Mirror circulation figures must be plummeting by now, readers are wise to their sensationalism of all things written. Wait for some UFO stories, then you know it’s bad.

John McDonnell was one of the few MPs who spoke up for the victims of Atos, while most Labour MPs voted with the Conservative policies to further remove support for the most vulnerable part of our society. The Labour cabinet does not need these traitors, who care for the concerns of a devouring Corporatocracy above the fate of the individual. They should only be allowed back if they show suitable remorse and a big change of attitude.

John McDonnell also talks much sense about economic matters. As that sense is along the lines of defying an austerity which was never necessary, except for the continued asset stripping of our country – selling our infrastructure to foreign powers while whipping up feelings against poorer foreigners under the guise of patriotism – and the continuing upward flow of wealth to the elite (as they imagine themselves) from everybody else; of course the Establishment want to be rid of someone whose policies would derail their gravy trains.

Whenever I hear John McDonnell speak, I like what I hear, and the way he gives a straight answer to any question, questions where much more effort is being put into trying to trip him up than for those on the Right; and still they don’t succeed. While Labour Right are caught out lying again and again and again… Even at lying they’re not very good.

And what about the membership? Who would they prefer to be in the shadow cabinet? Those loyal to the democraticly elected leader and the policies of a moderate socialism; or a bunch of MPs continuingly disloyal and still plotting to undermine any of that?

John McDonnell as Shadow Chancellor is non-negotiable for the vast majority of Labour Party members. Plain and simple he is held in great esteem for his vision in scoping out the areas for post-neoliberalism. He alone is the one who is defining how we achieve the reduction in inequality, the ending of base poverty (UBI), jobs, education and housing. Most of all it is his vision to revamp the economy for all of us. He knows the vast majority of the country do not have the personal comfort of £millions in the bank, and the huge pension of ex-MPs, the revolving door with the establishment and banks for the gravy train to be a never-ending merry-go-round of privilege and comfort for those (like Tristram Hunt and his sponsor, David Sainsbury) for whom neoliberalism has been very very kind.

But most of all, any who are close to the Labour party will know John is held with great affection too, for his tireless work supporting Jeremy Corbyn in his leadership, and the constant energy he has invested in keeping the members involved through seminars and conference events, his personal interest in disability campaigns, right down to his personal correspondence with those who have been purged. They are focusing on John because he is part of the whole package and they know the party members will never allow him to be traded away simply to let back into cabinet the neoliberal chicken coup leaders, who have behaved as classic Stalinist political thugs, and their greek tragedy chorus of the weak and self-serving PLP squealers.

Even though they know that the majority of those who re-elected Jeremy Corbyn, knowing that he fully supports his Shadow Chancellor, the ‘fifth columnist’ backstabbers are demanding that John McDonnell be sacked, as a blackmail to rejoining the Shadow Cabinet.

The loyal party members, who fully support Corbyn and his right=hand man, will not give in to the blatant intimidation of these disloyal and traitorous reprobates.