CORBYN, McDONNELL AND LIVINGSTONE.

[London Irish]

I will do. I'm not asking for any apologies from Corbyn for his comments just an acknowledgement from him that he supported the IRA actions. There's ample evidence that both he and McDonnell did and for a very long time. Actually, I don't even want an acknowledgement, just for him to stop this ridiculous charade that he's a pacifist trying to bring about an end to war and violence wherever he can and that he's never been besties with the IRA high command.

FFS this is utter bullshit. Grow up. I've been around Corbyn since he started in Parliament and stop confusing encouraging Sinn Fein to participate in the political process with support for IRA actions, it's a blatant ****ing smear

 

[JC Footy Genius]

Jeremy Corbyn 'cannot support UK air strikes in Syria'

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has written to his MPs to say he cannot support UK air strikes targeting so-called Islamic State in Syria.

He rejected Prime Minister David Cameron's claim in a Commons debate that action would make Britain safer.
And he said the PM had no "coherent strategy" for the defeat of IS.

A leading shadow cabinet member said his intervention - which puts him at odds with half of his front bench - would lead to resignations.
"There will be resignations among senior members of the shadow cabinet over this," the shadow cabinet member told BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith.

He said Mr Corbyn's letter had led to a breakdown of trust within the shadow cabinet, which had not been consulted before it was sent.
A British serviceman would be "insulted" by Mr Corbyn's "ridiculous party games" he said, adding: "We are becoming a complete joke."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34939109

Corbyn sticking to his 'principles' causing the Labour party to implode ... certainly a new type of politics!

 

[pastafarian]

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has written to his MPs to say he cannot support UK air strikes targeting so-called Islamic State in Syria.

He rejected Prime Minister David Cameron's claim in a Commons debate that action would make Britain safer.
And he said the PM had no "coherent strategy" for the defeat of IS.

A leading shadow cabinet member said his intervention - which puts him at odds with half of his front bench - would lead to resignations.
"There will be resignations among senior members of the shadow cabinet over this," the shadow cabinet member told BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith.

He said Mr Corbyn's letter had led to a breakdown of trust within the shadow cabinet, which had not been consulted before it was sent.
A British serviceman would be "insulted" by Mr Corbyn's "ridiculous party games" he said, adding: "We are becoming a complete joke."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34939109

Corbyn sticking to his 'principles' causing the Labour party to implode ... certainly a new type of politics!

why has this letter been sent so quickly without the knowledge of the shadow cabinet,as i understood it they were going to discuss Camerons proposals throughout the weekend.
get the feeling his mind has always been made up even before any debate on the proposals

 

[JC Footy Genius]

why has this letter been sent so quickly without the knowledge of the shadow cabinet,as i understood it they were going to discuss Camerons proposals throughout the weekend.
get the feeling his mind has always been made up even before any debate on the proposals

Because he has no idea how to Lead a political party?

Your right he was never going to support further military action, the supposed consultation and new politics of open debate are a desperate joke. It's Corbyn's way no matter the damage it does to Labour.

 

[jakarta]

Blimey, if he was a Tory Party Sleeper inserted into Labour years ago to blow them to pieces as and when required he couldn't be doing a better job...

 

[Albumen]

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has written to his MPs to say he cannot support UK air strikes targeting so-called Islamic State in Syria.

He rejected Prime Minister David Cameron's claim in a Commons debate that action would make Britain safer.
And he said the PM had no "coherent strategy" for the defeat of IS.

A leading shadow cabinet member said his intervention - which puts him at odds with half of his front bench - would lead to resignations.
"There will be resignations among senior members of the shadow cabinet over this," the shadow cabinet member told BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith.

He said Mr Corbyn's letter had led to a breakdown of trust within the shadow cabinet, which had not been consulted before it was sent.
A British serviceman would be "insulted" by Mr Corbyn's "ridiculous party games" he said, adding: "We are becoming a complete joke."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34939109

Corbyn sticking to his 'principles' causing the Labour party to implode ... certainly a new type of politics!

What a ****ker of a man eh?

 

[Uncle Spielberg]

Corbyn is a complete and utter disaster for the Labour party. I still can't believe is is not some sort of elabote hoax

 

[JC Footy Genius]

What a ****ker of a man eh?

A selfish, deluded, incompetent ***ker ... yep sums him up nicely.

 

[jakarta]

What a ****ker of a man eh?

Do you not think that it is, at best, unhelpful if your personal principles as Leader of a Political Party mean that it has no chance of gaining power under your leadership?

 

[beorhthelm]

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has written to his MPs to say he cannot support UK air strikes targeting so-called Islamic State in Syria.

He rejected Prime Minister David Cameron's claim in a Commons debate that action would make Britain safer.
And he said the PM had no "coherent strategy" for the defeat of IS.

i reckon Corbyn is correct on both those points. he should give his party a free vote, and everyone can decide for themselves.

 

[JC Footy Genius]

i reckon Corbyn is correct on both those points. he should give his party a free vote, and everyone can decide for themselves.

He had already come to that conclusion before hearing the PM's case. http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/nov/26/labour-whip-email-vote-against-syria-airstrikes

The only way Corbyn can keep a lid on an open revolt would be allowing a free vote expect him to cock that up as well.

 

[alfredmizen]

FFS this is utter bullshit. Grow up. I've been around Corbyn since he started in Parliament and stop confusing encouraging Sinn Fein to participate in the political process with support for IRA actions, it's a blatant ****ing smear

Its blatantly true you utter clown.

 

[Chicken Run]

FFS this is utter bullshit. Grow up. I've been around Corbyn since he started in Parliament and stop confusing encouraging Sinn Fein to participate in the political process with support for IRA actions, it's a blatant ****ing smear

If you have been around Calamity Corbyn it explains your inept ramblings we have suffered over the last 13 years…

 

[simmo]

Looks like there could be shadow cabinet resignations over JC's position in respect of bombing IS in Syria.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34940728

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Looks like there could be shadow cabinet resignations over JC's position in respect of bombing IS in Syria.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34940728

Good riddance to them.

 

[mona]

The real villains - sorry for our committed politicos but they were on both sides - were the cretins who believed in the Arab Spring. Hague, a joke of a Foreign Secretary, and Cameron were among them. As for Corbyn, in most occupations he'd be forced to retire.

 

[simmo]

Good riddance to them.

Saw this on the Beeb too. Some appalling headlines.........especially "jungle babes boobs explode"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-34940436

 

[nwgull]

What a shambles of a party.

 

[alfredmizen]

FFS this is utter bullshit. Grow up. I've been around Corbyn since he started in Parliament and stop confusing encouraging Sinn Fein to participate in the political process with support for IRA actions, it's a blatant ****ing smear

Heres a little more evidence, do you really think Corbyn isn't the same ?


http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/politics/article4625106.ece

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

Saw this on the Beeb too. Some appalling headlines.........especially "jungle babes boobs explode"

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-34940436

And wtf has happened to Stella McCartney's face?