13-05-2018, 10:53 AM
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Re: More Looney Labour Infighting
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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As I pervious said, I wasn't around during the local elections, I was away from main-land UK so have no idea of the result, although I did subsequently hear that Labour came within a whisker of winning both Wandsworth and Westminster Councils and I believe had a net gain of more than 1400 councillors nationwide.
Labour had a net gain of 79 UJ, not 1400.
You must have had the same maths teacher as Dianne Abbott
13-05-2018, 12:21 PM
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Re: More Looney Labour Infighting
Originally Posted by Rehab44
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You are such a bull shitter UJ, 
in one sentence you say you have no idea and yet you trot out figures for seats won. Mind you, you....nearly won Wandsworth and Westminster, I nearly won a swimming race once, apparently I lost the race..there was no podium place for nearly won
Wonder what his eexcuse would be. Mind you wherever he claims to have been he still had time to check in on here even though he didnt comment.
13-05-2018, 03:48 PM
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Re: More Looney Labour Infighting
Originally Posted by Flowerpower
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Mind you wherever he claims to have been he still had time to check in on here even though he didnt comment.
Can't blame poor old UJ for trying to wriggle. He is after all in a terribly embarrassing position having hyped up Looney Labour's local election prospects and then having to deal with yet again another dismal performance. Not man enough to admit that Labour did poorly in areas they said they would triumph so really not worth engaging with.
He's already made himself look a complete numpty this week by telling another poster that Spanish fish pie is Paella.
Poor chap.
13-05-2018, 03:53 PM
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Re: More Looney Labour Infighting
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Is that just London or nationwide???
Nationwide UJ.
13-05-2018, 04:32 PM
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The truth being Labour is in a bit of a mess and divided.But what is worrying the Tories are in a worse state, fighting like rat's in a sack, with a weak leader with hardly any authority whatsoever over her cabinet, and this is party in government.
I for one despair
14-05-2018, 12:43 PM
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Funny how UJ is now talking about the local election results here but not in the actual thread that discussed it at the time !The point about the local elections is that traditionally the opposition party is supposed to show the current government up and do extremely well. Unfortunately that didn't happen for Looney Labour at all, despite Corbyn's hyping and predictions.
Doubts over Corbyn 'bubbling up' again after local election result falls short
https://news.sky.com/story/doubts-ov...short-11358850
"the local election results have opened those fissures once more. Labour moderates are nervous.
Nervous that Labour didn't manage to turn target Tory councils like Westminster and Wandsworth in the capital red.
Nervous that the anti-Semitism row led to the party's failure to take control in Barnet.
Nervous that the internal battles in local parties is beginning to put some supporters off."
"In Haringey, the Liberal Democrats picked up six seats from Labour after a bitter power tussle for control of the council between Momentum activists and the incumbent Labour leader."
"whatever the spin, Corybn's Labour has fallen short of expectations.
A good result for Mr Corbyn would have resulted in a net gain of 150 seats. He ended the day with 58 more councillors and one council down"
Let's be under no allusions here. These were mere local elections. Labour, according to their own pathetic spin and rhetoric should have romped home but failed utterly to do so.
If there were another "real" election tomorrow, a General Election then all those who matter would come out to vote and once again the story would be the same, the duplicitous Comrade Corbyn would lead the Looney party to another humiliating defeat.
Noone is suggesting that the Conservatives are great. What people are saying is that under no circumstances will they accept the rag tag militant Marxist rabble that is Corbyn and his Momentum thugs. Labour, with Corbyn and Abbott anywhere near it, is going absolutely nowhere. The clock is still ticking, Old Compo still needs to be ousted and yet the Loonies are still trying to prop up this fake politician with anything they can muster.
How long before the numpties stop cheering "Oh Jeremy Corbyn" and start cheering "Go Jeremy Corbyn" ?!
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