Tom Watson: ‘Was I disloyal? I don't take kindly to being told what to do'

Now he is retraining as a gym instructor. They accuse the former Labour deputy leader of undermining Jeremy Corbyn and betraying their own party. Critics with great experience, in fact, talk about how he never was a person, and they are actually sorry, but they could not redeem themselves for the large number of years ago. Now, at 11 am on Friday, December 13th, the next day, last night, the investigation into the loss of employment has already begun. Watson is upset, emotional and exhausted. He will not sleep all night, and will call his friends who blur his space to ask for help. There are many of them. The space he occupied for 18 years, including West Bromwich Int, ran to Tri for the first time.

Watson talks about the downfall, a list that has to do with Brexit, Corvina, a manifesto with so many pledges, sodophobia and the party's inability to combine left and centre members. "I also don't consider what the point of our campaign was," he says. "There were announcements here and there, but none of them reached their destination, for example because of the number. You basically knew that this was Boris Johnson. What was Labour? "Is there really a politician who simplifies it so much? "No, politicians are quite complicated. But you have to be able to narrow down what you have to defend to a whole mantra, a whole message. Apart from not having access to independent letters, Watson believes that in the organizing project, Labour has actually spread all over the world. "In fact, I don't take into account where the list of key spaces was in this election. I don't take into account whether there is a rigorous and disciplined evaluation of the same spaces in a dangerous situation, and what are all the possibilities of winning. Under Gordon Brown in 2010, we were pretty disciplined and in the end we prevented almost all the spaces from losing. Electoral dynamics have real implications. According to his text, there is an unpretentious question that the party is obliged to answer: "Does the Labour Party really want power?

In 2016, Jeremy Corbin and Watson at the Labor Party tournament. Photo: Getty Images I feel that Watson can chat for days, not just a few hours. This is a therapy and a process of awareness, and part of this process is to find out how he played himself. Did Corbin and his advisor refuse to listen to Watson calling for a more comprehensive church? Or did Watson play a part of the defeat? Some say that the Labor Party has been defeated because the residuals like Watson have approached Bregjit, which is inadequate compromise. ("It's selfish to judge me in the transaction I borrowed, but it was at least one position," said Watson, "" It's quite difficult to believe it is a member of the party. The fact that I didn't want to fall apart has influenced my decision to leave the selected seats. " Some people think. He was a politician in his life, a union member, and a member of parliament. But Watson determined that being a politician was harmful to his happiness. I was afraid that the cruelty and hostility would eventually show me. " ? "Two weeks before resignation, a man was arrested.

I asked Peter Mandelson's office to order IKEA sofas. When I joined the company at the age of 15, I didn't think I was interested in data. < SPAN> Jeremy Corbin and Watson at the Labor Party in 2016. Photo: Getty Images I feel that Watson can chat for days, not just a few hours. This is a therapy and a process of awareness, and part of this process is to find out how he played himself. Did Corbin and his advisor refuse to listen to Watson calling for a more comprehensive church? Or did Watson play a part of the defeat? Some say that the Labor Party has been defeated because the residuals like Watson have approached Bregjit, which is inadequate compromise. ("It's selfish to judge me in the transaction I borrowed, but it was at least one position," said Watson, "" It's quite difficult to believe it is a member of the party. The fact that I didn't want to fall apart has influenced my decision to leave the selected seats. " Some people think. He was a politician in his life, a union member, and a member of parliament. But Watson determined that being a politician was harmful to his happiness. I was afraid that the cruelty and hostility would eventually show me. " ? "Two weeks before resignation, a man was arrested.

I asked Peter Mandelson's office to order IKEA sofas. When I joined the company at the age of 15, I didn't think I was interested in data. In 2016, Jeremy Corbin and Watson at the Labor Party tournament. Photo: Getty Images I feel that Watson can chat for days, not just a few hours. This is a therapy and a process of awareness, and part of this process is to find out how he played himself. Did Corbin and his advisors have divided because they refused to listen to Watson's call for a more comprehensive church? Or did Watson play a part of the defeat? Some say that the Labor Party has been defeated because the residuals like Watson have approached Bregjit, which is inadequate compromise. ("It's selfish to judge me in the transaction I borrowed, but it was at least one position," said Watson, "" It's quite difficult to believe it is a member of the party. The fact that I didn't want to fall apart has influenced my decision to leave the selected seats. " Some people think. He was a politician in his life, a union member, and a member of parliament. But Watson determined that being a politician was harmful to his happiness. I was afraid that the cruelty and hostility would eventually show me. " ? "Two weeks before resignation, a man was arrested.

