected with Corbyn as leader, Sweet Fanny Adams.

[G-Unit]

I would say the implosion is imminent.  Corbyn is well past his sell by date, there is no place for his trotty politics in the 21st century.  Corbyn has little real support outside of London and the Parliamentary Party know it.

Yes, here's his London supporters...er..no...sorry, that's Liverpool



Bristol



Hull

[G-Unit]

The leader of the turncoats has turned again lol

sacked Hilary Benn says 'time for unity'
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09/24/labour-leadership-results-jeremy-corbyn-set-for-huge-win-but-fac/

[Alfie]

Yes, here's his London supporters...er..no...sorry, that's Liverpool



Bristol



Hull

If that's the sum total of Labour's support in those cities then they really ARE up shit creek!

[Alfie]

Incidentally if I'd been out in those cities on the day ol' Jezza rode into town I would have stood there to have a listen to what he had to say - doesn't mean I'd vote for him. 

[G-Unit]

Incidentally if I'd been out in those cities on the day ol' Jezza rode into town I would have stood there to have a listen to what he had to say - doesn't mean I'd vote for him.

I think most people knew what he was saying before the latest leadership tour started.

Thatcher once declared to a crowd of her supporters: “Our greatest achievement was Tony Blair. We forced our opponents to change.” New Labour's acceptance of many of the underlying assumptions of Thatcherism was, in the view of Thatcher and her supporters, the crowning glory of their great crusade.
http://www.newstatesman.com/politics/2015/08/owen-jones-right-are-mocking-jeremy-corbyn-because-secretly-they-fear-him