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Jon Lansman branded “autocratic“ as Momentum splits turn acrimonious

By Stephen Bush

Jon Lansman, the founder of Momentum, was tonight accused of behaving in an “autocratic” manner after the organisation voted to delay a meeting of its national committee to December and that the vote on its founding principles in February 2017 would be using a one member, one vote system rather than a delegate system.

The move will make it harder for the Alliance of Workers Liberty, Lansman’s major internal opponents, to win key votes, as they are well-organised but have limited numbers.

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28 October 2016updated 31 Oct 2016 12:16am

Jon Lansman branded “autocratic” as Momentum splits turn acrimonious

By Stephen Bush

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