He might be a man of erudition but he has that deadpan expression that never changes and appears to have undergone a charisma by-pass procedure.Never seen the chap smile or show a modicum of emotion.

Neither of which Corbyn possesses nor certain members of his front bench.

In terms of Starmer, I did comment that he was a man of erudition.

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These comments struck a cord with me.

Disappointment and bitterness in the cold night air but peaceful protest is part of our democracy.

Protesting against what? Democracy?

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Of course. Because as any clever person knows, and that is primarily Graduates and most certainly not thickos like us then REAL democracy means having a chance to change our minds until we vote the way they like.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Every time I see a pro Corbyn labour person and a moderate or Blairite on tv it gets spicy. That Faiza Shaheen left wing activist, labour studies centre whatever and candidate for Chingford and Wood Green) (the one who can’t pronounce t’s in party) was on Newsnight earlier and you could tell she wasn’t feeling too balanced with Jack Straw there. He mentioned Alan Johnson and she must’ve sighed and lost composure. When Jack said ‘’Faizal’’ she took offence that that’s a boy’s name.

This is going to rumble on and they’re slow with deciding leaders compared to the clinical Tories.

She blamed the media. When Jack talked about hamas, hezbolah and the IRA she tried not to talk about it after blaming lies etc and then told by Jack and Emily Maitliss that they are true facts.

Just like brexit they’re having trouble with people having the audacity or stupidity to have a different opinion to them. That is the real world darling.

COYP

That’s how student unions work. Fall in line or fvck off.

COYP

Elected Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle refers to fighting Conservatives in parliament, the workplaces and rather interestingly in the streets.

Errrrr...I think he got a bit carried away....anyway with the size of him I think he'll need a proxy.

Still spicy.....and he forgot to mention the beaches as well.....If you're going to be fighting, don't forget the beaches.

We have a fine tradition of fighting on the beaches.

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I didn't see that but she was a brave woman to interrupt Emma Barnett as that woman is a Rottweiler who is probably more frightening than Andrew Neill

I'm a Labour supporter. I voted Labour. However I voted mostly for my local MP who has been extremely helpful to me and others that I know.

I voted remain. We lost. Labour should have accepted the result and offered another referendum in how we leave, but stress that leave we will.

I don't like Jeremy Corbyn and hate the anti-semitism he has allowed to spread in my party. Some of his policies I support, others I don't. A new leader, who is not in his image, is vital but a way must be found to lessen the power Momentum has, for all his faults, under Kinnock, we managed to lessen the hold Militant Tendancy (and associated groups) had, so perhaps ask him?

I very much dislike BJ and really do fear for the less well off in our society. I believe him to be a racist and a coward (at least when it comes to interviews). I fear for the future of the NHS. I fear for a great deal of things under his leadership.

I genuinely hope I am wrong.

'Lies to the masses as are like fly's to mollasses...they want more and more and more'