Regarding Jeremy Corbyn that leftist saviour of the UK
Is there a contradiction in Mr Corbyn. that sainted woodwork teacher hailed by the young, we are talking very young, dazzled and infantalised by a man who refuses to stand for the National Anthem
as an advocation that dissent against one's country is good, but dissent against an individual is bad.
Is it not shameful that this man lost his vocation, for if ever there was an ideal person to be a woodwork teacher surely Jeremy was he. Having acquired E's
(it is quite hard to be that stupid) in his 'stellar' academic career he went on to rant for the left for decades. Now supported by the youth vote in the UK
and I am referring to his adult 'student politics' supporters he rails on with his
idealistic naivety...the frightening reality is that he could be the next Prime Minister of the UK, one only has to look how London has been changed by
such Leftist thinking to realist how terrifying that could be.
There is an old friend of mine who has always been avidly of the 'left'.
I was too in my younger, late adolescence days, ah student politics, those were the days, when one's naivety was cloaked by idealism. Those in the US who know nothing of Mr Corbyn:
an ageing woodwork teacher with little or no formal education, a great complainer who is eternally wronged and denied his 'rights'. A cuddly Bernie Saunders he is not
So what would be like living under this man's rule if he won the next UK election, in the words of
the late and great Christopher Hitchens it would be like Weimar without the sex.
IT MIGHT BE SAID OF THIS NEW SAINT OF THE LEFT WHO WILL LEAD THEM TO THE PROMISED LAND THAT HE IS JUST ANOTHER OF THOSE MEN WHO FIND IT impossible to
pour the new wine of free thought into the old bottles of a narrow and trammelling creed.
Is there a contradiction in Mr Corbyn. that sainted woodwork teacher hailed by the young, we are talking very young, dazzled and infantalised by a man who refuses to stand for the National Anthem
as an advocation that dissent against one's country is good, but dissent against an individual is bad.
Is it not shameful that this man lost his vocation, for if ever there was an ideal person to be a woodwork teacher surely Jeremy was he. Having acquired E's
(it is quite hard to be that stupid) in his 'stellar' academic career he went on to rant for the left for decades. Now supported by the youth vote in the UK
and I am referring to his adult 'student politics' supporters he rails on with his
idealistic naivety...the frightening reality is that he could be the next Prime Minister of the UK, one only has to look how London has been changed by
such Leftist thinking to realist how terrifying that could be.
There is an old friend of mine who has always been avidly of the 'left'.
I was too in my younger, late adolescence days, ah student politics, those were the days, when one's naivety was cloaked by idealism. Those in the US who know nothing of Mr Corbyn:
an ageing woodwork teacher with little or no formal education, a great complainer who is eternally wronged and denied his 'rights'. A cuddly Bernie Saunders he is not
So what would be like living under this man's rule if he won the next UK election, in the words of
the late and great Christopher Hitchens it would be like Weimar without the sex.
IT MIGHT BE SAID OF THIS NEW SAINT OF THE LEFT WHO WILL LEAD THEM TO THE PROMISED LAND THAT HE IS JUST ANOTHER OF THOSE MEN WHO FIND IT impossible to
pour the new wine of free thought into the old bottles of a narrow and trammelling creed.
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