Ce mercredi, la tentative de coup contre Corbyn s’éteindra : le rapport Chicot sortira enfin (encore un truc qui, selon Google News, n’intéresse pas les médias français), et l’« aile droite » du parti travailliste repassera en mode « damage control ».
Senior Labour Party insider reveals plan to oust Corbyn was in play 10 months ago
▻http://www.thecanary.co/2016/07/01/senior-labour-party-insider-says-plan-oust-corbyn-play-10-months-ago-exclu
A senior policy official in the Labour Party has told The Canary that the decision to challenge Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership was planned by a core group in the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP), almost as soon as he won his landslide victory in September 2015.
Alex Salmond: The coup against Corbyn was planned to stop him calling for Blair’s head after Chilcot (From Herald Scotland)
▻http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/homenews/14594947.The_coup_against_Corbyn_was_planned_to_stop_him_calling_for
I had a conversation on exactly this point with veteran Labour firebrand Dennis Skinner. He answered in one word “Iraq”. The Skinner line is that the coup was timed to avoid Corbyn calling for Blair’s head next Wednesday from the Despatch Box. Indeed many would say that when Corbyn stated that he would be prepared to see a former Labour Prime Minister tried for War Crimes then he sealed his fate as leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party.
Tony Blair faces calls for impeachment on release of Chilcot report
▻http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/jul/03/tony-blair-may-face-impeachment-on-release-of-chilcot-report?CMP=share_
Senior figures from Labour and the Scottish National party are considering calls for legal action against Tony Blair if the former prime minister faces severe criticisms from the long-awaited inquiry into the war in Iraq.
A number of MPs led by Alex Salmond are expected to use an ancient law to try to impeach the former prime minister when the Chilcot report comes out on Wednesday.
Dernières mentions du rapport Chilcot
– dans Le Monde : octobre 2015
– dans Libération : octobre 2015
– dans le Figaro : octobre 2015
OK…
