But you stuck to your principles.

So who's in the wrong and needing to apologise for "antisemitism," John? It seems to me that the actions as well as the words of Keir Starmer amount to apologising for past "misdemeanours" in the party. My firm view is that he shouldn't be doing that. I'm a member of the party because, compared to other outfits, the Labour Party, in spite of its faults and frequent outbursts of naivety and amateurism, is a shining beacon of virtue and principle. And I note that the chief rabbi is out there today knocking social media. Watch that space. I've told you: these people don't go away. And start apologising for mythical issues and they'll go away all the slower.