I don't think the Northampton shoe industry needs any subsidies? Hopefully not!

All quiet on the Corbyn front today, not much sartorial action going down.

That too.

Interesting that McCarthy understands "markets".  Just a shame she can't apply her milk market conclusion to the issue of unskilled migrant labour. Are these people real?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/earth/agriculture/food/11887317/Treat-meat-eaters-like-smokers-warns-Jeremy-Corbyns-new-vegan-farming-minister-Kerry-McCarthy.html

They were seen entering Peckham community center at 4. I think they're discussing the current crisis in the UK socialist revolution since Shell got a 65% share of world trading in the Soya bean market today following Ms. Mac's statement.  Main Guest speaker is Derek Hatton who has taken out  time for the cause from his hectic schedule of selling time share apartments next to a golf club in Cyprus. (or whatever big bucks deal he's doing at the mo) I can't make it myself as I'm due to throw bricks at the local Starbucks in an hour. But I'd like to convey my best wishes to comrade Hatton and warmly welcome him back to the party.

Никто, кроме нас!

Now your getting the idea Woof.

Populist voting is never any good. Corbyn was a protest vote, like a freak bye election. The problem now is the party is stuck with him.

I don't remember anyone kicking up a fuss when Labour dropped cause 4 in the 90s. I do remember moaning about it in the pub and on one giving a shit. Also, I believe the left of the party had opposed EU membership before and after the UK joined. Thinking being that the UK would have to give up to much policy making for its own people. How true that has turned out to be. Now no one says any thing. The party has always struggled with direction since post war. Its flirting with CND being a prime example. It doesn't seem to be able to get a middle ground between the center right and the far left.

The blue print for modern working class life was drawn up a long time before Mrs. T. The Selsdon pact was the start of it. In truth Blair and Brown were happy to continue on that route, they just couldn't manage the purse strings. Same as the banks, same as most people with a credit card. Corbyn is "in" because he has the smallest expenses in da house and gets the tube to work and back. He is a populist reaction against modern day life. He is not the answer. He's a hypocite and should be shown as such.

Here I agree with much of what he says, however, he doesn't mention the fact that thousands of Iranians fled when the Shar was over thrown. Neither does he question any of the abuses that are carried out daily in Iran. Only yesterday in Oslo there was a rally about the hangings that are taking place there. Voting Labour has always been about compromise between what I'd like and what I can get. This bloke is a complete cock. There is no way I'll vote for him.

If you don't wanna watch it all at least forward to the last two minutes, comrades.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7zerSQ2W9o

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2015/07/irans-staggering-execution-spree/

All this worry bout poor old Jeremy's boring wardrobe, yet no discussion of the fact the Prime Minster may have attempted to fellate a decapitated pigs head?