This could prove an interesting diversion, will football tolerate a player making such comments when the cost may be massive in monetary terms? Or will they appease the Chinese?...
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China over reacts to the tiniest criticism everytime so no great surprise.
It will blow over, money talks ultimately.
One more loser in the election may be Andrew Neil. Will anyone ever do a pre election interview with him again?
Surely it's now time to re-name this thread as:
"The thread for Watford, Oslo, Stroller, Frome and Cologne to have their own discussion group about how they're right about the world vision of Corbyn and Momentum and to discuss exactly how the right wing press lost the election for their beloved party and how the worst election result for Labour in tens of decades is a sign of just how stupid all those who don't share their world view are"?
"The thread for Watford, Oslo, Stroller, Frome and Cologne to have their own discussion group about how they're right about the world vision of Corbyn and Momentum and to discuss exactly how the right wing press lost the election for their beloved party and how the worst election result for Labour in tens of decades is a sign of just how stupid all those who don't share their world view are"?
I doubt I share many of Corbyn’s views but he was the lesser of two evils for me. It’s the first time I’ve voted Labour, a vote in theory to make myself worse off, and possibly the last. I still believe giving this Tory cabinet free reign to do as it pleases is a quite scary prospect for the most vulnerable in society. There are some truly hideous characters within it although I still think many are feigning it for popularity.
I think some of what Corbyn was proposing would’ve benefitted a lot of people but he didn’t play the game. The vast majority of people in this country aren’t going to invest much time into their vote so personalities and slogans are essential. That’s not calling people thick although a political strategy should also take into account that much of the country is unbelievably thick. Cummings’ strategy was careful to take this into account.
Labour thought it could win without the working class.
This country was never going to elect a leader who hates his own country and openly supported Hamas, Hezbollah and the IRA.
These Marxist extremists had little support outside the London bubble of champagne socialists and still they cannot work out how calling leavers thick racists and allowing their momentum thugs to run things would lead to anything other than this crushing defeat.
Bolsover has never voted Tory, yet this is what they did when faced with Corbyn's vision.
The working class have abandoned them and the Tories are now their natural vote.
This Islington based protest group bares no comparison to the Labour movement that created the NHS, but are too deluded and extreme to care.
Boris, imo is a liberal, one Nation Tory who will repay the north and everywhere else for their votes.
If he doesn't, I'll be the first to say so.
He's already planning to put into law his spending plans for the NHS.
Labour in it's present form will never be elected.
He's going to legislate for 40 new hospitals and 50,000 extra nurses? Excellent.
they have a way with words
Labour MP shares message telling Rotherham sex abuse victims to ‘shut up for sake of diversity’
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Naz Shah, a key ally of leader Jeremy Corbyn, retweeted and liked a post on the Twitter page by a parody account of left-wing writer Owen Jones.
The post read: “Those abused girls in Rotherham and elsewhere just need to shut their mouths. For the good of diversity.”
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MoreMs Shah, 43, later deleted the retweet and unliked the post and her spokesman claimed it was simply an “accident”.
The Sun: “This was a genuine accident eight days ago that was rectified within minutes. To suggest otherwise is absolute nonsense
He told The Sun: “This was a genuine accident eight days ago that was rectified within minutes. To suggest otherwise is absolute nonsense.
“Her record speaks for itself. Naz has been working for over 20 years on the issues of child abuse, violence against women and grooming, which is well documented.”
However, critics condemned Ms Shah, with Equality and Human Rights Commission chief executive Rebecca Hilsenrath saying she “should know better”.
She said: “We need to keep the victims of these horrific crimes at the heart of the debate and always remember that diversity is not served by silence.”
Ms Shah, a British-born Muslim, was last year suspended by Labour for anti-semitic posts.
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In one post she compared Israeli policies to those of Hitler and wrote: “The Jews are rallying.”
She later apologised for her posts, blaming her anti-semitism on “ignorance”.
Sarah Champion was forced to resign for writing an article in The Sun about Pakistani sex gangs.'
The Bradford West MP’s actions come a week after Labour frontbencher Sarah Champion was forced to resign for writing an article in The Sun about Pakistani sex gangs.
Ms Shah described the article as “irresponsible”.
They “support” terrorists in much the same way the Tories have done. You’ve swallowed the media narrative hook, line and sinker. Well done I could have just read a Turkish post.
He’s clearly not the leader enough people want and I sincerely hope they elect a more palatable character for next time but it’s no coincidence that the one Labour leader to win an election is the one who was loved by Murdoch. It was too left wing a manifesto for us but really wouldn’t have been considered so in other European countries. Corbyn’s idealist fault for not recognising that.
I wouldn’t say they’ve abandoned the working class. They’ve tried to help the worst off and consigned them to five more years of food banks, **** schools and a declining NHS instead.
50,000 nurses under a vaguely “Australian points-based style”. Ok.
40 hospitals but 39 are in ****ing Darlington and they’re actually branches of Wetherspoon’s.
and where exactly will i post all my ****
Just scrolling through the [HASHTAG]#Resign[/HASHTAG]Corbyn on Twatter and it's amazing the level of support he still has from the blind faithful, Labour are surely set for oblivion with the current regime dictating policy. Whoever is elected will be Corbyn in a skirt...
Did you know that the idea of creating a national health service was originally floated by a Tory?
And shot down by the rest of them.
The idea that the NHS could have been created by a Tory government is laughable.