Corbyn's Labour



Guido Fawkes has another great scope with the news that the chap who ran on to the stage during Eurovision is a 'nut job' Corbyn supporter.

 Now the UK entry had a had enough task on its hands without some crazy person terrifying the life out of SuRie who managed to carry on with her performance after the stage invader was carted away.

I wonder if Jeremy will denounce the 'eejit' or will he just stick to his usual format of condemning bad acts everywhere? 

 Read the full report in the link below to Guido Fawkes.

 https://order-order.com/2018/05/12/eurovision-stage-invader-corbynista/


EUROVISION STAGE INVADER IS CORBYNISTA


Corbyn Hymnal (10/04/18)



David Aaronovitch hit the nail on the head with his Twitter post about Jeremy Corbyn whose stock response to any nasty or difficult situation is to condemn bad acts everywhere - but not the actual perpetrators of the acts in question

So whether it's examples of anti-semitism in the Labour Party or a chemical weapons attack in Salisbury or Syriia for that matter, the Labour leader carefully positions himself on the side of 'everyone' and 'no one' at the same time which avoids Jeremy having to explain where he stands on the big issues of the day.

The Corbyn hymnal. Lord, I condemn bad acts everywhere (but not the the actual perpetrators of these acts), bring us an investigation (another one, there have already been several, but let's not mention those) and make us decisive , but but not yet.


  


I See No Shits (29/03/18)

 

Peter Brookes gets to the heart of the issue with his cartoon in The Times which has Jeremy Corbyn turning a blind eye to anti-Semitism in the UK Labour Party.

The latest revelation is that Christine Shawcroft, a Corbyn supporter, has been forced to resign a chair of an important disputes committee after an email was leaked to The Times showing that Ms Shawcroft had opposed the suspension of a Holocaust denier. 

Corbyn has indeed shown his true colours in recent weeks - first Brexit, then Russia, yet he still uses the wrong end of the telescope to consider a problem that is staring at him straight in the face. 

 


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