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    109 days ago by scotfree · Authority: 12

    And just to clarify WHY I suggest that the Labour party is imploding - read this from the left-leaning Compass “think tank”: Compass says: “There is an alternative - and it’s called Socialism” And this from The Labour-supporting Guardian

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    Now this has got to hurt

    110 days ago in Toppage by toppage · No authority yet

    demolition job

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    Benjamin Pogrund | Comment is free

    111 days ago · Authority: 76

    (389) commentsWhat I learned in Sderot (214) commentsInfamy? They've got it (202) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (200) commentsA skin-deep tolerance (187) commentsLivingstone for peace (187) commentsThis man of hidden shallows is alienating millions of voters (178) commentsHow come Zimbabwe and Tibet get all the attention? (147) commentsHanding down privilege (142) comments

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    Gordon Brown ist Avram Grant

    oben gekommen. Beiden wird das Amt nicht wirklich zugetraut. Beide haben glamouröse Vorgänger - Tony Blair und José Mourinho -, gelten aber selbst als farblos. Beide sind gut gestartet und haben dann Probleme bekommen. Beide haben Visionen (Browns Britishness, Grants entertaining football), während die Fans vor allem gewinnen und die Wähler vor allem genug Geld in der Tasche haben wollen. Wenn bei Grants Team ein Gegentor fällt, singen die Zuschauer: “

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    Comment is free: David McKie

    112 days ago · Authority: 1

    Credit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (255) commentsA spectre haunts the Middle East (241) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (199) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (197) commentsThis man of hidden shallows is alienating millions of voters (173) commentsA skin-deep tolerance (168) commentsLivingstone for peace (162) comments

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    Comment is free: Jon Cruddas

    112 days ago · Authority: 4

    Credit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (255) commentsA spectre haunts the Middle East (241) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (199) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (197) commentsThis man of hidden shallows is alienating millions of voters (173) commentsA skin-deep tolerance (168) commentsLivingstone for peace (162) comments

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    Mike Ion | guardian.co.uk

    112 days ago · Authority: 10

    Credit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (254) commentsA spectre haunts the Middle East (232) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (197) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (197) commentsThis man of hidden shallows is alienating millions of voters (173) commentsA skin-deep tolerance (168) comments

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    Daniel Davies | guardian.co.uk

    112 days ago · Authority: 120

    Credit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (254) commentsA spectre haunts the Middle East (232) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (197) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (197) commentsThis man of hidden shallows is alienating millions of voters (173) commentsA skin-deep tolerance (168) comments

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    Comment is free: Ellie Levenson

    112 days ago · Authority: 1

    Credit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (254) commentsA spectre haunts the Middle East (232) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (197) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (197) commentsThis man of hidden shallows is alienating millions of voters (173) commentsA skin-deep tolerance (168) comments

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    Comment is free: Vanessa Walters

    112 days ago · Authority: 1

    Credit crunch? The real crisis is global hunger (254) commentsA spectre haunts the Middle East (232) commentsAlbion come to great confusion (197) commentsNext stop Euston. This manifesto terminates here (197) commentsThis man of hidden shallows is alienating millions of voters (173) commentsA skin-deep tolerance (168) comments

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