Re: Labour and the accusations of anti-semitism
Deputy Leader says :
Chris Williamson has produced a long-winded and heavily caveated apology. It is not good enough. If it was in my gift I would have removed the whip from him already.
Re: Labour and the accusations of anti-semitism
I'm sure it's all made up but hey worth a read I guess for just another view .
Labour doesn’t have zero tolerance of antisemitism if Chris Williamson is an MP
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...y_to_clipboard
Re: Labour and the accusations of anti-semitism
Labour defends antisemitism response after documents leak
https://www.theguardian.com/politics...y_to_clipboard
Re: Labour and the accusations of anti-semitism
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Originally Posted by
life on mars
Reasons why I should continue to vote Labour are getting much thinner on the ground.
I can see me voting Green if the EU elections go ahead.
Re: Labour and the accusations of anti-semitism
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the other bob wilson
Reasons why I should continue to vote Labour are getting much thinner on the ground.
I can see me voting Green if the EU elections go ahead.
Perhaps the Greens will not stand and tell their supporters to back the Plaid Cymru candidate again [they have done that in the past].
Re: Labour and the accusations of anti-semitism
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Originally Posted by
the other bob wilson
Reasons why I should continue to vote Labour are getting much thinner on the ground.
I can see me voting Green if the EU elections go ahead.
I've always voted ,and now find myself sadly completely lost in this political void .
Re: Labour and the accusations of anti-semitism
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Originally Posted by
life on mars
I've always voted ,and now find myself sadly completely lost in this political void .
European elections - we have to vote for a pro-European party surely. And, that is neither Labour nor Tory.
Green, yes
Plaid, yes
Lib Dems Yes
Others, no.