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What we have learned from this Labour Party conference

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SoloD · 26/09/2016 09:15

Don't get me wrong. I want to see a Labour party which is a government in waiting, capable and in a position with voters to win. That is the real way to hold the government to account.

But

  1. We have John McDonnell calling a female MP a "a stain on humanity" and then an hour later saying that he was right to say this. Same McDonnell who called the IRA heroes.
  1. The Labour Friends of Israel stand getting anti Semitic abuse (in the conference)
  1. Corbyn being in favour of war crimes trails of British Soldiers, and added to which memorabilia being sold in the conference mocking injured soldiers, which to my mind is frankly sick what ever you thought of the Iraq & Afgan wars).
  1. Corbyn opposes more staff at MI5, same Corbyn who called terrorist organisations HAMAS and Hezbollah his friends.
  1. McDonnell has pledged to to borrow in the short term for long-term investment and the "prosperity of the future". Given that the UK has an enormous debt which accumulated without bring us economic prosperity to pay down the debt, how does the Labour party work out that borrowing another enormous amount of money is going to work this time? It just does not make sense.

References

  1. www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/watch-refuses-to-apologise-to-esther-mcvey-for-calling-her-a-stain-on-humantity_uk_57e79fdde4b0db20a6e955c1
  2. www.politicshome.com/news/uk/social-affairs/discrimination/news/79307/excl-labour-friends-israel-stall-subject-anti
  3. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37468209
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Jayfee · 02/10/2017 16:54

I feel like writing a begging letter to Andy Burnham asking him to lead a new democratic labour party. Corbyn and the hard left combined with brexit will ruin the uk. Or has anyone got David Milliband's number??

Jayfee · 02/10/2017 16:57

Yes we need a big change as the gaps between rich and poor are too wide but I don't fancy the uk being like Venezuela.

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