Galloway and Labour Leave Join the Brexit Fifth Column to Back Johnson Against the People’s Representatives.
Queen Suspends Parliament at Balmoral Council.
This is the reaction of the pro-Brexit FIfth Column claiming to be part of the Labour movement.
More fifth columnists:
In the absence of any statement today this looks as if it signals an anti-Labour turn from the Lexit lot.
How far it will go we shall see.
(Yesterday)
Leave Fight Transform spokeswoman Sarah Cundy told the Star that the principal aim of the Lib Dems and pro-Remain MPs is “to block any Left-led Labour government from power.”
She said: “Today is another example of just this.
“We’re disappointed that the Parliamentary Labour Party, all of whom were elected on a manifesto to respect the result of the referendum, is now working with the very people who’ve made it their aim to remove the left from power in the Labour Party.
“As socialists, we should be refusing to rally behind this undemocratic liberal banner of blocking the referendum result which pushes at every turn to restore Blairite hegemony in the Labour Party.”
Thanks for consistently tracking the doings of this sinister cabal
wayne asher
August 28, 2019 at 6:10 pm
Tomorrow’s Morning Star is going to be something that paper’s never been before: worth paying for.
Jim Denham
August 28, 2019 at 7:58 pm
What next for Komrade Korbyn? He can’t call a vote of no confidence because unless he is thicker than he makes out to be he knows full well that if BoJo loses he won’t recommend an alternative (Korbyn) government. He will simply dissolve Parliament and call and election for 1st to 5th November. And and that point it will be too late to stop Brexit. It seems as if BoJo and Cummings have outfoxed the ‘Islington intellectual’.
Mrs Smith
August 28, 2019 at 9:09 pm
Today’s Morning Star does not disappoint!
It’s all the fault of the anti-Brexit MPs:
“It comes in circumstances that have been created by anti-Brexit MPs and the House of Commons. They have had three years to agree a way to honour the people’s vote to leave the EU. Moreover, the vast majority of those MPs were elected on pledges to do just that”:
See:
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/e/we-must-beat-johnson-democracy-not-parliament
Jim Denham
August 29, 2019 at 8:36 am
And it gets worse on close reading.
See latest post…
Andrew Coates
August 29, 2019 at 10:55 am