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prematurely come out publicly against him, particularly those who like wearing Butcher’s Apron jackets on their days off. However, I think that talk of the Labour Party being split from top to botom is at best an overstatement and worst an exaggeration. Indeed in some ways the Party is now more united than it ever has been. I mean, you only have to consider the fact that Tony Blair and Gordon Brown have both intervened strongly against Corbyn as a sure sign that the Parliamentary Labour Party will continue to be united in fighting tooth and nail to maintain the neo-liberal orthodoxy, stamp out socialism and pursue its principled policy of abstaining on anything that might make them look bad to Daily Mail readers.


Majorbloodnok@MajorMcBloodnok Dear MajorBloodnok,


I have been following, with increasingly feigned disinterest, the progress of the campaign to elect Jeremy Corbyn MP as leader of the Labour Party. Do you think this will be good for the Party, at least at Westminster? Ian_Murray_MP


Dear Pieface,


You seem to have picked up on the significant concern in the right wing press, particularly in The Guardian and the New Statesman, that a Corbyn victory will prove fatally divisive for the Labour Party, resulting in years of infighting, rancour and recrimination between the Trotskyite, Blairite and Tory wings of the party, culminating in its ultimate and permanent unelectability (again).


Further, it may mean the end of the political careers of many aspiring yet dull party members who have


It may mean the end of the political careers of many aspiring yet dull party members who have prematurely come out publicly against him, particularly those who like wearing Butcher’s Apron jackets on their days off.


Dear MajorBloodnok,


I have been following with interest the atempts over the years to bring Labour Lord Greville Janner to account for his alleged crimes, or at the very least for him to atend court in person. Do you think that Janner will ever face trial and be sentenced and if so, who else will be affected by this? Place_de_Dauphin


Dear Dolphin,


It is my sincere view that if Lord Janner lives long enough to face trail at Southward Crown Court and it goes all the way through to presentation of evidence, verdict and sentencing then clearly the British Establishment will have lost its touch. I think it far more likely that Janner will be found dead of natural causes before anything embarrassing or inconvenient to powerful persons still living has to be revealed under oath by anyone.


In fact I wouldn’t be at all surprised if Janner suddenly dies of a heart atack on Hampstead Heath whilst shooting himself twice and then throwing the gun as far away as possible. The fact that Jeremy Corbyn MP’s body will be found face down 100 metres away having been hit on the back of the head by the same gun will no doubt be considered, by the Parliamentary Labour Party and/ or the British Establishment, as a coincidental bonus.


By Mick Foy


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September 2015


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