It won't with a labour government either outside the EU
Brexit, for once some facts.
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But as highlighted you've just done it again, posting the opposite. Ken Livingstone was never extreme left, only the smears and lies implied that. Jeremy Corbyn's policies though not extreme are more to the left than Ken's ever were, and the Labour movement knows that to be true.
Labour hasn't lost direction, only the lies and smears pretending that. It's very clear that on social policy Jeremy Corbyn simply wishes to continue on the lines of the old Clement Attlee government, and no-one today thinks that was unacceptably extreme. Corbyn couples that with a strong leaning towards the avoidance of war in favour of diplomacy, which in view of the disastrous tory policies in this respect is wholely commendable.
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Labour lack of high class salesmen.
Politics is about selling the future. Having good ideas is only a start, you've got to sell it convincingly.
That's where Mr Corbyn, flanked on the left by Diane Abbott and on the right by John McDonnell, is far from the dream team.
But that's made almost impossibly difficult when the opposition and the bulk of the media propagate the same lies against them.
It's one against the world.
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the media (OK, the Murdoch media) seems to be getting the cancellation of Leveson 2 if the tories are returned to power. That's is a big payback.
Labour should have promised the same, and may be, just may be, the media wouldn't be so negative toward him.
As I said before they should me made to be Politically Neutral by publishing always ALL sides views, not be permitted to be purveyors of bought and paid for False Truths
Here we go again
The Telegraph
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MI5 opened file on Jeremy Corbyn amid concerns over his IRA links
MI5 opened a file on Jeremy Corbyn amid concerns over his links to the IRA, the Telegraph has discovered.
Will this never end? what dirty tricks have they left?
The same Gargage appeared in the Express and oddly (or is it) comments from readers were unavailable in both Right wing rags.
The Telegraph
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MI5 opened file on Jeremy Corbyn amid concerns over his IRA links
MI5 opened a file on Jeremy Corbyn amid concerns over his links to the IRA, the Telegraph has discovered.
Will this never end? what dirty tricks have they left?
The same Gargage appeared in the Express and oddly (or is it) comments from readers were unavailable in both Right wing rags.
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you can't have freedom of speech if you have to say what the law wants you to say.
Well done Zlatan, this is what your Brexit vote has bought
"The Conservatives will also seek to regulate the kind of news that is posted online and how companies are paid for it. If elected, Theresa May will "take steps to protect the reliability and objectivity of information that is essential to our democracy" – and crack down on Facebook and Google to ensure that news companies get enough advertising money.
Aren't you pleased with the Bright free future "Getting back Sovereignty" is bringing?
Regulated News; the new name for Fascist Propaganda
"The Conservatives will also seek to regulate the kind of news that is posted online and how companies are paid for it. If elected, Theresa May will "take steps to protect the reliability and objectivity of information that is essential to our democracy" – and crack down on Facebook and Google to ensure that news companies get enough advertising money.
Aren't you pleased with the Bright free future "Getting back Sovereignty" is bringing?
Regulated News; the new name for Fascist Propaganda
oddly, I think this sort of mud slinging does Mr Corbyn no harm.
Where did what I say meant that? it is a requirement to show all points of view, these are NEWSPAPERS not propaganda sheets remember
And in any case the Conservatives are ditching free speech, see my latest post.
They will tell the press what to publish as "Appropriate News"
My intention was far more democratic than that.
precisely. You can sue newspapers but you can't censure them.
Nobody censures you.
Newspapers are the proof of our freedom of expression, one of our fundamental HR.
You haven't heard of a"D" notice then?
And I believe you mean censor
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By which time the story is dead and buried of course!
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The internet isn't the problem, laws governing the internet aren't the problem (they already exist), people doing things they shouldn't be doing are the problem. How do you pay your taxes, pay your electricity and phone bills, monitor and use your bank account, contact social security, contact the employment agency, buy stuff... ad nauseam? Here it is all on the internet and very soon ONLY on the internet. And you want your government to have one click access to all your stuff? Brave chap! The internet isn't a disgrace, people are. The internet is a rich and interesting tool and yet you (and TM) keep going on about the sleazy fringe. What have you both got to hide? Or you haven't been there but have read in a certain press about all the bad things that go on? Very trustworthy the press when it comes to talking about the internet, a competing media... Very honest your press. World renowned for its honesty...
There is so much cool and interesting stuff on the internet I don't have enough time to go looking for sleaze, I don't know how you manage...
Disclaimer: The internet was my place of work from 1994 (my first clients were an English university and a Scottish one) till 2012. I still build a site or two now and then because I can... So I happen to know a little bit about the internet and the law. In France we have the CNIL which is very picky about what you can and can't do, protecting ordinary citizens and their data.
May I add to that working people don't really connect with millionaire barristers masquerading as representatives of the workers and talking, "faux street" in a pathetic attempt find non-existent common ground. What a bunch of...(very unpleasant word removed).
Anybody know the odds for a record low turn out at next month's election?