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    Lord Mandelson tritt wegen Verbindungen zu Epstein aus der Labour Party aus


    Lord Mandelson tritt wegen Verbindungen zu Epstein aus der Labour Party aus

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn8jm2vpve1o

    Von topotaul

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    2. Competitive_Bed2759 on

      The real shocker is that he hadn’t already done this, or been forced to do this, until the FBI renewed our awareness of their connection.

    3. ahoneybadger3 on

      Was a labour supporter until they kept Mandelson on to the dying end. What were they thinking would happen?

      He should have been chopped a long time ago. Think the same of the royal family, scrap them all as there’s no chance they didn’t know more about Andrew than we all do now.

      I’ll be voting green I guess unless another new centre/left party is up and running.

      On the plus side the greens actually are advocating for drug legalisation, whilst Starmer makes jokes about them for doing so. Don’t partake myself but I know how stupid the current stance is.

      Labour in the last week have just self annihilated.

    4. ChaiTeaAndBoundaries on

      It is all well and good but what about the American Elites? All we see is Andrew and Mandy.

    5. Beginning-Smell-4685 on

      Another monster…. pardon me, honorable member of the House of Lords!!

      Stir from your slumbers!!

    6. LSL3587 on

      Starmer saying Andrew MW should testify, but didn’t bother kicking Mandelson out of the Labour Party.

      Mandelson supposed to have received $75K and his husband $10K as ‚gifts‘. Was that while Mandelson held Government positions?

    8. TestOk655 on

      Why can’t he just apologise and tell the truth. He’s acting like he can come back and play a front line role in politics at some stage by not really admitting to anything.

    9. Class08 on

      If his peerage was granted, then it should be taken away. There is no reason for him to be a representative of our system of law and governance.

    10. AnHerstorian on

      Mandelson’s longevity in the Labour Party was very strange. Anyone else with similar links would have been ejected a long time ago. And it’s not as if his links with Epstein are a recent development. They were known for years. I wonder what leverage he had, if any.

    13. Own-Victory473 on

      Just remember, it was fine because he didnt get caught! Sums up british politics

    14. Simple-Process-8185 on

      Good.
      ‘Royal’ family next.
      All the senior royals know about dear Andy.
      Please never forget Andy’s brother was big mates with jimmy s.

    18. Dave_B001 on

      He should lose his peerage now. Anyone in the Epstein Files needs investigating.

    19. CensorTheologiae on

      Come on, grown-up politics, he’s done the decent thing, time to move on

      [He is still in the House of Lords]

    20. heresyourhardware on

      The fact he retired himself and Starmer and McSweeney didn’t do it is embarrassing.

    21. Bob_the_blacksmith on

      Imagine not being able to recall whether or not you had received multiple payments of $75k.

    22. MrBorden on

      Doing a runner before he’s mandated to testify. He’ll be off to a country with no-extradition treaties I’d wager.

      Running scared you might say.

    23. PsychoticDust on

      *In his letter to Labour’s general secretary, Lord Mandelson said: „I have been further linked this weekend to the understandable furore surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and I feel regretful and sorry about this.“*

      Yes, because you were caught. Where was your conscience before I wonder?

    26. ScientistArtistic917 on

      Mandy and Andy look like they’re about to get eaten by the really big fish

    27. Effect_Commercial on

      Labour are a joke 14 years and they screw the whole thing up. 14 year to have a real plan. Literally handed the next election to Reform on a plate.

    28. AnalThermometer on

      Now go for his peerage. Labour have been very keen on ejecting hereditary peers. If they don’t remove selected peers in cases as blatant as this, then it was never truly about accountability but just for exchanging political favour.

    31. tiny-robot on

      I imagine quite a few people will be surprised that Labour were still happy to have someone like him a member – and he had to resign in the end!

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