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#31
Missed that bit, no way is Aldis prosecco as good as marks.
We pass M&S prosecco of as champagne to our well healed socialist friends.Smile
We all have opinions, thank god they are not all the same, or there would be no debate.
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#32
Not my words:

This is my party.
The Labour Party was always set up to represent the views and aspirations of working class people. Despite that it has always been shamefully used by careerists and charlatans as a pathway to a sinecure. I have supported it for nearly forty years, save for a small gap after the Iraq war and I rejoined last year to support Jeremy Corbyn. Since that time the PLP with the exclusion of a noble minority has sought to undermine the leadership in pursuit of an und...emocratic agenda.
Now Angela Eagle has decided to stand against a leader with a massive mandate and I have this message for you: I will fight for the soul of my party, I will fight for demorcratic socialism and for policies that reflect an anti-austerity progressive agenda. How dare you three days after the Chilcott Report put yourself forward for leadership of this party, after having voted for the Iraq War. How dare you!
If my some miracle you win this election I shall do the following:
Resign my membership of the Labour Party
Campaign with other progressive parties to put forward an agenda that is relevant to a post neo-liberal Britain
Never vote Labour again
Ms Eagle, you have shown a callous disregard for the people that have elected you, supported you. You deserve nothing but the de-selection your fundamentally flawed and anti-democratic agenda deserves.
This country is living in dark times and needs a genuine opposition and your Blairite dreams of soft focus centrism have gone. This country needs a plan other than platitudes and this country needs a Labour Party that exists for the people.
I love my country and my party but with you as a leader you will have destroyed the chances for both, and you will have done it for no other reason than personal advancement.
Jeremy Corbyn is a decent man, an inspiring leader, a person of integrity. I intend to vote for him with hundreds of thousands of others, and bask in an increased mandate for a progressive politics and forward thinking country
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