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  • But for some reason it’s refusing to publish

    The reason is pretty darn clear and well documented.

    To ensure the overtaking of the party by workers and leadership. The way labour was. Is impossible.

    Equality including trans is part of the proposed founding. The roadmap to that founding process was sent out to supporters yesterday. And is expected to be complete by mid Nov.

    Official website and most of the forums openly opposed and ban anti trans members. I say most. I’ve not found any that don’t. Only a few vocal idiots complaining about bans on social media. But it’s the internet. I’m sure these sad trolls gather somewhere. Nothing official agrees with or tollerats them.

    Your repeated failure to understand how important membership authority is to a huge % of left wing supporters. And the processes required to make that happen. In no way backs up your accusations. And so far you have nothing else to support your claims. Your single MP example is (as all are until local members vote). An independent MP expressing his personal views. Not a party representative in any way.

    The founding proposal is clear. Only local party affiliations will have any right to appoint MPs. Leadership will not be allowed to parachute supporting MPs into constituencies as Labour and the Tories do.

    Yet you use the very process and time nessesery to support that. As some form of evidence the party fails to stand up to your ideals. It fails provide the proof you think it dose.





  • Technically. While it’s very much assumed. And has never happened in modern history.

    That being an MP is required is very debatable. Parliamentary rules state must site in commons But that is not the same as representing a constituency. The siting rule relates more to it no longer allowing a member of lords. As it did historically.

    Labour rules require the leader to be an MP. As dose the Conservatives. But parliament only assumes the PM will lead the party. It is not a requirement. Not to mention Labours leadership is very able to change rules when wanted.

    It’s never happened and likely never will. But the only real rules are a PM must exist. They must have the confidence of parliament. And are required to sit/occupy parliament. Not having the right to vote would Def cause issues. But it’s fun to consider how messed up parliamentary rules Vs traditions etc can get.



  • Well 2nd or 3rd. Need to open up the membership first. So folks can actually vote on it.

    A membership portal and official founding of the party using YourParty will happen over the next 2 weeks. With draft founding docs.

    Form there the foundation docs get discussed and voted on. Along with the name.

    But all is only confirmed in November when the official membership vote happens.

    Changing the party name is not that complex. process and documentation wise. It only becomes an issue once the party is well known by such.

    But we have almost 4 years before any general election. So founding a real democratic party that dose not allow the leadership to override democratic rule is more important. Given the recent history of Labour.


  • Unfortunately the majority of Labour MPs still support the ideals and plans of the Blue Labour leader Starmer.

    So a leadership challenge is not going to change anything. The labour right did to good a job of everything they suggested the left would do. Wipping out opposition.

    A leadership change can only end up with another leader owned and run by the wealthy and opposed to any reequalizing of our economy.

    As long as our government is opposed to accepting the inequality in our economy is the issue. Things for the not wealthy will only get worse. Giving the far right more opportunity to sell their false ideas. With 0 opposition.

    Meanwhile the gap between economic growth going to the wealthy over the working class will continue to grow.



  • How many protesters accused of supporting PA. Have actually been to court so far.

    Honest question. As so for I’ve not seen any in the news. But may have missed a few.

    I have seem the police and CPS release a lot soon after arrest. Makeing me wonder if the CPS is confident on the courts accepting the proscription.

    I can see lawyers using both Starmers case during Blares government and ECHR free speech requirements to challenge the validity of the law.

    PS you really do not want to go back to a time when Judges acted on their own political motives.

    That opens up the court system to a fuck more injustice then it dose justice. We already see way to much prejudicial sentencing and interpretation of evidence. Historical claims womens dressed in a way that encouraged rape. Current Valuing of policemans statements over non police and racial prejudice is valuation of evidence.

    Start adding an expectation for judges to judge the moral validity of laws. And it is very unlikely to go in a positive direction.





  • If the Judge or jury has cot come to a conclusion. It is illegal for them or any other representative of the court to process the accused as if guilty.

    You really are failing to make your case.

    The gov is intentionally using the term because it dose not claim anything about the case. Only there lack of response.

    We do not disagree the gov is responsible.

    We just disagree on your interpretation of their use of language. Them saying they have not concluded the actions have happened. Is them claiming the evidence is not convincing to them.

    In your court example they are “claiming” they did not have strong enough evidence to convict.

    I in no way disagree that in that example Judge Starmer and all the Protection Lawyers are currupt as hell.

    I just point out that your statement that not having concluded they are guilty. In no way indicates they are required to act. You need to provide proof they do consider Israel guilty to make that claim.