The Mistrust Within - Will it Lead to an (new) Implosion of the Labour Party?

Noticed these tweets earlier on Sunday from a staunch Labour lefty

Éoin Clarke ‏ @DrEoinClarke
Tony Blair's meetings, secret meetings with Blairite MPs have been going on for 13 months now. Not sure why it keeps getting rehashed as news
Éoin Clarke ‏ @DrEoinClarke
I could bore you with a list of who those MPs are (meeting Blair) but truth is you probably haven't heard of most of them. #StarStruck

and they appear to confirm what I suspected all along, and that is; you cannot trust a politician!

We all know that the labour left always hated Blair and what he stood for but that the Labour party, prior to Blair was to far to the left and too much in the pockets of the unions to ever get elected.  Blair and his cronies recognised this and somehow managed to oust power and position away from the left to win the 1997 election.

Since Blair and his warmongering ways are gone and he has rode off into the Sunset to become, I believe, the richest ex Labour Prime minister in history, leaving the country in the stewardship of Brown, who seemed to be despised in equal measure by all sides.  Now we have Milliband and a resurgence of the left and Dr Eoin Clarke being one of their more vocal spokespeople tweeting a daily tirade against the incumbent Coalition Government.

I have no problem with his comments, per say, governments and politics is fair game but his comments, about his own parties MP's who are seemingly meeting with Blair on a regular basis, show that there is a clear divide within the Labour party between the left and the centre right?

Is this a credible party then that anyone should be voting for?  A party that looks as if it will once again tear itself apart in dogfighting and mudslinging.  A party where MP are against MP, where mistrust and lying are the norm.  

Are these people, if they cannot be honest with each other, going to be honest with the British public, I hardly think so, do you?     

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