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You, who don't care about British politics, went out of your way to enter the thread out of nowhere and declare that throwing this guy under the bus is right and correct and he deserves it and you support it. No one has said they care about whether or not Corbyn is a great guy personally...

"Loudly leading the Remain campaign with Nuremberg-like rallies and what has been described as a ruthless Leninist discipline is IRA sympathizing, committed anti-semite, magic jam grandpa Jeremy "limpwristed" Corbyn, who says we should sign away our sovereignty and nationalize sausages. With...

The DUP's seven tests being a bit more strict than Theresa May's red lines, yeah? Could this actually just drag out for decades?

The blame for not winning two elections is ultimately down to Corbyn and his team, and he quite rightly stepped down after this failure. Brexit, I'd say less so. Anyway, we're in 2023 now and it's the substitute teacher PM who is also hated by half his party who looks like he's going to be the...

Conservatives officially didn't support either side, right? That was his reasoning iirc. Perhaps Labour should have done the same? There's far too many factors at play on such a tight vote for me to really know what would have worked, and what the consequences for it would have been down the line.

Hard to know how to judge Corbyn on remain, a figure despised by the entire media class suffered from not being in the news enough? I imagine if he had been in the news a lot he would have been blamed for ruining it in that case also. At the end of the day he's never passed the centrist purity...

You say that like you're being sarcastic but, like, yeah thats exactly what he gets to do! He fucking runs the country and never has to worry about the paperwork.

To be fair to him, he's never won an election but has gotten almost every single thing he's ever campaigned for, is he the most successful British politician of the past 15 years?

He'd certainly have done a lot better in 2019 if he'd stuck to his pro-Brexit position and stopped trying to please the columnist class and their readers. One of the most popular local MPs in the entire country, pretty much the opposite of Guardian reading professors. Starmer's lack of...

Cim Jarroll was name searching and became very insistent that I @ him if I talk about him with my friends; Glinner I dunno, I was blocked by him very, very early on Twitter, no idea why. That one turned out well.

Lol at the idea that James O'Brien comes off better in that clip. Doesn't matter if it's the UK or the EU, we're both having a great time drowning asylum seekers while talking up our glorious human rights systems and handwringing over miniscule policy differences.

Decent thread all the same

Woke markets cancel Brexiteer Chancellor in stunning act of institutionalised colonial racism. Will that do?

Huh, my immediate response is that only works for those on the right, but what do I know?

For those interested in all the recent stuff on Labour, a fairly neat summary in Dazed: Is Corbynism really dead?

Shell Oil are calling for economic policies to the left of the UK government.

Cost of living: Shell boss calls on government to tax oil and gas companies to protect poorest Comrade Shell is sounding pretty antisemitic to me. (Jesus, this one is gonna be a hard sell.)

The absolute shortest summary of this vision of Britain going wrong I've come across is that they believe in markets but markets no longer believe in them.

The real worry is that what you say is actually true. Problem solved, policies stay.

Total discredited nonsense below but will anyone stop her now that the pound has almost fully recovered against the Dollar and the Euro?