Dear All
The Eagle has landed; Angela Eagle has agreed to be the
stalking horse in the Labour coup against Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour
leadership.
Jeremy Corbyn has had a rough ride as leader after being
elected about 9 months ago, I agree with his stance on many things, but that
doesn’t mean I am willing to join the rabble plotting against him.
Where’s their loyalty?
It isn’t to the leader, it isn’t to the party, it isn’t to
the people, so who do the 172 Labour MPs represent?
Maybe that’s not the question which should be addressed; the
real question is that 172 people think they can mount a coup to take over
leadership of the party which has 380,000 members.
The Labour Party can find 172 people to replace the plotters
at the next election with no difficulty.
Eagle is a fool, but I seriously doubt she is the brains behind
the operation, and the timing seems to suggest to me that the plotters real
objective is to ignore the result of the EU referendum in the hope a remainer becomes the next Conservative leader.
In a sign of how the showdown will play out, BBC's Newsnight
spoke to 50 chairs and secretaries of local Labour parties who supported Mr
Corbyn's election as party leader, 45 will continue to support and nominate Mr
Corbyn again.
Angela Eagle has already lost the contest even before leadership
contest takes place in my opinion.
Jeremy Corbyn has done nothing wrong in the EU referendum and
the views of the plotters aren’t representative of the wider Labour movement.
One Chair speaking out said:
"The MPs are living in their own little bubble. The
orchestration of it is appalling, characterised by a total lack of democracy. They
are dishonest. Jeremy should stand again - this is a fight for the soul of the
party."
Just like the EU referendum, this is a democracy issue, as
well as Labour chairs, the unions have now rallied behind Jeremy Corbyn, this
gives Jeremy Corbyn a "resounding mandate" to continue in post.
So, what should the plotters do now?
They should resign as Labour MPs as they are unworthy of
trust, Angela Eagle has no future in the Labour Party now.
Angela Eagle has been an MP since 1992 and served in
government under Gordon Brown, her crap of saying she and others had tried to
"make it work" under Corbyn but had concluded it was no longer
possible is risible.
Jeremy Corbyn isn’t standing down, he will face the challenge
and he will win, the result is likely to be announced at Labour's party
conference in September.
Angela Eagle will not be giving the leader’s speech.
In Scotland, members of Ian Murray’s local Labour party have
condemned his stupidity when he resigned as shadow Scottish Secretary, he
gifted the SNP and the Tories a coup.
I won’t give him any hope in getting selected by members as
the next Labour Candidate for Westminster.
His actions were unforgiveable, and his position is
untenable, another incident which brought and the focus of anger by from some
party activists was Murray referred to protestors outside his Edinburgh office
concerned over attempts to eject Corbyn as “dogs”.
Who in their right mind would be an activist for this clown
now?
In other local news 200 Scottish Labour members call for
Jeremy Corbyn resignation as well, some of them are regarded as high profile in
the party having held public office, they are on the wrong side of destiny.
The Eagle has landed, but instead of sliding straight into
the top spot in the Labour Party, Eagle has landed right in shit, after this
contest is over, so is her political career, point man for a group of plotters.
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
Wow. Labour seem to be in dire straits. Blair leaves office and they're suddenly under Gordon Brown for two years. Then they lose to the Tories, then they get sunk even further under Miliband in 2015, now they're tearing each other to bits.
ReplyDeleteThe EAGLE has "crash landed' morelike. Well said though George.
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