Jeremy Corbyn: Strictly question for Brits...

[duranman]

What do we make of him?.....

 

[LouCfer]

you losers deserve someone like him

he will give the KEYS to the KILLERS of you all

but at least he doesnt sing the anthem so YOU ALL LOVE HIM


DIE, MOFOZ, DIE

 

[oggbashan]

What do we make of him?.....

We wait and see.

He has never had any political post of substance, never had to compromise his beliefs with the reality of government (or opposition).

Either he adapts, or he doesn't.

Ask that question in a year's time.

 

[LouCfer]

We wait and see.

He has never had any political post of substance, never had to compromise his beliefs with the reality of government (or opposition).

Either he adapts, or he doesn't.

Ask that question in a year's time.

milktoast

 

[MattblackUK]

He is a leftwinger.

But his ideas haven't changed in 40 years.

Yesterday's solutions for today's problems.

Tom Watson, his deputy, will probably take over, soon.

Incidentally, when they were younger, it is widely accepted that he had an affair with Diane Abbott, a Labour MP.

 

[torchthebitch]

S D P 2.0

 

[Sean]

S D P 2.0

One of the most shocking things I read this week is how many of the Blairites in the party are huge admirers of George Osborne. Tell you what, fuck off to the tories like you are. Cunts.

And the hatchet job the tory press are trying to do on JC is a joke. The Sun printed one the other day that The Times had to apologise for TWENTY EIGHT FUCKING YEARS AGO.

 

[SalviaDivinorum]

Jeremy is a genuinely involved and caring constituency MP, although sadly not mine. I'm serious when I say that I've been tempted more than once to move a mile up the road to cross the boundary, especially when Frank Dobson ended up being too cozy with New Labour.
I still wish I lived in Holloway when I think of Keir Starmer. Just don't trust him at all.

Jeremy is also a tireless campaigner - he has supported every major grassroots campaign as far back as I can remember and I've known him for a very long time.

If Jeremy has a fault as a politician, it's that he is a naturally introverted person, so he can sometimes come across as sullen even though that is the opposite of who he is.

I genuinely hope that his leadership isn't sabotaged by all the New Labour cunts who are still squealing around Westminster, trying to protect Blair the war criminal.

 

[torchthebitch]

One of the most shocking things I read this week is how many of the Blairites in the party are huge admirers of George Osborne. Tell you what, fuck off to the tories like you are. Cunts.

And the hatchet job the tory press are trying to do on JC is a joke. The Sun printed one the other day that The Times had to apologise for TWENTY EIGHT FUCKING YEARS AGO.

Kinda liked Hitchens today. "You wanted an honest politician and now you have one you don't like it."

 

[torchthebitch]

Oh frig! Vince is making overtures. Kiss of Death.

 

[dolf]

I like him. and I think that he could actually do great things for this country. I believe he'd be man enough to change what he did if it wasn't working.
the establishment should have figured out from all this that the public are sick of the spin and bullshit, but instead they're just doubling their efforts.

 

[Hypoxia]

I'm no Brit but I had a UK lover who taught me to underline my ones and cross my sevens and speak correctly and stuff like that, so I'm qualified.

What to make of Corbyn? How about a nice rug?

 

[DesEsseintes]

Corbyn is an old-fashioned moderate social democrat. His policies are to the right of Macmillan's, the ex Tory PM, which just goes to show how far the Overton window has shifted, and how useless it is to ape the Tories.

To quote a genuine 'hard left' writer: 'the point is to change it'. But even his mild attempt to shift the discourse seems to be taken as deep red propaganda by the billionaire, non-dom-owned media.