I am very dangerous, apparently.

Ooh, well, that is according to Morgan McSweeney,

who is the former Chief of Staff to Keir Stama,

who is, for now, the Prime Minister.

Morgan McSvini, of course, was forced to resign

over the appointment of Peter Mandelson,

the associate close friend of the late Peter Fowl, Geoff Eppstein.

Now, how do I know that Morgan McSweeney called me very dangerous?

Because it's contained in an email from Morgan McSweeney, which is in a 42-page document

that has been released to me after I submitted a subject access request for all the data

kept on me by Labour Together, the supposed think tank once run

by McSweeney with the purpose of defeating Jamie Corbyn's leadership and smashing the Labour left.

Now, I'm going to go through the information in my subject access report because it has some

absolutely fascinating bits of information, I would say, to say the least. Under McSweeney's leadership, little recap, Labor

Together received £730,000 worth of donations from millionaire venture capitalists and businessmen

between 2017. That's, you know, the election year when Jamie Corbyn's Labour Party got 40% of

a vote and deprived the

choice of the majority and 2020. And it failed to declare those donations, leading the Electoral

Commission to fine the organisation and find it guilty of over 20 individual breaches of electoral

law. Now, the brilliant investigative journalist, Paul Holden, has done incredible work

on Labour Together, not least in his book The Ford. I thought I had it somewhere. Dagnam it.

Well, anyway, oh, I do. Yes. Get it. Get a copy. Very good. Brilliant stuff. Now, it led Labor

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