Defend Corbyn's anti-austerity policies and his mandate to lead Labour
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pauline jones
10 years ago
Most happy to sign. This is our future.
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Dott Peterson
10 years ago
It is obvious from the amount of votes Jeremy received that he is the people's choice. Parlimentary Labour Party need to unite behind Jeremy & remember that he is the publics choice.
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sav
10 years ago
It is time we fought back, the rich are draining this country and if it's not stopped now then we are doomed apart from the rich.
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Rob Wotherspoon
10 years ago
Acting Branch Secretary, CWU Bristol & District Amal
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charlie bowker
10 years ago
It has been a dark ages for many since 1979 Jeremy is just the man with his proven dedication and commitment, Ihave seen in Islington and around Holloway Neighbourhood Group since 1983 to reconnect its real pre-79 core roots and take the majority forward on a much better ,more caring ,more opps for all journey
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tototai mativavarira
10 years ago
jeremy will are with you
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Paul Cox
10 years ago
The reasons for Tory austerity and punitive welfare reforms were based on nothing more than lies. Yes we all know the economy was damaged due to the banking crisis but why punish the poor for an economic climate that has been created by inept bankers?
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Gerald Giddings
10 years ago
Its a simple case of Sign if you wish to live in a Democracy. Don't sign if you prefer a Dictatorship
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Marie
10 years ago
I support JC's anti-austerity policies and his mandate to lead Labour.
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brian grant
10 years ago
Austerity is only applied to the less well off! From a heartless uncaring Tory government!
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Lynne Faulkes
10 years ago
Definitely! No ifs and buts,
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Peter Underwood
10 years ago
Essential to our future success
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Jamie Joberns-Dash
10 years ago
Feed the needy, not the greedy. Stop the drudgery of spineless MP's enabling the exploitation of our most vulnerable people in the name of greed and prejudice.
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Debbie Wiles
10 years ago
I and many others voted for Jeremy because we believe his policies to be best for the people of the nation. Feed the needy, not the greedy! Every civilised person should put the welfare of real people ahead of the love of money, no matter where that person was born, what they believe in, or how much they have.
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Maria Nelson
10 years ago
and green idea 's .
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Wesley McCreary
10 years ago
Jeremy Corbyn is our only hope.
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Lesley Rosalind Wigram
10 years ago
This is what the people want and voted for.
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Ray Atkins
10 years ago
If they won`t back him they should leave and join the torys where they belong.
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Stephen Bee
10 years ago
A 'commonsense ' leader AT LAST!
Blue Labour your time is past!
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Gavin Sealey
10 years ago
Those who oppose Corbyn and his policies are doing so not on a basis of rational arguments but on the basis fixed positions that they see as sacrosanct or else as unpopular with the electorate. They come across as adverse to reason or contemptuous of the need to engage in reasoned debate. There is nothing wrong with challenging Corbyn's positions if this is where reasoning leads but it is arrogant and stupid to dismiss policies and positions he and millions of citizens endorse as unworthy of serious open debate.
Most happy to sign. This is our future.
It is obvious from the amount of votes Jeremy received that he is the people's choice. Parlimentary Labour Party need to unite behind Jeremy & remember that he is the publics choice.
It is time we fought back, the rich are draining this country and if it's not stopped now then we are doomed apart from the rich.
Acting Branch Secretary, CWU Bristol & District Amal
It has been a dark ages for many since 1979 Jeremy is just the man with his proven dedication and commitment, Ihave seen in Islington and around Holloway Neighbourhood Group since 1983 to reconnect its real pre-79 core roots and take the majority forward on a much better ,more caring ,more opps for all journey
jeremy will are with you
The reasons for Tory austerity and punitive welfare reforms were based on nothing more than lies. Yes we all know the economy was damaged due to the banking crisis but why punish the poor for an economic climate that has been created by inept bankers?
Its a simple case of Sign if you wish to live in a Democracy. Don't sign if you prefer a Dictatorship
I support JC's anti-austerity policies and his mandate to lead Labour.
Austerity is only applied to the less well off! From a heartless uncaring Tory government!
Definitely! No ifs and buts,
Essential to our future success
Feed the needy, not the greedy. Stop the drudgery of spineless MP's enabling the exploitation of our most vulnerable people in the name of greed and prejudice.
I and many others voted for Jeremy because we believe his policies to be best for the people of the nation. Feed the needy, not the greedy! Every civilised person should put the welfare of real people ahead of the love of money, no matter where that person was born, what they believe in, or how much they have.
and green idea 's .
Jeremy Corbyn is our only hope.
This is what the people want and voted for.
If they won`t back him they should leave and join the torys where they belong.
A 'commonsense ' leader AT LAST! Blue Labour your time is past!
Those who oppose Corbyn and his policies are doing so not on a basis of rational arguments but on the basis fixed positions that they see as sacrosanct or else as unpopular with the electorate. They come across as adverse to reason or contemptuous of the need to engage in reasoned debate. There is nothing wrong with challenging Corbyn's positions if this is where reasoning leads but it is arrogant and stupid to dismiss policies and positions he and millions of citizens endorse as unworthy of serious open debate.