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Royal24s wrote:

ToRmAtO wrote:RLB has a funny shaped head

I don't think you're supposed to mention that, but you're quite right. There's certainly something a bit unusual about her.

The clue's in the name.

Labour needs to split into two. Everyday small 'c' Labourites who are usually quite sensible folk and the sixth form military wing of luxury communism currently called Momentum, or Mao-mentum as it should be called.

Zambo wrote:

Royal24s wrote:

ToRmAtO wrote:RLB has a funny shaped head

I don't think you're supposed to mention that, but you're quite right. There's certainly something a bit unusual about her.

The clue's in the name.

She's always reminded me of this chap I met at the Little A'Le'Inn on our way to Area 51 a few years ago.

Zambo wrote:

Royal24s wrote:

ToRmAtO wrote:RLB has a funny shaped head

I don't think you're supposed to mention that, but you're quite right. There's certainly something a bit unusual about her.

The clue's in the name.

Yeah that's what I thought and I avoided saying it, but in real life everyone's saying that

Oh, Becky Long Bailey.

It's not a cult!

Corbyn and McDonnell will make sure she wins.

Just when poor Jack White was starting to sleep again.

BBC wrote:
Sir Keir said ...

Ms Phillips accused ..

Ms Nandy said ...

Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally, said ...

Ms Thornberry said ..

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-51159376

Does the BBC have an agenda when reporting about 'Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally'.

On the radio, just now, Jess Phillips drops out of the contest

ToRmAtO wrote:On the radio, just now, Jess Phillips drops out of the contest

Knew that Big Brummie Gob would land her in it. Luckily for the Labour Party, she did it before she fluked her
way in as leader. Every PMQs would have been a car crash comedy skit. I would have loved her to get the job
and kill off Labour for good.

ToRmAtO wrote:On the radio, just now, Jess Phillips drops out of the contest

Shame, I liked her.

ToRmAtO wrote:

BBC wrote:
Sir Keir said ...

Ms Phillips accused ..

Ms Nandy said ...

Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally, said ...

Ms Thornberry said ..

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-51159376

Does the BBC have an agenda when reporting about 'Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally'.

They don't even attempt a subtle approach these days.

Is it disadvantaging her though ? As I understand it, the far left momentum types are the ones who effectively get to choose the leader because of the system they operate. This being so, surely they'd prefer a Corby type ?

mark wrote:

ToRmAtO wrote:

BBC wrote:
Sir Keir said ...

Ms Phillips accused ..

Ms Nandy said ...

Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally, said ...

Ms Thornberry said ..

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-51159376

Does the BBC have an agenda when reporting about 'Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally'.

They don't even attempt a subtle approach these days.

She doesn't help herself, though......





Rebecca Long Bailey gives an interview insisting she is not a puppet of the Corbyn regime.

SITTING IN CORBYN'S OFFICE

Whether it disadvantages her in this particular instance, or whether she helps herself or not, it doesn’t matter. It is simply an example of how they will label one of a group differently to others.

It sows the seeds for future actions.

Steve Hunt wrote:

mark wrote:

ToRmAtO wrote:

BBC wrote:
Sir Keir said ...

Ms Phillips accused ..

Ms Nandy said ...

Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally, said ...

Ms Thornberry said ..

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-51159376

Does the BBC have an agenda when reporting about 'Mrs Long-Bailey, a Jeremy Corbyn ally'.

They don't even attempt a subtle approach these days.

She doesn't help herself, though......





Rebecca Long Bailey gives an interview insisting she is not a puppet of the Corbyn regime.

SITTING IN CORBYN'S OFFICE

Somebody has nicked all the electronic stuff off the table at the back between photographs