Thread: Who will be new Labour leader?

Originally Posted by Khayembii Communique

Yes but I was talking about an actual significant focus. The push for a new party will become a big discussion, and not just be confined to the socialist parties.

Discussion with who?

Paul

Originally Posted by Andalublue

So, the ConDems take power. Good luck to them. I give it about 2 years.

In the meantime Brown resigns. Who do you think will be the new leader? Who should it be and who do you want it to be?

Personally, I think Labour needs to return to the left with a new critique of liberal economics and new ideas for offering a socialist alternative. Who could be the figurehead for such a move? Were I still a Labour Party member (haven't been since 1998), I'd go for John Cruddas. If you're thinking Miliband, I'm thinking (Ed) Balls to that! No pod people please. That rules those two out of it.

Any thoughts? It's a big decision for them to take as the new person could be knocking on the door of No.10 before the Olympics.

That's a bit off topic but I've seen that the BNP has been severly defeated! Good news!

Backbencher Alan Simpson.

I will put my wager on him.

David Miliband FTW!

"It's all about young", says Alan Johnson in his backing for Milliband.

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Milly's off on a revelatory mystery tour as he tries to discover why his bunch of odious, nation-wrecking arrogant traitorous creeps are so unattractive to the punters.

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(And as his government helped ram the population up to a breathtaking 61 MILLION, he'll have a whole lot of waffling to do and complaints to hear:

61million now live in Britain: Migrant boom fuels 3m rise since 1997 | Mail Online

No wonder there are so many different mutually alien communities in need of 'cohesion'! Jesus!)



The man who helped immerse Britain more fully into the unwanted top tier of EU autarky without permission says he'll rebuild trust in the Reds again.

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Youth lacks the wisdom and experience of the older troopers in keeping a steady hand on the tiller. But because we're talking Labour, I suppose they've got a point in wanting to leave behind the old dyed-in-the-wool failure merchants who did so much to destroy Britain since the 1960s.



Milly: 'I'll lead Labour to rebuild itself as the great reforming champion of social and economic change'.

IT WAS THAT SH*T WHICH TURNED BRITAIN INTO SUCH A POLITICALLY-CORRECT, WAGE-SLAVING, HERITAGE-FREE SCRAPHEAP IN THE FIRST PLACE!