Much as I agree, Steve, the consequences of that could be very mixed. On the one hand, as it happened on their shift, it would do irreparable damage to the tories. Which is good. On the other hand it could open the door for old frog face and his merry band of fascists. Which is bad.

It could of course be an opportunity for the Labour party to take real control of the situation and say what they are going to do about it in the event of an election before next March. But the vaguely pink Tories in the party are more intent on saving their own necks while joining in the right wing game of kick the Corbyn.t

I don't think the state of politics in this country of the world has ever been so bad. The establishment and rich king makers are running so scared of an educated and well informed electorate that they are trying their utmost to destroy the gains the common people have made in the last 100 years. They would rather see the world destroyed by their puppets than give away one ounce of their power.

Ok. Rant over. Who's next for the soapbox?