Corbyn's Out of Step on Brexit (12/11/18)
Blair McDougall on Twitter mocks Jeremy Corbyn's claim that 'Brexit can't be stopped' and that it's time for everyone to 'move on'.
What a plonker Corbyn is - not least because his own personal views on Brexit are complete at odds with the official policy of the Labour Party and with the views of the great majority of Labour Party members.
@blairmcdougall
A thought experiment.
“We can’t stop the poll tax because parliament voted for it.”
“Those arguing that Labour should oppose the poll tax need to understand how smug they sound.”
“Listen, I voted against the poll tax but now we’ve got to move on and make the poll tax work.”
Worst Labour Leader Ever (11/11/18)
Jeremy Corbyn showed his true colours over Brexit with the following comment to Germany's Der Spiegel magazine:
"We can't stop it. The referendum took place. Article 50 has been triggered. What we can do is recognise the reasons why people voted Leave."
Now the day after the great EU referendum the Labour leader called for Article 50 to be triggered even though wiser heads (even Tory heads) counselled, at the time, that there was absolutely no need to rush headlong into difficult Brexit negotiations.
So it has proved and Jezza is quite wrong to say that Brexit can't be stopped or that Article 50 can't be revoked.
What a complete fool the man is the worst ever Labour leader.
Brexit - Then and Now (10/11/18)
Jo Johnson explains his reason for resigning as Minister for Transport and Minister for London over Brexit:
"What is now being proposed won’t be anything like what was promised two years ago."
We need a democratic People's Vote on the final terms of the government's Brexit Deal or No Deal - the issue is far too important to be left to a vote in the House of Commons.
People's Vote on Brexit (07/11/18)
Support for Brexit if shrinking right across the country - a democratic People's Vote is the only way to decide if the Government's Final Deal should be accepted.
Where's Jeremy Corbyn? (06/11/18)
Hugo Rifkind doesn't pull his punches with this hard-hitting column in The Times which lays into one of the main Brexit backers, Aaron Banks, who is now under investigation by the National Crime Agency.
Jeremy Corbyn likes to think of himself as a democrat, yet the Labour leader could be bothered to get his arse along to yesterday's People's Vote march in London.
Even though the great majority of Labour Party members support the call for a People's Vote on the final terms of Brexit.
What a plonker!
A good question from one of the Peoples' Vote marchers as Jeremy Corbyn is posted missing even though the vast majority of Labour members support a vote on the final terms of Brexit.
Banks now say that he regrets voting for Brexit and all the opinion polling evidence now suggests that a majority of the public support a People's Vote on the final terms of any Brexit deal - or No deal.
So where is Jeremy Corbyn when you need him?
Because instead of giving voice to the majority of Labour members who support the EU's Single Market and its Customs Union, the party leader has nothing of real substance to to say.
Arron Banks’s mission is political vandalism
By hugo rifkind - The Times
Whatever the truth about the Brexit backer’s finances, his interventions have sowed xenophobia and division
Arron Banks, a man who claims to have spent £8 million of his own money bringing about Brexit, now says he regrets voting for it because the process has “unleashed demons”. He is right. Those demons include viciousness, divisiveness and xenophobia for political ends. They also include smug stupidity. You will find variants of all these demons, true, across the political spectrum, but there is one man who is the ultimate avatar of them all, and that man is Arron Banks. Perhaps he regrets unleashing himself.
Read the full article via the link below to The Times.
Where's Jeremy Corbyn? (21/10/18)
Jeremy Corbyn likes to think of himself as a democrat, yet the Labour leader could be bothered to get his arse along to yesterday's People's Vote march in London.
Even though the great majority of Labour Party members support the call for a People's Vote on the final terms of Brexit.
What a plonker!
Where's Jeremy Corbyn? (24/06/18)
A good question from one of the Peoples' Vote marchers as Jeremy Corbyn is posted missing even though the vast majority of Labour members support a vote on the final terms of Brexit.
