From: Steve Shaw - PM
Date: 09 Sep 18 - 06:06 PM
"If you thought it couldn't get any worse for Labour well it just has.
Utterly shameful. Another to add to the long list of Jeremy Corbyn’s anti-Semitic associations...blah blah yadda yadda..."
A word in your shell-like, you obsessive little tosspot. I specifically asked that antisemitism be kept out of this thread of mine. Know why? Because I happen to think that populism vs alleged centre-ground politics is a current issue worth discussing. I don't give a monkey's bloody mickey whether you agree with that or not. But if you want to discuss antisemitism, twat, START YOUR OWN BLOODY THREAD. Did you catch that, or would you like it in semaphore/on a billboard/screamed from the rooftops? You wanna discuss antisemitism? Grand! START YOUR OWN BLOODY THREAD!

For someone who wants to keep anti-Semitism out of the discussion you're not doing very well so far. Apart from your second post, asking that it not be mentioned, the next was by David Carter, which you responded to:

From: Steve Shaw - PM
Date: 08 Sep 18 - 07:25 PM

"Chukka usually talks some sense, but on this I don't know what he is on about. People at risk of deselection, and rightly so, are the likes of Field, Stringer and Hoey, brexit apologists propping up the tories. And Joan Ryan who is trying to equate being anti-Israel with being antisemitic. I do not know of any genuine moderates facing deselection."

Absolutely right, David. And why should anyone see anything sinister in constituency parties having the power to get shot of MPs who they see as no longer representing their interests? I call that the very epitome of democracy!

If you really want to keep anti-Semitism out of the discussion you will have to try a lot harder to control your own responses. Not much chance there then!

Perhaps you might wish to ask the mods to close this discussion, as you are unable to follow your own guidelines for the discussion.