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99% of the criticism of him and others in the Labour party has been down to their criticism of the Israeli Government and support for the Palestinians.

 

I pretty much despise Corbyn but people seem to treat Israel and Jews as one. He’s definitely anti-Zionist and anti-Israel but there’s only a small amount of evidence to suggest he’s an anti-semite (although he probably is one).

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1 minute ago, Tarmo Kink said:

 

I pretty much despise Corbyn but people seem to treat Israel and Jews as one. He’s definitely anti-Zionist and anti-Israel but there’s only a small amount of evidence to suggest he’s an anti-semite (although he probably is one).

For what it's worth, this was an issue Ed Miliband faced as well when he whipped for Palestinian statehood.

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DUP say they would consider backing Labour under a different leader. Probably their usual games, but in the event of a hung parliament there could be real pressure on him to stand down, especially if the Lib Dems do well. Hope he has someone in mind to carry on the project if he's forced out.

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It’s not a mindset I would have, but it’s understandable for a Tory that opposes indyref2 to tactically vote where they have no chance to get in. A Tory who tactically votes Labour is more than a bit weird, but voting tactically voting Lib Dem probably is to their benefit if it keeps out the SNP, given their lesser threat.


There’s a flute band in some shithole like Motherwell advocating for tactically voting in Labour which is just baffling on so many levels given some of them probably believe Gerry Adams will be Deputy PM in a hung parliament.
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I'm getting feedback that labour activists are out in door to door force in some Glasgow constituencies. 


Glasgow North East and North are clear targets for them to retain or gain. They’re very active in both.

DUP say they would consider backing Labour under a different leader. Probably their usual games, but in the event of a hung parliament there could be real pressure on him to stand down, especially if the Lib Dems do well. Hope he has someone in mind to carry on the project if he's forced out.


They said the same shite about Ed Balls and Gordon Brown. If the Lib Dems want to get the Tories back in then every FBPE weirdo that votes for them deserves the hardest Brexit that they’ll be suckered into enabling.
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2 hours ago, Tarmo Kink said:

 

I pretty much despise Corbyn but people seem to treat Israel and Jews as one. He’s definitely anti-Zionist and anti-Israel but there’s only a small amount of evidence to suggest he’s an anti-semite (although he probably is one).

I have never seen evidence to support the proposition that Corbyn is anti-Semitic.

Unless you adopt a definition of anti-Semitism that includes criticism of Israel as many pro-Zionists do.

 

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14 minutes ago, Granny Danger said:

I have never seen evidence to support the proposition that Corbyn is anti-Semitic.

Unless you adopt a definition of anti-Semitism that includes criticism of Israel as many pro-Zionists do.

 

I generally defend him on this issue but there was one thing an opponent in an argument pointed out which gave me pause for thought. With no evidence (on Iranian TV) he insinuated that an attack by Islamic jihadists on the Egpytian army was actually an Israeli attempt to destabilise the Egyptian government. Whereas he demanded evidence of Russian involvement in Salisbury before pointing the finger of blame when they already looked as guilty as a puppy sitting next to a pile of poo. 

When you start getting into unevidenced conspiracy theories where Israel are behind false flag attacks you are drifting very close to crackpot antisemitism and the double standard over evidence requirements is slightly suspicious. 

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Dominic Raab is a curious one; he learned his trade at Magic Circle law firm Linklaters. One doesn't simply walk into a job at Linklaters.
You'd think as a well trained solicitor you'd have the habit of being in the detail and knowing your stuff.
And yet, since becoming a politician, he's shown himself time and time again to have absolutely no idea what he's talking about. The same guy who wrote a book about British workers being the worst idlers in the west.

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Just now, Jeff Venom said:

Dominic Raab is a curious one; he learned his trade at Magic Circle law firm Linklaters. One doesn't simply walk into a job at Linklaters.
You'd think as a well trained solicitor you'd have the habit of being in the detail and knowing your stuff.
And yet, since becoming a politician, he's shown himself time and time again to have absolutely no idea what he's talking about. The same guy who wrote a book about British workers being the worst idlers in the west.

He's a khunt.

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7 minutes ago, Jeff Venom said:

Dominic Raab is a curious one; he learned his trade at Magic Circle law firm Linklaters. One doesn't simply walk into a job at Linklaters.
You'd think as a well trained solicitor you'd have the habit of being in the detail and knowing your stuff.
And yet, since becoming a politician, he's shown himself time and time again to have absolutely no idea what he's talking about. The same guy who wrote a book about British workers being the worst idlers in the west.

The real life Alan B'stard

 

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6 hours ago, welshbairn said:

 

99% of the criticism of him and others in the Labour party has been down to their criticism of the Israeli Government and support for the Palestinians.

Indeed, that's the real motivations.

Bit surprised , though, to see Welby .. Archbishop, wading into this today.  Wrong headed, and deeply inappropriate. 

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1 hour ago, Granny Danger said:

I have never seen evidence to support the proposition that Corbyn is anti-Semitic.

Unless you adopt a definition of anti-Semitism that includes criticism of Israel as many pro-Zionists do.

 

How many Countries in the World does Labour and Corbyn  criticise  apart from Israel? 

Can't think of any.

It's always the one Jewish State in the World. 

 

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How many Countries in the World does Labour and Corbyn  criticise  apart from Israel? 
Can't think of any.
It's always the one Jewish State in the World. 
 


Corbyn is a moron but that doesn’t prove anything considering the profile Israel have. Do you want him to just start slagging random countries to prove he’s not an anti-semite? Clearly anti-Zionist, but no proof of anti-semitism.
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8 minutes ago, sureiknow said:

How many Countries in the World does Labour and Corbyn  criticise  apart from Israel? 

Can't think of any.

It's always the one Jewish State in the World. 

 

United States under Trump? Britain under Johnson? Why not Israel under Netenyahu?

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