Showing posts with label Jeremy Corbyn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeremy Corbyn. Show all posts

Saturday, March 7, 2026

The One and The Many

 

Credit: Charles J Sharp 

This kind of (far) left factional/clique/claque infighting is extremely tiresome. If I had any interest in this kind of politics, I would either stay in Labour or join the Greens. Note also the hilarious anti-sectarian posturing from Corbyn´s faction (actually called The Many). So how many members does Your Party have in total? 

It´s not even clear whether the Corbynistas are less sectarian than, say, the Trotskyist SWP since the latter group apparently supports the Greens, the Next Big Thing in British politics! And no, I have no idea what "Imperiali" and "Droop" means either...  

"The Many" claims a false mandate

Thursday, December 4, 2025

Thursday, November 27, 2025

No party

 


Is this true? The first link goes to WSWS, the second to "The Communist", the on-line website of the British RCP. 

It certainly sounds as if the RCP temporarily suspended their super-hyper-ultra-sectarian orientation in favor of joining Your Party, the new political formation headed by former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. For some reason, they have now decided not to engage. Note that the RCP even attacks the SWP and the Socialist Party (presumably the CWI head section) as "sectarian groups"?!

Eh? Compared to whom?  

So it seems the RCP are back on course. Unless that was their intention all along, the entire Your Party intermezzo just being a recruitment ploy rather than serious "entryism"...

RCP junks its opportunist turn towards Your Party

Where does the RCP stand on Your Party?

Sunday, September 16, 2018

Blair Brown Cameron?





I bought this mostly to check if my Kindle device was still functioning. It was. The pseudonymous writer of this short piece ironically calls himself “Blair Brown Cameron”, a reference to the three latest British Prime Ministers, two from the Labour Party right-wing and one from the Conservatives. The article argues that Jeremy Corbyn, newly elected leader of Labour and a staunch left-winger, might get unseated by a military coup in the event the party wins an election under his leadership. I don’t think this particular article will be remembered, though, even if it does happen.