Quote Originally Posted by life on mars View Post
Tell that to jewish people effected by this ideological and mindset ,which sadly exists in a mainstream party , if you have any doubts speak to your new leader who said "" those who deny there is a problem are part of the problem ""
I can't remember any published "anti-Semitic' remarks by Labour members being anything more than criticisms of Zionist hegemony over the Palestinian people. From the reported examples I would comment that some made the remarks more crudely than others did. However, nothing on the published examples struck me as being offensive to Jewish people. To me, it was nowhere near as offensive as calling Welsh people "sheepshaggers", an epithet which is like water off a duck's back to me.

If I could meet up with Keir Starmer I would tell him that his comments are both unfair and unwise. His action in dismissing Jeremy Corbyn from the Labour party was cruel and high handed.

I can understand why he chose to do it, he wants to make Labour electable again and I concur entirely with this aim but not at the expense of people who have deep seated and compassionate views on the tyranny imposed on a group of people to whom the West has largely turned its back because they don't have the influence within the circles of power.

However, Keir Starmer is our only bet at the moment to oust this wretched Brexit cult which passes for our government so apart from this issue he gets my support.