I asked Peter Mandelson's office to order IKEA sofas. When I joined the company at the age of 15, I didn't think I was interested in data.

So, isn't that ruthlessness and hostility come from a member of parliament? He shook his head. No, he says that there are many from the party. He gave a long list. "The revival of political factionism is likely to be regarded as an internal enemy. If you deal with it, it will be a lot of burden of life, and you will find that it will be a lot of life. I can't. " Watson is currently publishing a memoir titled "Down Sizing". In fact, he is convinced that a new life will be smaller in every aspect. Denge to two children, 1 4-yea r-old Malakai and 1 1-yea r-old Saoors, maintains their body, and help others. A few years ago, he weighted 22 stones and was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. "I was overwhelmed by my thoughts on death. I can't go up the stairs without experiencing an oxygen mask. Why did this happen? Watson is the founder and as a diplomat. Also, as a person on the road, he no longer demonstrated his abilities, and that ruthlessness and hostility were not from the parliament. He said that he was a lon g-term revival of the party. That is the case that the union in the public network is doubtful. It must be a burden of life, and that the balance of life will be lost and more useful. " Watson is currently publishing a memoir titled "Down Sizing". In fact, he is convinced that a new life will be smaller in every aspect. Denge to two children, 1 4-yea r-old Malakai and 1 1-yea r-old Saoors, maintains their body, and help others. A few years ago, he weighted 22 stones and was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. "I was overwhelmed by my thoughts on death. I can't go up the stairs without experiencing an oxygen mask. Why did this happen? Watson is the founder and as a diplomat. He also realized that he could no longer demonstrate his ability to fully demonstrate his abilities. He said that he was a lon g-term reinforcement. If you are a global media, you will be in the public. You have to understand that the balance of life is sometimes lost. " Watson is currently publishing a memoir titled "Down Sizing". In fact, he is convinced that a new life will be smaller in every aspect. Denge to two children, 1 4-yea r-old Malakai and 1 1-yea r-old Saoors, maintains their body, and help others. A few years ago, he weighted 22 stones and was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. "I was overwhelmed by my thoughts on death. I can't go up the stairs without experiencing an oxygen mask. Why did this happen? Watson is the founder and as a diplomat. He also realized that as a person on the road, he could no longer demonstrate his abilities.

In 2005, with his e x-wife, Civon, who is working on the West Bromwitch East constituency. Photo: NEWS TEAM INTERNATIONAL His political life has taken root beyond generations. His grandmother was a communist before the collapse of the Soviet Union, and his mother and father were workers. My grandmother was a secretary, my father was a handyman, and both retired from social workers. He remembers when he guided the committee's small room from the Kidamin Star's parents' home in 1974. He was drunk. At the age of 12, Watson had already filled an envelope for the 1979 election in a more solid room of the Weapon Machinery Labor Union Committee and textile workers. At the age of 17, he was the only candidate who saw a vacancy notification and knew how to use a text processor, so he was selected as a librarian of the Labor Party headquarters on the outside of Walvort Road with an annual salary of £ 5, 400. It was done. In 1990, he enrolled at the Hall University as a regular student, was elected chairman of the Student Society in 1991, became a Labor Party youth committee in 1993, and participated in the 1997 election campaign and engineer Electric. I went to the National Political Department of the Engineers. 200 years

