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All done. Looked like UKIP had targeted the area, where any were stuck in the letter box I made sure ours hit the mat first. Also saw a few Green leaflets seemingly pushed back out the letter box.
Swapped leaflets with a couple of Samaritans fundraisers at the station.
Mike F is going to Banbury to distribute more another night this week. I’ve made sure to notify him of the areas covered.
JClark96ParticipantOff to Banbury on my day off to get all my remaining leaflets posted. Shall have to read up on the local area en route. Any advice as to where to head let me know
JClark96ParticipantA couple of two pennies worth from myself
https://socialismoryourmoneyback.blogspot.com/2019/05/the-brexit-party-pop-up-shop-and-its.html?m=1
JClark96ParticipantAlso, the English Democrats leaflet a friend in Luton send me had the slogan “Not left! Not right! Just English!”
Perhaps this may amuse some of you after a long week. Utterly ludicrous.
ALB, yeah, it’s as if the Greens would have done any different in coalition (see Germany) or as if they’d turn down the chance of to be in one similar!
JClark96ParticipantJust walked past the Socialist newspaper sellers at Moor St, one was allowing somebody (looked homeless)- seemingly struggling to read the paper-to read it while keeping it in their hands. No donation,no paper it seems.
Pleading ignorance I asked him if they would be standing candidates in the EU election, they said no primarily due to time constraints, and that they would not stand against Corbyn in an election. To this I said to him good day.
Makes me wonder what exactly are they giving their Friday afternoons up for?
JClark96ParticipantOf course. I’m more wondering how exactly they’re trying to differentiate to the attendees
JClark96ParticipantWhat exactly would a Green and Lib Dem candidate squabble over?
JClark96ParticipantGoodness me. An English Democrats leaflet has come through at an address near where I am from (East). It’s a true monstrosity
JClark96ParticipantJust walked past TUSC/SPEW man Dave Nellist with a stereotypical “NHS Not For Sale” stall in Coventry.
Nothing about his respective parties/coalitions mentioned on the display. No mention of the upcoming election either, wouldn’t want to nick a vote off Labour!!
Didn’t bother to stop and debate, much like I don’t with the SWP paper sellers outside Moor St. Perhaps I should start…
JClark96ParticipantI haven’t received a Green Party leaflet yet. Not surprised to hear that though, she has got through the net and is now a “respectable” public figure. No surprise they milk her image.
A friend mine is an ex member, who said they would hear nothing of any reference to her life experience (not emanating from a “middle class” urban area), especially if they ran counter the party line, or the parties interpretation of “leftism”. No doubt a party for the guardian readers.
I have some leaflets left to distribute, and should have some time spare Sunday or Monday. Perhaps Banbury is the place to go, to strike while the irons hot. It’s on the Trainline from Solihull.
JClark96ParticipantLabour election correspondence through the door. Slogan “labour will bring our country together” or something along those lines. Half the front page is occupied by a slick photographed portrait of Corbyn. So much for being the anti spin/pr candidate…
Our what Jeremy?
Corbyn’s Labour appears as little more than a personality cult
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JClark96ParticipantIf I am at home that weekend (Bedfordshire) I’ll certainly watch it. If only it came under South East rather than East, I’d have been able to cast a vote from there!
JClark96ParticipantJClark96ParticipantAlan,
I will have a think of places who might post similar material.
I have written for a fairly large online publication but its editors operated as such. Nice enough people, but were only interested in the amount of reads it might get. An article on Thatcher, Keynes and the Paris Attacks was all I got through. Even then I was hacking away what I really wanted to espouse, reducing it to just presenting arguments to the reader, rather than my own (albeit without explicitly endorsing them). A pointless escapade but was a bit of journalistic experience I suppose.
Another option is a blog I used to edit , generic broad left blog but you could post just about anything. Sadly the Brexit and Corbyn articles sent in got the reads. I’m not sure if it’s still active. I’ll ask the founder, who was quite ill back then if I remember rightly
Will give your piece a read and some form of share.
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JClark96ParticipantSpeaking of Jess Phillips. Have you seen that UKIP candidate who debated whether or not to rape her? Agree with her sentiments or not (I’m sure we all can agree that we don’t) this is undoubtedly vile. Apparently rape jokes constitute free speech?
With fights kicking off at their campaign rallies they’re quickly becoming the BNP. Perhaps this is the life cycle of a far right anti migration party?
Despite all this , the amount of media coverage he is getting (albeit negative) is quite astounding.
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