Corbyn’s Ascendance: A Dark Day for the UK

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Corbyn’s Ascendance: A Dark Day for the UK

by Julie Lenarz | 06.09.17 11:17 am

The U.K. election is over and Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May has failed in a spectacular fashion to win a majority. The result has been announced as a hung parliament, meaning that not a single party can govern alone. May met with the Queen to seek permission to form a minority government with the support of the Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party.

She called a snap election two months ago, risking her government’s fragile majority for the chance to win a bigger majority against an apparently hopeless opposition led by Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn. With the Conservatives 20 points ahead in the polls, a landslide victory that would have equipped May with a stronger mandate seemed in the cards. But after one of the most dramatic collapses in British political history, the country has been plunged into chaos just ten days before crucial Brexit negotiations are scheduled with the European Union.

Astonishingly — most of all in light of the horrific terrorist attacks in Manchester and London — millions of British voters decided that May’s total lack of charisma and the Conservative’s botched election campaign deserved more punishment than Corbyn’s decades-long record of betraying the interests of the U.K., during which he hosted, promoted, and vigorously defended terrorists, Islamic extremists, bloodthirsty dictatorships, and vicious anti-Semites. In other words, Corbyn is the repudiation of everything Britain is supposed to stand for.

Continued: http://www.thetower.org/5063-corbyns-ascendance-a-dark-day-for-the-uk/

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The Extremist Ties of Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn

by Julie Lenarz | 06.08.17 10:05 am

The general election taking place in the United Kingdom today is not a normal election. We are on uncharted territory with the main opposition party running with a candidate for prime minister who is a threat to our national security — no, I am not exaggerating.

Jeremy Corbyn over recent weeks has tried to cultivate an image of moderation and even had the audacity to make security one of his central election themes in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Manchester and London. But despite all the polishing and whitewashing, Corbyn has amassed so much dirt that’s impossible to wash off.

Over the course of his 35-year-long career, he has taken every opportunity to prove his disdain for the West and his admiration for the people that seek to destroy us.

Continued: http://www.thetower.org/5054-the-extremist-ties-of-labours-jeremy-corbyn/

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May has been so tone-deaf. What a disaster.

[goatprairie]

 Britain has a growing population of ill-educated young people, who like young people in the U.S.,   think socialism is the way to go.  Not only that, their Muslim population is a larger percentage of the population than the U.S. and more likely to vote for candidates who apologize and enable Islamic savagery.
America had never had an avowed socialist candidate like Bernie Sanders go as far as he did in a prez election. Corbyn is probably the worst candidate for P.M. in British history.   
I shudder to think what the future looks like for Britain and a number of European countries.

[Free Vulcan]

Corbyn is a crusty aging hippie who's generational comrades have duped a new idealistic generation into thinking socialism is the coolest thing ever. That despite the fact that the Millennials, who seemed to worship everything new and hate everything old, have bought into that old moldy recycled scam. Oh the irony.