[Malcolm Armsteen]

Plus he's an idle fucker.

[Abernathy]

https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/poli ... tg-LF2xsmw

Jeremy Corbyn finally reveals name idea for new party

Apparently, Jezza thinks maybe :

- Party of Peace
- Party of Justice
- The People’s Party.

Such imagination !

Also, Jez is banging on the “democracy” drum yet again. This, I have found, is an all-consuming obsession amongst the Corbots - to the point of fetish. When I was still a member of my branch exec (branch sec, in fact), I found that the new EC members from the Corbyn faction would insist on a “democratic” vote on literally everything. They’d want a vote on the colour of shite.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

That and 'passing motions' (double entendre fully intended) about things that were both utterly banal and central to Labour beliefs - like a motion supporting the NHS. A boiler-plate thing (>insert name of constituency here< quite literally) to be sent to 'Party HQ'. Why? No sensible answer. Just performative politics.

[Killer Whale]

Just call it Jeremy FFS.

[Oboogie]

Just call it Jeremy FFS.

Super Jeremy, if you please.

Do you think the penny's dropped for Zarah Sultana yet?

[Youngian]

Also, Jez is banging on the “democracy” drum yet again. This, I have found, is an all-consuming obsession amongst the Corbots - to the point of fetish.

Up to a point. For suggesting candidate selection should be extended to a primary to secure a PPC that constituents prefer, I was met with silence by Corbots. A rare moment of self-awareness.

[davidjay]

And not be on the right side of history? Burn the heretic.

[Crabcakes]

Just call it Jeremy FFS.

Super Jeremy, if you please.

Do you think the penny's dropped for Zarah Sultana yet?

If not, the moment her and Jez disagree on something she’ll find out as his acolytes immediately turn on her.

[Tubby Isaacs]

The Peace Party would be drawing attention to his least popular policy- telling European allies to fuck off.

[Oboogie]

Just call it Jeremy FFS.

Super Jeremy, if you please.

Do you think the penny's dropped for Zarah Sultana yet?

If not, the moment her and Jez disagree on something she’ll find out as his acolytes immediately turn on her.

I'm pondering whether this new party might not do better at the ballot box if she'd gone it alone. I'm not sure and now we'll never know.

[Tubby Isaacs]

The Jez acolytes are 90% of the show. He's not wrong about his personal importance. Who's the next leader? Richard Burgon? Lindsay German? Sultana could have gone with the other "Gaza Independents", but would be hard to hold her seat without a large Muslim electorate. Jez is her best hope.

[Spoonman]

Apparently, Zarah Sultana has opined that she thinks her new party’s name should be “The Left Party”.

That'll take on .

It works for their German "counterparts".

[Oboogie]

The Jez acolytes are 90% of the show. He's not wrong about his personal importance. Who's the next leader? Richard Burgon? Lindsay German? Sultana could have gone with the other "Gaza Independents", but would be hard to hold her seat without a large Muslim electorate. Jez is her best hope.

Yes, we know he has his cult but I was thinking specifically about the wider electorate. Whilst he certainly appeals to some, on balance I think Corbyn is a liability who will repel many more who might have given a Jez-free Left-wing party a chance.

[Spoonman]

The Jez acolytes are 90% of the show. He's not wrong about his personal importance. Who's the next leader? Richard Burgon? Lindsay German? Sultana could have gone with the other "Gaza Independents", but would be hard to hold her seat without a large Muslim electorate. Jez is her best hope.

Yes, we know he has his cult but I was thinking specifically about the wider electorate. Whilst he certainly appeals to some, on balance I think Corbyn is a liability who will repel many more who might have given a Jez-free Left-wing party a chance.

BiB - the problem there is that there is no one in Britain with a similar high enough profile to lead a party that is to the left of Labour that could potentially get enough votes to maybe win seats. Corbyn is both an asset and a liability in this case. If they're into long term planning with a viable successor to him somewhere down the line, they could make a genuine impact on British politics say in the 2030's - but like Reform all of this comes across as a one man ego trip looking at the short term.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Quite incredible rubbish by Lord Prem Sikka (who'll doubtless defect to Corbyn- he was sent to the Lords by him). He's a former professor of accounting, so hard to believe he doesn't know what he's doing.

[Tubby Isaacs]

The bit about Freeports is correct, but only £10m. Not a massive fan of them, but they are a policy that can move economic activity to places that don't have much. Any other development policy is going to cost public money too.

[Tubby Isaacs]

Yes, we know he has his cult but I was thinking specifically about the wider electorate. Whilst he certainly appeals to some, on balance I think Corbyn is a liability who will repel many more who might have given a Jez-free Left-wing party a chance.

We might be at cross purposes here. Corbyn has very obvious negatives. He's not Harry Perkins out of A Very British Coup. But he is the only game in town, There's no viable route for a leftist who wants to stay an MP without going in with Corbyn, or having a large Muslim population in the constituency. Sultana doesn't have that.

[Abernathy]

The thing about Corbyn is that he basically a lazy git. He only stood for the Labour leadership because all the other high profile Trots in the Campaign Group had already had a go and failed, so it was his turn.
When he was actually leader, he followed the same pattern, particularly in respect of the Brexit referendum.

He might even not fancy being the leader of the Sultana Party.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

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[Abernathy]

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