Most of this nonsense was refuted on social media within minutes of it being trotted out; that I think is why we're now seeing Murdoch and his henchmen, Gove & Nick Robinson first among them, suggesting that social media is killing 'real' news. Personally, I trust nothing that the MSM tells me, particularly when it comes from an outlet that is owned by a non-dom billionaire with a history of exerting undue influence over the Tory party.

Serious question as I am not that up to date with politics.
But which terrorist group have the conservatives supported?

Answer the question - who introduced the tuition fees?

Then who did?

much like the Iraq War, the Dearing Report was approved and supported by the leadership of both Labour and the Tories, but wisely opposed by Corbyn. hope that helps.

Was that because he supports terrorism and didn`t want to upset his friends?
Or was it because in hindsight we were going after the wrong person?

I ask again which party was in government when tuition fee were introduced?

It is really that difficult to give a straight answer

Because I know you're trying to reduce the issue to crass party politics to score points, even when you know the Labour party position on just about everything has changed since 1998.

The massively left-wing Channel 4 News just now, "net migration to the UK is down 106,000 in the year following the Brexit vote...but is anyone celebrating?"

Well, yes John you massive muppet, plenty of the 17M leave voters will be pretty happy with that.
Anyone calling Corbyn a communist is either an outright liar or an absolute blinkered buffoon. Can you give a single scrap of evidence of Corbyn proposing communism? (since you also call Channel 4 'massively left wing', I suspect your compass is rather skewed on these things)

You've also disgracefully slandered him as anti-British and anti-white in this thread, which I would also like you to defend. With real, actual...proof?

Communist, Marxist? The jury is out which is why I mentioned both. Either way, he's not so blatant these days in order to widen his appeal.

You're clearly a Corbyn fanboy, but let's take a look at his track record. He wrote for the Communist Morning Star in the 80s and 90s, and continues to feature regularly. He's still an avid reader. He’s on record as stating Marx was a “great economist”.

When he brought in Andrew Murray - a Communist Party member since 1976, another Morning Star journalist and a known admirer of Stalin and the USSR, who has stated his solidarity with North Korea - Corbyn claimed he was just "a democratic socialist and member of the Labour Party like me". Another example of watering it down for the masses - or maybe he's admitting he's just like Murray in his beliefs?

John McDonald – the “unapologetic Marxist” – is his right-hand man. His Executive Director of Strategy and Communications, Seumas Milne, is a devout Stalinist. Diane Abbot is on record as having praised Chairman Mao.

He called Castro a “hero”, praised Chavez, and has failed repeatedly to condemn the violence of Venezuela’s Maduro.

The Communist Party of GB opted not to field candidates in the General Election as Corbyn in power would help them achieve their "revolutionary aims" and closely aligned economic policies. They went on to endorse Corbyn.

Even rlThe Guardianrl knows he’s building his support base from within.

And this little gem speaks for itselfhttp://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/04/05/20/3EF7A50000000578-0-image-m-34_1491419920250.jpg" >

He hasn't 'proposed' Communism - indeed I never said he had. Yet. But his core beliefs are firmly aligned in that direction. He's playing a toned-down version to win votes. Stepping down from Stop The War was part of that character realignment.


Just as I suspect your compass is clearly skewed. Left-wingers would undoubtedly find it all very proper and correct.

John Snow singing "F*ck the Tories" at Glastonbury is a rather less-than subtle indicator.