He did not win. He was leant votes by remain-friendly voters who assumed he was playing the long game or something. His ratings have tanked among EU-supporters and the young since then. He hasn't got a hope even against the current shower of shit Tory government. His actual members that he is supposed to represent feel betrayed by him on Brexit and many other issues. But somehow it's all about the MPs who have left the party? It's all their fault? Not following your leader blindly is a betrayal now despite the fact that is what Corbyn has ALWAYS done.Labour got their biggest jump in the vote in, like, 60 years. I think, despite everything, he clearly could win - but the thing that is stopping him is the splitters in the Labour party. The arguing and sniping from the sidelines and constant undermining is the thing that makes Labour a big enough joke to stop them getting across the line...
I'm happy to criticise the Tories too. That doesn't mean I can't criticise Corbyn.I'd like to see more done about racism in the Tory party it's clearly way more prevalent, but no, let's focus on people criticising Israel.
Strangely satisfying to stick my Twickenham Gazette in the Shredder.
Did the brexiteers (the majority who won the vote) want him to do that?Oh, and add 'asking questions about Vote Leave and Leave.EU breaking the law' to the list of things people wanted Corbyn to do but it didn't suit him.
Did the brexiteers (the majority who won the vote) want him to do that?
Well, if he's failing on the above, at least he's attempting to succeed on a much thornier problem, that successive governments the world over are failing on.His job is to hold the government's balls to the fire. He is neglecting that.
Times of Israel said:Were Labour led by a more widely trusted leader — May scored 38% to Corbyn’s 24% in a recent poll on who would make the best PM — Labour would be a shoo-in. Instead, all bets are off, but Labour’s reputation and credibility are clearly overshadowed by its anti-Semitism problem; 46% of respondents to a poll in September said that anti-Semitism was the most common subject people associate with Corbyn’s party
So basically everything can be blamed on Israel?Well, if he's failing on the above, at least he's attempting to succeed on a much thornier problem, that successive governments the world over are failing on.
Not saying that Luciana Berger's involvement in the Labour Friends Of Israel isn't genuine - but the overstated problem (*tiny* numbers compared to membership) is proving a totally unnecessary distraction to local (UK) politics when we desparately need them to be focussed elsewhere.
Aside from clearly stating being anti-Israel is to be antisemitic - The Times of Israel reported this:
It's a succesful tactic that's totally tying up Labour's time. So if you want to understand why Corbyn isn't weighing into the Tories more heavily - then look at the Israel lobby for waging such an effective campaign.
If they can keep the Americans quiet (and they do) then the UK is a doddle.
Why jump to the extreme? It's not everything, but you'd be being completely dishonest if you tried to say it's not a major factor.So basically everything can be blamed on Israel?
Smearing everyone with the anti-semite brush for criticising a state is starting to get stale and beginning to backfire.
And you are conflating support for Israel per se with support for Netenyahu's regime. Demonising anyone who thinks Israel has a right to exist but might not necessarily think that its current actions are all brilliant.Not shadowy Jews, Shadowy Israelis who don't want their fascist state to be criticised.
As I said though, they're feeding the antisemitism, they keep saying anti-semitism, but all the pro Corbyn people keep saying where? All I see is anti-israel stuff, and there's never a good response its always STFU YOU ANTI SEMITE.
British MPs who care about Israel more than the UK. Hm.
Even the article you posted says 'Israelis' not 'Jews'.
Come the fuck on man.
Like two peas in a pod. UKIP through and through:
View: https://twitter.com/Piers_Corbyn/status/1066561373440802816
Israel has always adopted Netenyahu's policies though.And you are conflating support for Israel per se with support for Netenyahu's regime. Demonising anyone who thinks Israel has a right to exist but might not necessarily think that its current actions are all brilliant.
And implying that some secretive Jews are covertly pulling financial strings.