Corbyn: The Deception

In this world there are many problems, nothing is perfect, and we are all in it together in making it a better place; however there is one man that persists on not playing ball and proving that we are indeed not ‘all in it together’ and that man is Jeremy Corbyn.

In the weeks since, his internal Labour Party opponents have tried their damndest to make sure nobody was left with this inpression. However, I happen to agree. Corbyn’s being terrifically underestimated. If you look at the economic policy that McDonnel is slowly cooking up, you suspect that a policy which looks fiscally responsible and which is also…

OK Paul, I’ll tell you what I think.

The need for a doctrine is absolutely spot on. You’ve got that much right. I also agree with your identification of the UK’s strategic position as being wholly dislocated from the present reality as a result of its having been rooted in a previous paradigm.

The Corbyn Curse

David Cameron had good reason to smile on September 17th 2015 as Jeremy Corbyn rose to ask his first Question at PMQ’s. Allegedly, the Cabinet had quietly celebrated the rise of the “left winger” to their competing political party.