Parliamentary Labour Party has received a motion of no confidence in Comrade Corbyn!

Good, f*** off Jezza and take McLoony with you.

Edited by matt_himself (24 Jun 2016 12.07pm)

"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

I don't really get the objection to this super-state stuff. Works well enough in the US, Trump aside, for example.

It was someone's opinion not fact. I and record numbers of Labour members do not.

The fact that it is mainly those that seemed to have voted leave says a lot and is just opportunitism.

No one has actually said why they don't think he can be succesful other than regurgitating 'opinion' from the media , not based on polls or such like (Not that polls seem any use when it comes to predicting results)

With a 60 -40 split to remain in London; can we have an independence referendum?

"Everything is air-droppable at least once."

"When the going gets tough, the tough call for close air support."

I very seldom post on these boards, and when I do I prefer to discuss Palace.

However anytime I read anything overtly political on the Hol you seem to pop up. And everything you do post is incredibly aggressive, derogatory and rude. Indeed you go out of your way to antagonise and bully other people for having views that conflict with your own.

It seems as though the way we discuss our politics in the UK is becoming more and more like how you choose to express yourself.

I can't help but think its incredibly sad.

I think the outcome has handed them a very good argument, same as with Sinn Fein as it feeds into their arguments around independence. On the back of their recent referendum, a major change like this, that is not reflected in Scotland was always going to be the basis of the SNP pursuing their agenda. More concerning maybe is that of Sinn Fein promoting a referendum on a united Ireland.

Wales and England were very much leave, but Scotland clearly want to remain, which no matter how we couch it, in a democracy is grounds for SNP to revisit a referendum on UK membership when such a dramatic difference can be clearly made. For the SNP, they would relish the idea of the rest of the UK not going down this route of another referendum as it plays directly into their hands politically.

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