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Besides I am going to get the coach to pee in the cup for me, lets hope he isn't as juiced as Alberto Salazar with testosterone cream.
I do like taking political speeches which, by their nature, state or imply only one party believes in freedom and fairness and the like, and that's what the people want, and then turning it around when we know that side loses. I guess the British people don't want freedom and fairness then, Lord Kinnock.
No point winning a few pointless battles here and there, you need to win the war.
Sure, the Sheffield rally was premature and full of hubris, but Kinnock was the leader who made the prospect of being in government possible once more.
This autumn's conference needs a speech like this one:
https://youtu.be/bWLN7rIby9s
"So firstly it is not a matter of being in favour of violence, just facing the fact that violence is an unavoidable feature of everyday life, and – in particular – of political life. It is an issue for the left to face, and to answer. Either we agree to be pacifists – ruling out, in advance, all violence (from the right of a woman to forcibly stop a sexual assault, to the right of an oppressed group to stop their persecution through their own activity) – or we accept the possibility of using violence."
http://www.workersliberty.org/node/26956
Who now thinks he knows everything there is to know about Labour electoral success
Full story:
http://www.dw.com/en/survey-shows-germans-views-of-merkels-migrant-policy-changes/a-19489757
I believe there's only one man alive who has won general elections for Labour, three general elections in fact.
What is Corbyn's plan for government and how will he gain the 100 seats needed to form that government?
In fact maybe Labours best hope of winning would be if TT told voters to vote Tory
92 - 01 & 10 - 15 were very well governed periods. 01 - 10, not so much.
Because he is the only Labour leader that many middle class southerners have ever voted for
...or are likely to.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jwZ37MnYbiw
A united Party post reselections has a chance in 2025 under Lewis
@Mortimer and @Richard_Nabavi , thanks! I'm a bit nervous but in a good way.
Labour has to purge itself before it becomes electable.
This question for all Labour party members.
If they carry on the hostility then CLPs will start with re selection of the main culprits IMO
Population, a tad under 6 million.
Fox jr has also been offered a job in mainland Europe. He wants to take advantage of freedom of movement while it still exists. At least with Ryanair it is possible to visit easily enough, and the salary is 15% up on what was the Sterling conversion was in June.
Thornberry. Abbott. Cat Smith. All equally awful - though in differing ways.
I don't believe that Corbyn is truly principled. He is a follower not a leader. He sticks to positions long after anyone with common sense would have ditched them in the light of real world evidence.
Makes him blinkered not principled.
If you are not going to be put on leave then working out a six month notice period is going to feel like purgatory. You'll need to be strong and stay loyal to your present masters for the sake of your own self respect, but I doubt you'll find it easy. I didn't when I was, twice, in that position.
Some deselections will definitely be happening if some MPs keep undermining the party.
As an aside I heard the Hornsey and Wood Green Party are the biggest CLP, maybe the anti-semitism row hasn't damaged them that much with the public althogh it does contain many middle class liberal types that would be expected to be attracted to the New Old Labour party. Labour are so middle class now.
Three Olympic Council of Ireland officials, including one from Northern Ireland, have had their passports, phones and laptops seized by Brazilian police as part of the investigation into alleged illegal ticket sales.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-37149800
As part of Mr Corbyn's reform plans, he said he would include mandatory collective bargaining in firms with more than 250 employees, the election of staff representatives to executive remuneration committees, and the introduction of "sectoral union bargaining rights".
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-37150553
Back to the 1970s here we come...
2016 - Corbyn: "We're aaaaallll LEFT!"
However they both agreed to attack Corbyn!!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-37135507
A massive shame.
Also todays f##k ups included mis-measuring the marathon course.
On the contrary, the last four polls have Clinton with double digit leads there.
(Oh wait, that piece is a month old.)
Although it was reported at the time as an unpalatably harsh stance, the prime minister displayed her acuity as a negotiator by declining to assure European citizens already residing in the United Kingdom that they would be able to stay after the United Kingdom formally leaves the EU. She, unlike her rivals for the Conservative leadership, realized that this is a key negotiating point that should be yielded only in return for an equal or similar concession, possibly on an aspect of the free movement of people within the EU. It is unfortunate that some talented Europeans will have this sword of Damocles hanging over them, but most will realize that this, like so many policies, will have to be negotiated in this new, post-referendum world.
https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/united-kingdom/2016-08-19/mays-brexit-plan