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Tag Archives: Jeremy Corbyn
Is this man the REAL reason why Angela Eagle is standing for Labour leader?
Anyone who has seen the interviews Angela Eagle gave on announcing her leadership challenge to Jeremy Corbyn will know at once that hers is not a serious bid for the Labour top position. Her performances were embarrassing and cringe-worthy. … Continue reading
How the ‘grooming’ of Jeremy Corbyn by an ex-spycop helped expose the entire scandal
While the revived ‘Snooper’s Charter’ (Investigatory Powers Bill) will likely see the legitimation of mass surveillance by the UK’s intelligence and security services, the resumption of the Pitchford Inquiry into undercover policing acts as a timely reminder of the underlying … Continue reading
Posted in Intelligence, no category, Surveillance
Tagged Bob Lambert, Jeremy Corbyn, spycops
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General who fears Corbyn as PM is subject of criticism in Chilcot Inquiry
Today, on Remembrance Sunday, and only an hour before the Cenotaph ceremony in Whitehall, the BBC’s Andrew Marr, in an interview with the UK’s chief of defence staff, put a well-rehearsed question to General Sir Nicholas Houghton about what he … Continue reading
General inciting mutiny against Corbyn liable to prosecution
Two days ago the Sunday Times published a call by a British Army officer – a ‘serving General’ – for mutiny by the British army should Jeremy Corbyn become prime minister. This was extraordinary for two reasons. The first is … Continue reading
Corbyn upgraded to ‘national security risk’: first step of ‘A Very British Coup’?
Yesterday Jeremy Corbyn MP, a serial protester and radical campaigner, was elected in a landslide poll as leader of Britain’s Labour Party. On the same day Michael Fallon, the Defence Secretary, responded by declaring him a national security risk. At first … Continue reading
Posted in Government, no category
Tagged extremism, Jeremy Corbyn, PREVENT, Snoopers Charter
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