Around Jeremy, there are people who live in a dual world, such as left and right, good and evil, we and them, inside and outside. < SPAN> In 2005, with his e x-wife Civon, who is working in the West Bromwitch East constituency. Photo: NEWS TEAM INTERNATIONAL His political life has taken root beyond generations. His grandmother was a communist before the collapse of the Soviet Union, and his mother and father were workers. My grandmother was a secretary, my father was a handyman, and both retired from social workers. He remembers when he guided the committee's small room from the Kidamin Star's parents' home in 1974. He was drunk. At the age of 12, Watson had already filled an envelope for the 1979 election in a more solid room of the Weapon Machinery Labor Union Committee and textile workers. At the age of 17, he was the only candidate who saw a vacancy notification and knew how to use a text processor, so he was selected as a librarian of the Labor Party headquarters on the outside of Walvort Road with an annual salary of £ 5, 400. It was done. In 1990, he enrolled at the Hall University as a regular student, was elected chairman of the Student Society in 1991, became a Labor Party youth committee in 1993, and participated in the 1997 election campaign and engineer Electric. I went to the National Political Department of the Engineers. 200 years

Around Jeremy, there are people who live in a dual world, such as left and right, good and evil, we and them, inside and outside. In 2005, with his e x-wife, Civon, who is working on the West Bromwitch East constituency. Photo: NEWS TEAM INTERNATIONAL His political life has taken root beyond generations. His grandmother was a communist before the collapse of the Soviet Union, and his mother and father were workers. My grandmother was a secretary, my father was a handyman, and both retired from social workers. He remembers when he guided the committee's small room from the Kidamin Star's parents' home in 1974. He was drunk. At the age of 12, Watson had already filled an envelope for the 1979 election in a more solid room of the Weapon Machinery Labor Union Committee and textile workers. At the age of 17, he was the only candidate who saw a vacancy notification and knew how to use a text processor, so he was selected as a librarian of the Labor Party headquarters on the outside of Walvort Road with an annual salary of £ 5, 400. It was done. In 1990, he enrolled at the Hall University as a regular student, was elected chairman of the Student Society in 1991, became a Labor Party youth committee in 1993, and participated in the 1997 election campaign and engineer Electric. I went to the National Political Department of the Engineers. 200 years

Around Jeremy, there are people who live in a dual world, such as left and right, good and evil, we and them, inside and outside.

For all Watson's tricks, he stood clubfooted, which, he wrote, made him gain even more weight. "I loved snacks, I loved feasting, I loved the company of people, I loved long lunches with left-wing correspondents and beers after work". He often started his day with two or three bacon sandwiches in the Parliamentary Tea Rooms. Watson wrote that after he became an MP, he became more responsible in class, knowing that some would consider him a wanker. "I never ordered three bacon sandwiches at once. What really drew him back? Was it because he looked vulgar or because he was a commoner? "Definitely a commoner. Interestingly, he tried desperately to get away from Kidderminster as a young man, and for decades he was looked down upon in the local community. "There is a terrible snobbism there. It was a very exciting time, but I was looked after by people who were cultured and ambitious in the traditional sense above all else." He mentions his time as deputy coordinator in the 1997 general election: "Benjamin Wegg-Prosser, who worked for Peter Mandelson, brought an Ikea catalogue to my catering and asked me to order a sofa for Peter in Millbank Tower when the great gentleman came to manage his campaign. When I joined the Labour Party at 15, I never thought I'd end up buying a sofa for Peter Mandelson." He pauses for a moment, then adds how well he and Mandelson have gotten along recently, and what a great man Wegg-Prosser is. In 2006, Watson was given the post of Deputy Minister of Defence, having successfully campaigned for a posthumous pardon for soldiers who had been shot for dishonour during the First World War. It seemed he was destined for a noble post any time soon. But then came the first of his famous acts of disloyalty, and the first of a series of resignations. After Tony Blair indicated he had no intention of retiring as prime minister, Watson was forced to resign in 1990. After years of rule, the favourite prime minister had to resign, he signed a notice. The government's chief whip, Jacqui Smith, told Watson to withdraw his resignation. The next day he resigned. Blair's response was that Watson's intervention was "disingenuous, disrespectful and wrong". Now he says it is one of his biggest regrets. "It was frivolous and disorganised. I have never spoken publicly about this until now, but I was not led to it end like this", because "if I had less confidence in him I should have told him privately and the regulations should have been changed".