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2 hours ago, Dunning1874 said:

Every single element of that is fucking tragic. The 20s are shaping up to be quite the banter decade for Scottish Labour.

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Another Scottish Labour source said: “People are speaking out from sheer frustration. They are worried that we are now at 14% in the polls, and what if that is not even rock bottom.

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On 07/09/2020 at 13:28, ThatBoyRonaldo said:

Good to see the labour right just get completely mugged by the wallet inspector yet again if they thought it mattered at all who led them and if they chose Starmer they wouldn't get painted as the 'loony left' by these wankers. 

They don't actually care about being in power. All they need to do is ensure the Labour Party is non threatening to capital and the directorships and high paying post parliamentary career will be their real reward.

 

 

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So Labour in Scotland team up with the tories to get the daily briefings axed. Just as infection rates are starting to rise again. Now they're all high fiving eachother for what they perceive to be a victory against the SNP. You really couldn't make this up. :lol:

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So Labour in Scotland team up with the tories to get the daily briefings axed. Just as infection rates are starting to rise again. Now they're all high fiving eachother for what they perceive to be a victory against the SNP. You really couldn't make this up. :lol:


The sad thing is they’ll send out information leaflets positioning this as a win.
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4 hours ago, BawWatchin said:

So Labour in Scotland team up with the tories to get the daily briefings axed. Just as infection rates are starting to rise again. Now they're all high fiving eachother for what they perceive to be a victory against the SNP. You really couldn't make this up. :lol:

"The First Minister is doing a good job".

LaBoUr: "Yes, but she's doing it deliberately"

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16 minutes ago, mizfit said:

 


The sad thing is they’ll send out information leaflets positioning this as a win.

 

Sadder yet. Jackie Bailie will no doubt be their next "saviour" when tim nice but dim is launched in the no confidence vote. This is going to get tasty.

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1 hour ago, Henderson to deliver ..... said:

Shocked to find out that Ian Murray is also a snivelling wee grass.

Nothing confirms their tragic wee branch office setup quite like some cringing north Brit whining to the English leader about the Welsh FM as well. The gift that just keeps on giving. 

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Wee Dicky to face a no-confidence vote tomorrow, apparently.

Gerry Hassan is a pompous windbag but if you can get past his self-promotion, this article on Labour’s bind in the twenty first century is worth reading.

Meanwhile GMB Scotland reflects that Labour faces an existential crisis in our country.

Best result tomorrow: wee Dicky hangs on with a narrow but defensible lead, leaving these puffed-up nonentities fighting like cats in a sack all the way to a Holyrood annihilation next year.

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Interesting article but I’m afraid that boat has sailed. Scottish Labour is now a nonentity and will be forever associated with Unionism. Standing on the same side of an argument with The Tories, Farage, BNP, DUP and the Orange Order ended any remaining credibility. Sad but true

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Ironically the only way back will be after Independence. I read recently that their membership in Scotland is down to around 5000. Mostly old Trade Union types fighting the class struggle of the past. Any aspiring youngster with political ambitions would not join Labour as it would be a dead end. People like Neil Findlay are well aware that their own remaining supporters are increasingly in support of independence but the party is stuck in the past. Even he has decided to throw in the towel and is not standing again next year. Leaves the way clear for Jackie Baillie ffs. As I say, sad.

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