Why we should all vote for Jeremy Corybn

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

www.telegraph.co.uk...

Jeremy Corbyn,the hard-left Labour MP who is tipped to lead the party, has been accused of "doing nothing" over child abuse in his constituency during the 1970s and 1980s.

Dozens of vulnerable children were raped and sexually abused in care homes run by the London borough of Islington.However most of the abusers escaped justice because allegations made at the time by victims were ignored and many files, which contained corroborating evidence, have been lost or shredded.

John Mann, a Labour MP, has sent Mr Corbyn an open letter in which he says that his failure to do more to tackle child abuse means it would be "inappropriate" for him to become Labour leader.

Linking a Right Wing Tory Rag with an article about Corbyn won't add to your credibility.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

theneedleblog.wordpress.com...

Just for clarification – Islington survivors and whistleblowers have been raising this for 23 years – its not new to us. We sought assistance from both MPs at the time. It would be so easy for Corbyn to say a few words . . .

It's the same story over and over again.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Thats right, I honestly believe that the people of the UK should be voting Labour, Labour is no long the party of Blair and Brown but rather is now the party of the working people with strong liberal and socialist values at its core. Corybn is our populist candidate and I went through and I had a look at some of his previous work in parliament and found some pretty interesting stuff.

I just love this first video, he is standing up to the posh toffs

Years latter and the torries are still at it

This is a video of him sticking it to Thatcher

He spoke out against the Iraq war, one of the few sitting MPs who actually fought against that war

This guy also is a vegetarian who does not drink, does not own a car because he only rides his bike, has spoken out against nukes and remember that whole MP expenses scandal..... he had the lowest expenses level of any MP.

I think he is the real deal, usually I vote SNP, this year am voting labour, its partly a tactical vote because I really want that hag out of government and labour are the only party i believe will be able to kick her and her posh cronies out.

Sounds like a man without a sack to me..but keep up with your liberal agenda. Will be hilarious to see you begging for Americas help once you realize you have lost your nation to Muslims.

a reply to: alldaylong

John Mann is labour.

His open letter is here. www.mann4bassetlaw.com...

a reply to: alldaylong


And simply dismissing a story because you don't like the source without addressing any of the issues raised adds to your credibility how, exactly?

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: UKTruth

75% of younger voters voted to remain.

I think however the issue of brexit is a bit off topic. I was only mentioning it to demonstrate how younger voters are in strong disagreement with decisions made regarding their future being made by older voters.

Yes I know they are - their lack of life experience drives that disagreement.

So what people disagree with you because of lack of life experience.

Rubbish.

I have a younger brother, he has two degrees, has traveled all over the world and been actively involved in politics, he is 25

But what because you are older than him your view carries more weight

No, younger people in general have less life experience and are less aware of the real world impacts of political decisions. That doesn't mean their views carry less weight, they are just not as informed in general.

Your answer by the way, is a classic example... Having two degrees does not give one life experience or great judgement... those who have degrees usually understand that when they get older.

My girl friend has her masters from John Hopkins and will openly tell you she isnt anywhere near as intelligent as I...Who has no degree. Degrees generally only equal indoctrination

we're very tired of Americas 'help', and wouldn't want any from your ape of a President
a reply to: odinsway

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

That is the way I will be going when the time comes.

This will be the first time in my life that I have had the opportunity to vote for a party with a reasonable expectation that the kind of government and governance that issues forth from it, will be as I would want it and as I expected.

I am rather looking forward to that.

originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: bastion


Pardon? The evil Tories destroyed what exactly and when? How, exactly, could the Tories gain political points "by making the public suffer"?

It seems to me that the left constantly bang on about the Tories as if they are some sort of pantomime villains whose sole purpose in life is to do evil like closing hospitals and sending little children up chimneys.

I'm only surprised that you have not yet blamed Thatcher for the ills of the country.

The Truth - Even May's manfestiso is to sell the NHS to property developers - under SSHE they want to close most hoospitals so people have to travel 50 miles or so to be treated in private.

1000,000+ disabled people from having PIP wrongly removed is a fact not a a a lie

Cutting police by 1/3 , UKBF by 50% is not a lie

Hospitals being so under funded they're running out of beds is not a lie

Removal of social programs to prevent terror and crime is not a lie

Plans to remove votes from millions is not a lie

Cutting billions from social care and projects, closing libraries, defunding schools, defunding social care is not a lie.


As you bring up Thather - yes she is responsible - allowing family owned cmanies to be brought by the super rich who then caused mass unemployment by selling on any non-profit arms for astronomical profits with no regulation while employees were left destitute is hby and large where the cause emerged.

