The Inevitable Corbyn EU U-Turn

It was never really in doubt. After his long history of opposing the EU and after saying that BrExit must mean leaving properly, i.e. not staying in the Single Market, Corbyn has made the utterly inevitable U-Turn and is now supporting Keir Starmer's newly stated position for Looney Labour. Starmer announced that Labour wants Britain to stay in the pro-business European single market after leaving the European Union (EU).

There's just nothing these f***wits won't say or do to garner votes from any and every corner they can. It's really pathetic.

It's simply not credible though. Surely few will be bamboozled by this nonsense. Corbyn 100% wants out of the EU, and wants out completely.

This complete sham is just typical shameless crap from the Loonies.

https://socialistworker.co.uk/art/45...ft+over+Brexit

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More U turns than a plumber...

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"JOHN Redwood has slammed Labour’s dramatic promise to keep the UK in the single market and customs union post-Brexit, saying the party aims to “weaken” the government’s position before formal talks today"

http://www.express.co.uk/news/politi...olicy-position


Corbyn is clearly just trying to undermine BrExit in a pathetic effort to garner votes from Remainers. The Looney party is utterly shambolic. Split on the core issues, all over the place on BrExit and headed by a duplicitous leader with an appalling history who will literally say and do anything if it gets votes regardless of whether it can be achieved.

How long will people continue to be duped by this fake Corbynism?

Labour The Anti Democracy Party

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I'm not quite sure you understand democracy, Jeremy runs a Democratic Party, if votes are for something he doesn't agree with he doesn't stamp his foot and say my way or the high way, he accepts the decision and tries to fight for that. I don't think many of us had a problem with the original economic union it's the political aims we voted against, the taking away our democracy and the multiple layers of unelected governments they put in place.

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In my view the latest Labour position on Brexit, has nothing to do with the will of the people, very little to do with getting the best deal for the UK, and massively about gleaning large support to oust Theresa May, and taking over at No.10.

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You may be right but labour has always had more than one idea about Europe, a church of many faiths I think I'd call us.

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Good.

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Got it in 1.

Corbyn will say and do anything, no matter how unbelievable, no matter how unachievable, no matter what he has previously said on the subject, all just to get votes.

He's not credible

He's a bare faced liar

He U-turns at every corner

He tells one person one thing and another to another

He has an awful history

He has always vehemently opposed the EU, years of history there


You'd be a Looney to consider voting for this sham of a party at this point in time. It is totally unelectable. You just can not believe a word that Corbyn or the party states. They are just so utterly and miserably desperate to get into power that they will do and say absolutely anything.

You need a person of principle running the country not an old garden gnome who flips from one statement to the next on a whim just to get votes.

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Well you lost any credibility there by referring to his looks IMO if your idea of a decent politician is built on how good looking a person is you should be voting on big brother not our political system.

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Carry on voting for the lying two faced Tories, see where that gets you Realist.