The bit that doesn't fit in with his political bigotry.
All about his tedious version of party politics, overriding any concern for victims of sex crimes.
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The bit that doesn't fit in with his political bigotry.
All about his tedious version of party politics, overriding any concern for victims of sex crimes.
Pretty pink fairy
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Buzzer
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- Oct 1, 2006
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are you the Red in the bed then
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DR
More likely the fool on the stool.
The Large One
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Momentum makes up 5.4% of the Labour Party membership. It didn't exist when the original incident occurred.
The Party itself is now fully supporting her now she has waived her anonymity and makes her statement. It's a good thing that they are doing that. So your post doesn't add anything nor help anyone.
As [MENTION=5200]Buzzer[/MENTION] implied, there is no value trying to score political points on a subject like this - as the OP ought to take note.
melias shoes
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Not just Nasty when the chips are down. They're Nasty full stop. I have to stop saying that because a certain member from Prague doesn't like me calling Labour the real Nasty party. Momentum vile organisation.
What a relief that The Party are now supporting her, pity they tried to brush it under the carpet when she needed help the most, and as for point scoring I would suggest that supporters of the Labour Party are experts in this ancient tribal ritual. My post adds plenty of weight to the fact that the OP has yet again started a thread to troll this board and has ended up looking stupid, I’d say my post adds plenty wouldn’t you say?
I liken the Momentum Party to the Church of Scientology, Theroux will infiltrate them one day and it won’t be pretty!
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Spot on.
Some political capital is attempting to be being made but it largely voices off.
The strong smell I'm smelling is one of exploitation: by folk on one rung of the ladder of folk on any rung below. Gender, political persuasion, ethnicity, star sign notwithstanding.
Absolute bollocks. Pull your pants up and make me a cup of tea. You soft traditional ****.
One official - who I hope is identified and got rid of if they are still in the party - attempted to brush it under the carpet, not the entire Labour Party.
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Does this mean you acknowledge the Labour and Momentum aren't one and the same (like you did earlier)?
It was a 'Senior Labour Official' according to her statement who tried to brush it under the carpet. Hardly the entire party, nor a group within it which didn't exist.
So you thought you'd add to it by accusing the wrong group? To what end? We know the OP has a bias issue on this - there's no need to add to it.
This is the point about accusing one party over another. They've ALL got people within their parties who have some level of behavioural issues. To try and blame one group which didn't exist adds nothing to the debate. All parties need to work collectively, supporting a genuinely independent organisation or group to whom allegations and accusations can be heard fairly without fear or concern.
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They are vile, just had to look at the main twitter feed and comments running up to the last election from other users to see how nasty people are.
Jeremy Corbyn set to strengthen grip on Labour Party as Momentum founder Jon Lansman lined up for place on ruling body, of course Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour isn’t one of the same!
My main point was that there appears to be no sense of proportion any more; the slightest risque behaviour or sentence seems to be lumped together with more serious allgations of misconduct and therefore clouds the issue.
I also refer back to one of my original points about public life becoming more and more unattractive. 'Just make sure there are no skeletons in your cupboard of any sort going back to when you were a teenager if you have aspirations of becoming a public figure'.This can equally apply to both males and females.
You say ,'Bully for JHB.The fact that she has brushed off her own incident has no relevance to the other cases'. I have to disagree; I think she sensibly lends an air of proportion to the whole subject of alleged harrassment.
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And the latest. So asking someone out for a drink is harassment?!
"Ms Maltby, a writer and academic some 30 years younger than Mr Green, said he sent her the text message after she posed in a corset for the Times.
According to her article in the paper, it read: "Long time no see. But having admired you in a corset in my favourite tabloid I felt impelled to ask if you are free for a drink anytime?""
"Ms Maltby, a writer and academic some 30 years younger than Mr Green, said he sent her the text message after she posed in a corset for the Times.
According to her article in the paper, it read: "Long time no see. But having admired you in a corset in my favourite tabloid I felt impelled to ask if you are free for a drink anytime?""
Tory supporting, right wing Brexit voters support the right of male bosses to touch female staff whether they like it or not shocker. A lovely return to the 1960's culture of nods, winks and keeping schtum. We all know what that lead to.