Hamas are a great bunch of lads.
Dopey Corbyn does it again 
https://www.getsurrey.co.uk/news/surrey-news/jeremy-corbyn-said-flooding-surrey-17242369
The British electorate have given the two fingers to this IRA apologist. What a personal humiliation for his whacky politics.
Well done Jezza, the 32 county republic in the bag now. A fucking Irish hero, well played Jeremy Corbyn 
Corbyn and the Labour left are exonerated, the Blairites are in the dock - they are the ones with questions to answer over the handling of anti-Semitism allegations, and now theyâre seething at being exposed and trying to cover it up.
A leaked internal report into Labourâs handling of antisemitism concludes that factional hostility to Jeremy Corbyn hampered the partyâs efforts to tackle the problem.
The report does not name an author but was completed in the last months of Corbynâs leadership. It was intended to be submitted as an annexe to the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) inquiry into Labourâs approach to dealing with antisemitism.
However, it is understood it will not be sent, following an intervention by the partyâs lawyers. The reportâs conclusions clash with complaints of whistleblowers, formerly working for Labour, who told BBC Panorama last year there had been political interference in the process from the top of the party under Corbyn. Their claims were strongly denied by Labour at the time, which accused the BBC of bias and called for the documentary to be pulled.
The new internal report, seen by the Guardian, said it had found no evidence of antisemitism complaints being treated differently to other forms of complaint, or of current or former staff being âmotivated by antisemitic intentâ.
But the 860-page document said it uncovered many failings in the process for tackling antisemitism complaints before Jennie Formby, the current general secretary, took over in 2018.
The report said there was an âabundant evidence of a hyper-factional atmosphere prevailing in party HQ in this period, which appears to have affected the expeditious and resolute handling of disciplinary complaintsâ
The report said it might not seem immediately clear why this is relevant but âmany staff, including GLU [governance and legal unit] staff and senior staff with responsibility for managing and overseeing GLU, were bitterly opposed to the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn, and seem to have been demotivated, or largely interested in work that could advance a factional agendaâ.
It said: âAt its extreme, some employees seem to have taken a view that the worse things got for Labour the happier they would be, since this might expedite Jeremy Corbynâs departure from office. Further, there is little evidence of strong management of procedures, workloads and priorities in HQ, which also impacted GLUâs work.â
Ah here Sid.
Starmer did more in five minutes than Corbyn did in his entire tenure ,however long that was.
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Starmer isnât half the man Corbyn is.
Have you ever been able to articulate why you hate him?
What mate??
Many good people would still be alive today if only Corbyn had hold of the reins
Unlike the Britain of Boris Johnson, a Britain run by Jeremy Corbyn would not have engaged in a holocaust against its own people, it would have been a kinder, gentler place.
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Before the far right had gained full control of the UK media journalists would be asking death junkies like Tony Blair questions like âDo you have blood on your hands Prime Minister?â
Of course they never answered but the point was questions had to be asked and they were. Alas journalism like this is a but a pipe dream nowadays in the UK
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Have you ever been able to rationalise why you despise Corbyn?
Iâm no fan of Milne but this makes the Blairite wreckers look like a load of crazy @labane1917s.
https://twitter.com/David__Osland/status/1249423884295774209
Itâs a very good question. A lot of fairly middle of the road even left leaning people hate him and have only vague notions why. The constant smearing the media has to have something to do with it
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Regardless of how good, bad or indifferent he was as a leader, he must have known he was unelectable. Why didnât he step aside for the good of the party and the uk?
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He isnât smart enough to know he was unelectable.
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Good decent human beings are âunelectableâ nowadays I see. Lets all vote for silver spooned misogonystic pigfuckers now instead
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He knew rightly. It inflated his ego to think that he was right while the everyone else was wrong. He has a lot to answer for.