Jeremy Corbyn's shadow cabinet agrees to Labour peace talks
Heather Stewart and Rowena Mason, two of the Guardian "journalists" who, encouraged by the Guardian and its political position, have been agitating for the removal of Jeremy Corbyn from the Labour Party leadership for many months.
The
Guardian who have long been opposed to the leadership of Jeremy
Corbyn, are now reporting that the "embattled Labour Leader and
his team are about to enter into formal negotiations" to bring
about a brokered deal involving MP's, unions and the party's National
Executive Committee" to ensure a "dignified exit" for
the party leader. The Guardian further suggests that that Corbyn
loyalists hope that these negotiations will be the first step towards
a deal, with one "source" (anonymous as is usual for this
paper) saying that the process could result in Corbyn stepping aside
before a 2020 General election.
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clearly, this would be the preferred course and solution for the PLP
since it brings about the resignation of Jeremy Corbyn from the role
of leader, which of course was always the objective behind their
treacherous coup in June. The media too would be ecstatic, that their
long running crusade of smear, innuendo and blatant untruth against
Corbyn had finally resulted in his overthrow.
No
matter what the time scale of his departure might be, whether it be
next week or next year, the result is the same. The forces of
conspiracy, lies, intimidation, and duplicitous treachery will have
gained a victory and overturned the result of a democratic decision
taken by the membership of the Labour party. How often in other
places, have we seen a similar situation, where a minority have
conspired to remove an elected leader, and with the encouragement and
support of outside bodies have staged a coup?
Even
if this report in the Guardian contained only a grain of truth, it
would indicate that sincerity and democracy in this country is dead.
It would enhance the view amongst many people that the
"establishment" and its subordinate lackey's hold such
power and influence that they will always be "in charge"
and that all people are merely serfs to carry out the bidding of the
masters without question. The dictatorship by the establishment would
have arrived.
What
then of the Labour party membership who elected Jeremy Corbyn with
60% of the vote only some 9 moths ago? These members, and more who
have joined the party over the last few days, are standing side by
side with Corbyn during this period of turmoil brought about by a
duplicitous PLP who have no regard or respect for the democratic
process. Supporters of the leadership have been organising rallies
around the country to demonstrate solidarity and support for the
leader,
writing letters and articles calling for the PLP to launch a
leadership challenge in accordance with the Party constitution rules.
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would be a complete betrayal of party members, and those outside the
party who now
support
Labour
since the election of last September, should Corbyn be blackmailed or
otherwise forced to stand down from the leadership by some grubby
little deal cobbled together in a back room as envisaged and proposed
by the Guardian.
Jeremy
Corbyn has consistently stated that he will not resign and that any
challenge to his leadership must be mounted in accordance with the
Labour Party Constitution. In this he has the overwhelming support of
the party membership.
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