Every wondered by Tory PR team had changed May's hairstyle and speech to try and mimic Thater's It's because some are backwards enough to think her and her policy of 'destprying society' harks bak to a bygone age of troy values.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

there is no doubt that corbyn is a good MP and that he has a good voting record on political issues and is a man for the people
but he is in the labour party and they #ed us

I'll never vote for the tories , terrible human beings

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

Depending where you live voting Labour might increase the chance of a Tory majority.

Got to love FPTP.

a reply to: oldcarpy

mate the tories single handed destroyed Scotlands iron/steel industry and its ship building , they also forced hundreds to the thousands into poverty!

the tories are evil #in scumbags!

and they plan to continue to sell of every asset that the UK has to benefit themselves and their pals in the big corporations
and if you vote tory and think they will benefit you the people of the UK in any way you are deluded
they only serve the top not the bottom!

they have a history of doing this , just check out what thatcher did , then major , then cameron and now the witch May

originally posted by: alldaylong

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

www.telegraph.co.uk...

Jeremy Corbyn,the hard-left Labour MP who is tipped to lead the party, has been accused of "doing nothing" over child abuse in his constituency during the 1970s and 1980s.

Dozens of vulnerable children were raped and sexually abused in care homes run by the London borough of Islington.However most of the abusers escaped justice because allegations made at the time by victims were ignored and many files, which contained corroborating evidence, have been lost or shredded.

John Mann, a Labour MP, has sent Mr Corbyn an open letter in which he says that his failure to do more to tackle child abuse means it would be "inappropriate" for him to become Labour leader.

Linking a Right Wing Tory Rag with an article about Corbyn won't add to your credibility.

Therefor link to a a left-wing labour one, am I right?

a reply to: alldaylong

yet the tory party were best friends with jimmy saville and the royals and the BBC and what have they done if anything about the PEDO rings in government absolutely # ALL !

You have to ask the question, how can anyone or party voted into power do as they promised the people? They will be severely influenced by other governments around the world. Seeing as how governments are pushing the globalisation agenda, our elections serve only one purpose, to place a group of people into power and to control the populace and maintain a modicum of stability while the global agenda is rolled out.

Governments can no longer govern for the people. Corbyn would not stand a chance if he was somehow elected to power. He is everything antithetical to globalisation, although some of his political thinking hits upon some globalising elements. The only thing Brexit did was to muddy the waters for a while, but you can see by the reaction from EU ideologues how governments have to be with regards to other governments in the world. You're either with them, or against them, and if you're against them, you get left behind.

The EU is seeking to punish the British people for choosing their own self-control and destiny. They will seek to make it as hard as possible for us to succeed on our own. Corbyn would cave in and turn Britain into a subservient nation, bending to its knees to the EU. It will probably happen with May, but any deal she strikes will not be for the benefit of the ordinary people of Britain, it will be for her class and those above her.

It is all social engineering to accept globalisation.

originally posted by: Kester
a reply to: alldaylong

John Mann is labour.

His open letter is here. www.mann4bassetlaw.com...

Look at the date of the letter. 23rd July 2015.

That was during the Labour Party Leadership campaign, which Corbyn won.

Mann is anti-Corbyn.

Coincidence ?

John Mann is a piece of dirt. He's an arch New Labour person, basically a Tory with a red rosette. He pretends to be Labour, but, he's not, he's a Blairite through and through.


But yes, I'll be voting for Corbyn, because I rather like the NHS, and I want it to survive. Simple as that really.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Corbyn is a traitor who would sell out our country just for an easy time.
He has has paid homage to dead IRA killers and Palestinian terrorists.
He blamed UK policy after the Brighton bombing.
He condemned the UK action to retake the Falklands and instead advocated for Britain ceding sovereignty with Argentina in a joint rule plan.
Corbyn is scum in my mind.

...if you disagree with my specific points above I'm quite happy to provide links if you are too lazy to google it yourself.
He is a weak limp rag who only died in the wool red flag bearing entitled victims vote for.
I wouldn't rely on him for security at a kids birthday party let alone the security of our nation.

a reply to: oldcarpy

Of course this county has money, far more than the vast majority of countries.
It's just that its in the hands of a small elite who continue to control and manipulate this country for their own ends.

a reply to: oldcarpy

I'm only surprised that you have not yet blamed Thatcher for the ills of the country.

That's normally my job - and yes, we are still paying the price for many of her policies - but to be honest, I can't really be arsed to get into that discussion today.

I'm sure it'll crop up again some time soon and I'm equally sure we'll cross swords come the time.