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1. At the time of the #ChickenCoup, on the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne in an area of Liverpool known for one or two rough pubs, a window was smashed at the side of a building that just so happened to have Angela Eagle's constituency office at the back of it.
2. I'm sure you all remember the claims that a brick (it wasn't) had been thrown through her window (it wasn't) by Corbyn supporters to threaten Eagle. In fact, the police later confirmed it was a bit of masonry, but never found out who did it.
3. Then there was the "cancelled meeting in Luton" due to the "hotel receiving threats". Except there was no evidence of any threats being made. The reason given by the hotel was that they became aware of the nature of the meeting (maybe they were Tory supporters)
THREAD: I don’t know who I’ll support for Leader yet (as I don’t know who is standing), although as @David__Osland said ‘I know who I’m not voting for!’
Things I’ll be looking for:
▶️Loyalty to members mandate: I won’t support anyone who was involved in the #ChickenCoup
Things I’ll be looking for:
▶️Loyalty to members mandate: I won’t support anyone who was involved in the #ChickenCoup
▶️I want someone who was willing to serve in JCs team, there were enough vacancies after the 2nd Leadership/Coup.
▶️I want someone who didn’t spent any of their privileged time slagging off or name-calling our party or members publicly.
▶️I want someone who didn’t spent any of their privileged time slagging off or name-calling our party or members publicly.
▶️ I want someone who acknowledges and values BAME communities are also our ‘heartlands’ and aren’t to be taken for granted.
They are not just an issue for BAME MPs, many are facing a similar ‘everyday’ issues but multiplied by structural and direct racism
They are not just an issue for BAME MPs, many are facing a similar ‘everyday’ issues but multiplied by structural and direct racism
My voting history. First #GeneralElection I was eligible for was 1992. That was just after the poll tax & I think I wasn't on the register. In 1997 I voted for @Lisa_Lovebucket of the Rainbow Referendum Dream Ticket Connection Party (I had to Google that to get it right)...
... & put a Reclaim The Streets "Never mind the ballots" sticker up in the polling booth. Thru the rest of the New Labour years I spoiled my vote as referenced in the @cartoonkate 'Blame me, I voted Lib Dem" cartoon cartoonkate.co.uk/this-is-actual… In 2015 I looked at how UKIP had...
... shifted the Overton window rightwards, even without winning a seat, so I decided I would vote for a party rather than writing what I thought & felt on the ballot. I voted Green. Neither them nor Labour had a chance in our constituency at that point
After that election...
After that election...
