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Is Jeremy Corbyn Fit To Become The Prime Minister Of The Uk?
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/// Jeremy condemns Al Muhajiroun in the strongest possible terms.’#But the Labour leader has been exposed for calling terrorist groups Hezbollah and Hamas his friends, describing the death of Bin Laden as a tragedy, boasting of opposing anti-terror legislation in his 30-year career as an MP, and opposing powers stopping would-be terrorists travelling to fight with Islamic State. ///
/// Jeremy condemns Al Muhajiroun in the strongest possible terms.’#But the Labour leader has been exposed for calling terrorist groups Hezbollah and Hamas his friends, describing the death of Bin Laden as a tragedy, boasting of opposing anti-terror legislation in his 30-year career as an MP, and opposing powers stopping would-be terrorists travelling to fight with Islamic State. ///
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I'm sure that at least three of those four points in your summary quote are taken massively out of context and have been "exposed" as such multiple times. Corbyn said that the death of bin Laden was a tragedy because he couldn't face international justice, and for no other reason, for example.
I doubt it matters anyway. Best Labour have been able to hope for this election is to keep a Tory majority relatively slight, rendering the entire election a pointless exercise that's only exposed just how unfit Theresa May is to be PM.
I doubt it matters anyway. Best Labour have been able to hope for this election is to keep a Tory majority relatively slight, rendering the entire election a pointless exercise that's only exposed just how unfit Theresa May is to be PM.
No of course not.
He was a career backbencher thrust to the fore on the basis he would loose. For some reason known only to the other MPS (who later disowned him) he was elected and spouts policies that will drown the UK in debt before the end of the year. And will make the UK a laughing stock the wold over.
Just look who wants him to win!!! THe EURocrate themselves. Tells you plenty hat one.
Like Diane Abbott, promoted well beyond their pay grade and winging it for dear life.
He was a career backbencher thrust to the fore on the basis he would loose. For some reason known only to the other MPS (who later disowned him) he was elected and spouts policies that will drown the UK in debt before the end of the year. And will make the UK a laughing stock the wold over.
Just look who wants him to win!!! THe EURocrate themselves. Tells you plenty hat one.
Like Diane Abbott, promoted well beyond their pay grade and winging it for dear life.
No, it is well known that Corbyn and many in Labour are more or less supporers of Islamic Terror groups like Hamas/Hezbollah, not to mention publicly supporting the IRA. Couple that with an infestation of anti semitism in the Labour party and you could conclude that only western tolerance would allow them to even exist. I find it frankly remarkable that anyone with British loyalty would vote for them.
If Theresa May weren't also universally awful I wouldn't have given Corbyn a second look. But she is, so there we are.
As it is, I'm still not voting for Labour in the expectation of getting a Labour government -- perhaps not even the hope of one, although it would at least be hilarious for a few minutes to watch the look on May's face if she lost this one.
As it is, I'm still not voting for Labour in the expectation of getting a Labour government -- perhaps not even the hope of one, although it would at least be hilarious for a few minutes to watch the look on May's face if she lost this one.
I firstly thought J.C. was a fresh, honest, Firm, person, to be the PM, I'm afraid not, he needs the ability to stand up and fight, put his views forward, stand no crp, be positive with his replies, & not to back down, I doubt he has the Strength, he shot himself regards Trident, D.Miliband would have been the man at the time, he may return as said, but whoever get this job has to be, 1st sort out the security of this Country, reaffirm the police Funding, sort out the boarders, and TELL the EU This is what we are doing like it or not, if we are strong in that field regards the EU,you will see the other 27 following like sheep.
Certainly seems it.
This will be my first labour vote ever.
As Brexit will be happening shortly, and the government will be grabbing powers back hand over fist, I would like the tone of the next 50 years to be set by a perfectly nice seeming chap with a liberal/left sense of direction - rather than May's dreamt of police state.
To exaggerate a little.
This will be my first labour vote ever.
As Brexit will be happening shortly, and the government will be grabbing powers back hand over fist, I would like the tone of the next 50 years to be set by a perfectly nice seeming chap with a liberal/left sense of direction - rather than May's dreamt of police state.
To exaggerate a little.
He has a cooler head than May, who seems to massively over react to every minor provocation that comes from Brussels (e.g. her massively overblown response to Juncker). Corbyn doesn't appear to give a *** while the press is overwhelmingly hostile, most of his parliamentary party are against him, and he just shrugs it off. May also abandons major policies and positions at the first sign of pressure - social care, the election itself, the ECHR, Hinkley point, workers on boards, National Insurance, energy price caps. It goes on and on. If there's any major policy you agree with May on, you seriously need to make a judgement whether she will stay committed to within the next year.
Corbyn, meanwhile, has scarcely changed his mind on anything since about 1980. Which, one could argue, is worse, but at least you know what you are getting. He's also seriously undermined by his associations with very disturbing people and his explanations for them have not been at all satisfactory, especially considering he's associated with people who have killed British citizens.
I personally prefer him on balance. But not without absolutely massive reservations. He's clearly not the best our country has to offer.
Corbyn, meanwhile, has scarcely changed his mind on anything since about 1980. Which, one could argue, is worse, but at least you know what you are getting. He's also seriously undermined by his associations with very disturbing people and his explanations for them have not been at all satisfactory, especially considering he's associated with people who have killed British citizens.
I personally prefer him on balance. But not without absolutely massive reservations. He's clearly not the best our country has to offer.
Even considering Corbyn as a leader of our country merely serves to exemplify the sad state of affairs that the Labour Party is in. Shall we just pause a moment, take a step back so that we have a wider perspective and think......'Jeremy Corbyn as the leader of our nation'.
Now, shake your head and vote as you know a sane person would.
Now, shake your head and vote as you know a sane person would.
British volunteers who have gone to fight against ISIS in Kurdistan have declared support for Corbyn:
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The reason they give for supporting Corbyn (as opposed to saying nothing like they did in the last election) is that they feel his policies would be more harmful to ISIS.
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The reason they give for supporting Corbyn (as opposed to saying nothing like they did in the last election) is that they feel his policies would be more harmful to ISIS.
AOG - I know that was an attempt to spin it, but I honestly think Jezza offers something to the UKIP voter in the form of his protectionist policies.
I think there's more chance of Corbyn doing something about economic migrants than May.
Additionally, do we know how May voted in the Brexit vote? The speculation is that Corbyn voted out. He might better represent the Brexit vote than someone who, at best, sat on the fence?
I think there's more chance of Corbyn doing something about economic migrants than May.
Additionally, do we know how May voted in the Brexit vote? The speculation is that Corbyn voted out. He might better represent the Brexit vote than someone who, at best, sat on the fence?
//but I honestly think Jezza offers something to the UKIP voter in the form of his protectionist policies.
I think there's more chance of Corbyn doing something about economic migrants than May. //
True he would turn the UK into such a basket case economy that they would flee in their millions and probably the same number of Brits as well.
I think there's more chance of Corbyn doing something about economic migrants than May. //
True he would turn the UK into such a basket case economy that they would flee in their millions and probably the same number of Brits as well.
