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The following 16 Labour MPs voted against the Overseas Operations Bill (legalising torture and war crimes by British forces internationally) and against the Covert Human Intelligence Sources Bill (legalising crimes by British police within the UK):

• Ms Diane Abbott
• Apsana Begum
• Olivia Blake
• Richard Burgon
• Ian Byrne
• Jeremy Corbyn
• Ian Lavery
• John McDonnell
• Kate Osamor
• Kate Osborne
• Bell Ribeiro-Addy
• Lloyd Russell-Moyle
• Zarah Sultana
• Jon Trickett
• Nadia Whittome
• Beth Winter

For some reason Rebecca Long Bailey, and Claudia Webbe voted against the Overseas Operations Bill but not the Covert Human Intelligence Sources Bill. While, Paula Barker, Dawn Butler, Grahame

It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that Starmer and Nandy are both pro-Israel. They're Blairites, and Blairites are on the wrong side of most issues. Unlike RLB, they have always been oppossed to Corbyn's left wing economic reforms. Anyone who doesn't want Labour to fully return to the fully neoliberal party it was under Tony Blair has no choice but to vote for RLB.

The sad fact about RLB though is that when it comes to Palestine, there isn't anything to choose between her and the others.

When asked wether it was antisemitic to describe Israeli policies or the circumstances around Israel's creation as racist, she said yes. The circumstances of Israel's creation involved Palestinians bein

Long-Bailey is the only socialist candidate. Of all the non-socialist candidates, Rayner has the best chance of appealing to party members as she's best able to convince people that she is a socialist which she never has been.

Parts of the Labour Right and the media would prefer Starmer, or Nandy, or whoever, but they'll eventually switch to Rayner to stop Long-Bailey.

Unless this exit poll is massively innaccurate, Remoaners have blood on their hands. Labour did well in 2017 when they promised to leave the EU. Since then these #FBPE "People's Vote" bastards pushed Labour into supporting a second referendum. Thousands will die as a result of this Tory government, and it wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for the Remoaners.

They may be the largest party (about 50% chance of that happening). They may increase the number of seats they have (but probably not). But they will not win a majority.