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The leaked report that Keir Starmer attempted to "bin" in the quest for unity within the Labour Party has spectacularly revealed what we had suspected all along. The relentless media antisemitism campaign against the shadow cabinet was sustained and orchestrated. Without a satisfactory conclusion, those with genuine grievances felt they were not being listened to. The comments revealed in the report, taken from texts, were couched in the most appalling language towards individuals in Corbyn's shadow cabinet. They hated Corbynistas so much that their preference was a right-wing Tory govt in power rather than Corbyn in Downing Street. Abandoning the poor and the most vulnerable in our society for the sake of internecine politics of the worst kind has rightly been exposed! One wonders how long Starmer can keep the Labour Party together??

You are about 3 weeks behind 0762.

A lot of the membership are very very angry. Now we all know why Starmer kept quiet about his private donors in the leadership election as well. Labour are moving towards the centre like the Lib Dems or you could say Tory-lite to appeal to the electorate. Starmer and Co seem to be appealing to the middle class, London centric, Pro EU types.

People who were named in the report are apparently suing and it could bankrupt Labour.

I just feel so dejected with politics and everything which is going on. I feel like there is no real opposition in this country. The media aren't holding the Government to account and instead seem to be the cheerleaders and the Government and the Tories can do no wrong in the eyes of the electorate, I feel like we're becoming like America as there are people in Britain calling those of different political views 'Losers' or 'You lost so get over it'. They've even started saying that any report or article critising the Government or the Tories is fake news, it's all gone a bit Orwellian or you could say 'Trumpian' and 1984.

It makes you wonder how bad it has to get for there to be a change of Government. We've had 10 years of Tory rule come May. I was talking to someone a few months ago who didn't like the Tories under May or Cameron but he voted Tory in 2019 because he liked Johnson and he told me that this current Government will be different to May's or Cameron's and he didn't seem to grasp that it's still the same party.