Well done Labour NEC - Corbyn can stand

But Corbyn is not a fascist, he is a socialist. The Establishment and the 172 tell us that "he is a bully", but lots of people don't believe them.

As COrbyn says "I don't do personal abuse" and as he repeatedly asks the 172, "please, stop you sniping"

'I actually thought you preferred Marie Le Pen's Fascism '

You keep telling me that simply because I quoted Le Pen's statement that "Brexit was the biggest event in Europe since the fall of the Berlin Wall". I don't know what Marine Le Pen's policies are, but some of them are bound to be anti-globalisation socailist policies and nationalisation just like some of Corbyn's.

' I do know that the party I love is about to be destroyed and this makes me sad and concerned in equal measures.'

There is a battle for the soul of the Labour Party. It had to happen. Tory Blair took over the Labour party and scrapped clause 4 and went to war in Iraq and followed a Thatcher-lite policy. As Ken Livingstone says, real socialists were notable to be selected for seats due to the party preferring approved candidates.

After two election defeats over tory-lite policies and manifestos, Labour activists and socialists had enough and joined in record numbers to make sure that no more Tory-lite Establishment candidates could take over and lose yet another election. They voted for a socialist in record numbers and Corbyn was elected in a landslide and it stunned the Establishment and the world. It was a sign of teh dissatisfaction with the status quo.

Nine months later, the stooges have been plotting to overthrow Corbyn and reinstate Establishment approved policies once again.

The media, the press, every bigwig and lobbyist and Establishmentarian are all backing teh anyone but Corbyn candidate. They don't care if it is Owen Smith, Angela Eagle or Mickey Mouse, as long as Mickey is not a socialist.

The outcome will determine teh future of British politics. Will we have a real socialist alternative that enthuses millions of young people and the working class and middle class or will we go back to Establishment approved Tory-lite and will the real Tories win again and again?

'PS Kinnock snr was able to get enough nominations from MP's when Corbyn organised a coup'

Yes, and so was Tony Benn at that time. But now, the Establishment have such a tight grip on Labour and there are so few socialists in it, that a real socialist anti-war rebel against Blair and Mandelson struggles to get enough MPs to vote for him. Times have changed. the stooges are in Parliament and won't nominate a socialist, but the members have joined in record numbers and elected a socialist as leader above the Establishmentarians.

'Corbyn as I understand it owns a million pound plus house in Islington - is that OK? Is that socialist enough?'

You don't have to be homeless to be a socialist. Who cares what his London home is worth as it has increased over the years. It is his ideas that count, not his £1.50 vest from the local market or the value of his London home. Corbyn is trying to do his best for ordinary people, not for Blair and the millionaires.

'How about he changes everything ala Stalin style and we only have one candidate in total to vote for'

That sounds like the 172 who desperately tried to keep Corbyn off the ballet with their "rules is rules" mallarkey.

'Membership and unions mean nothing - the electorate is what counts.'

But the electorate are not Blairites and Kinnockites. Many of the Northern Labour heartlands voted for Brexit against the wishes of the Establishment and their Labour bigwigs.

The young and old Momentum members and Greens and socialists and Corbynistas are representative of a huge section of the public, along with the Brexit voting Northern heartlands that ex-Pfizer lobbyist, Oh-wen Smith, will put right off when he lectures them in his soft tones about how he knows what is best for them over EU and insults their intelligence by slowly articulating to them that "they were lied to" and taken in by the £350 million on the bus, and Oh-wen was clever enough not to be and will now explain to them what is in their best interests - to vote for him.

'No if they don't stand under the Labour banner they could split the vote'

Yes, they will split the vote. They will get 0.5% and the Corbynistas will get 99.5% as the people will reward Corbyn for having the stamina to stand up to the Establishment and the 172 for his beliefs and socialist conviction policies. Most people won't agree with Corbyn on everything, but they will agree with him on enough to trounce the 172 Party (Establishment approved).

Give the people a real choice, no more Tory-lite Milibandism and Blairism, no more austery-lite, no more Establishment approved economic policies.

Owen Smith thinks the people are stupid as he says "I just can't wait to start talking about my 200 billion investment plan" as if Labour members are going to say, "crikey, Owen's good".. At least Corbyn keeps it real and is a real bona-fide socialist backed by the unions and by the largest membership of any party in Europe.

'Where are your new candidates coming from? The middle class degree educated momentum members? Sure they are down with the peeps.'

No one cares where they come from as long as they are socialists. Tony Benn was upper class, but he offered socialist solutions that many socialists liked.

'would not stop your 172 being MP's - it would mean that they could not stand under a Labour banner at the next election. If JC wins they will split anyway so it is moot'

People only vote for the 172 because they have the honour of being Labour candidates, not because they like Stephen Kinnock and his ideas about working with the progressive Davos business crowd. People probably prefer Len McCluskey to Stephen Kinnock.

If the 172 don't stand under a labour banner, they will lose their seats.