Labour sinks further into sewer of anti-Semitism

JUST when you think Labour cannot sink any lower when it comes to the anti-Semitism row in their party, they continue to come up trumps. The latest appalling allegation against them is that they have a dossier containing numerous cases of anti-Semitism that should have been reported to the police. Did they, as any responsible, or indeed decent, organisation would have done, take that course of action? No they did not. Instead they tried to conceal it. What more evidence of anti-Semitic and racist behaviour does anyone need?

Labour protest their innocence but judge them by their actions, not their words. Then again, those words are pretty damning, too: one member actually said, “We shall rid the Jews who are cancer on us all.” It is barely believable that such a person could be a member of a major political party; and even more incredible that nothing was done. That could have come straight out of the Third Reich.

This reeks of a cover-up. They need to explain – and fast – what they did when the evidence of anti-Semitic behaviour was presented to them and what action was taken. And all this as they debated whether to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of anti-Semitism, seemingly oblivious to the fact that even having that debate is a mark of the depths to which they have fallen.

Shame on Corbyn and his hard-Left acolytes, shame on them. Not that shame is a concept any of them would understand.