Jim, one anti-semite wrote a silly song for his antisemitic friends, on the eve of this country taking on the might of the Third Reich expecting nothing but deaths and crushing defeat.
The song was never published or sung in public.

"Well your honour - we think they're guilty but we're not going to tell you who they are or what they've done."

How can we when Chakrabarti refused to make them public in her whitewash reeport.
We do know that 50 people were suspended from the party, and that the "entire NEC was appalled" just by "recent incidents" of antisemitism.

The problem was serious enough to require two labour Party inquiries and a Parliamentary one yet to report.