What happened to Jeremy I have never seen before in my life in this country it will never be forgiven or forgotten I have voter labour since I was 18 never again and I am not voting conservative either this country has never been in the mess it is in now and as been for quite a while we need a serious labour leader like Jeremy to turn it around it will never happened under starmer I hope Jeremy does stand as a independent if he does he will win
I think it is a disgrace the way this man has been treated by the Labour Party and Starmer the back stabber. I do not agree with everything Mr Corbyn is for, but I do believe he is an honest and honourable man and would have made a good PM. He would have got my vote.
@jrobs1133 we didn't create chaos in the middle east? Along with the usa, we're the war mongers, unfortunately the media has us so propagandised we still think we're the 'goodies'.
Politics and Westminster is so corrupted, we need a new system lead by someone with integrity, that the people can trust. JC with a party of experts in their field is the No1 man for the job.
What is antisemitism?😂 I really feel sorry for Jeremy he was dehumanised by people basically saying you can't say anything negative about Israel😂 it's pathetic people are taking idiots as leaders!!!
... plus, he's a GODSEND to the Conservatives. Let's face it, he gave them the biggest landslide in living memory. Corbyn is indeed a Labour "genius" - his brand of idiocy would keep Labour in opposition for generations to come - where it belongs!
@@nigelhaywood9753 In politics you have to appeal to a wide base, otherwise you just end up being a washed up 80 year old protest movement, like Jeremy Corbyn.
I too am / was a labour voter but no longer, Starma is wrong and i see a hunger for power in him and his followers. I will vote left wing but i don't know who for
How can anyone think that Johnson, Truss,, Sunak or Starmer are preferable to this reasonable, compassionate, thoughtful man? We were robbed by the establishment, including Starmer and his cabal.
Nonsense. Why did Corbyn impose à 3 Line whip to support a minority Tory government put Article 50 on the statute book ? I’m poorer because of this and I’ve lost my freedom of movement. PS. It was Labour Party policy to remain in the EU ? Why did Corbyn actively work against this policy ?
@@jamesclarke5331 He didn’t respect my wishes you arrogant zealot. I have it on good authority that Labour supporters in Trimdon Grange told him to go away in the 2019 general election campaign because his presence was causing more harm than good…..and of course a Tory MP was elected. The bedrock of Labour support electing a Tory. Explain that . PS. Where is the evidence that Corbyn respected the wishes of Labour voters ? You’re trying to rewrite history.
Because, whilst he's full of radical ideas, he doesn't have the ability to deliver them. He never finishes anything, left he's teaching job in the WI half way through, left his Uni Course in less than a year. A man with two just-about A Levels.
@@ChrisPatrick-q6kthe 1945 general election is solid proof the Labour party can win without the centre. Atlee was a socialist and he won in a landslide.
@@DMG00111-pthat's actually a fact from a recent survey. Corbyn is the most popular politician. It's official! None of them very a particularly good overall rating, and more people dislike than like all of them. But comparing them all, Corbyn was the winner. You can argue that you personally don't like him, but you're in the minority!
She's a liar. Unless you're cantonese or Ukrainian, there aren't any safe legal routes. What makes it worse is that the UK didnt destabilise Ukraine or Hong Kong, yet the UK has welcomed cantonese and ukranians with welcome arms. UK helped destabilise the middle east when it waged war with Iraq. It also helped destabise Afghanistan. The UK ought to take responsibility for its actions and take in its fair share of refugees - more than those countries who didn't participate in the wars or contributed to a lesser extent.
It's not just unfair it's disgraceful and this current Labour 'leader", Sir Kid Starver, and those in cahoots with him have shown they are more than willing to live under a dictatorship of these Tory Lite politicians. It is also an insult to every real Labour supporter both now and in the past. Having been a Labour supporter all my life I now revoke my support until all these self aggrandising muppets are gone.
Please my Jewish Cousins withdraw your hatred/dislike of Jeremy Corbyn. He is a kind Humanist which is a characteristic of all my wonderful teachers of years ago in South Africa. Your people have gone through a lot in recent history and are strong enough to withstand anything. I am sure we are all sad and disgusted what our prophets had to face from our predecessor nutters in that part of the world. Of Jeremy Corbyn is NOT a prophet but he is a nice person and as we know there are NOT many in the POLITICAL world.
I always thought that it's up to the constituency's Labour Party to decided who their candidate would be and not be dictated to by the Labour Party leader. Starmer is looking increasingly like a sham socialist as Tory Blair is in trying to block Jeremy Corbin standing.
You thought wrong. What would you say if a local party was infiltrated by right-wing fascists and they selected Tommy Robinson as their candidate? That's a bit extreme, but it demonstrates the point I'm trying to make. Would you have preferred a Tory government to Tony Blair? At some point, you need to grow up.
@@gio-oz8gf "At some point, you need to grow up'" speak for yourself, grownups don't have to use abuse to make their points. PS. Blair is not a socialist, he was a good friend of Murdoch and there's no way Murdoch would be a friend of a socialist.
What do socialism and allowing someone to run as a Labour candidate have to do with each other? Starmer has kicked Corbyn out of the party because of Corbyn's own actions. He has only himself to blame.
Oh! how great is this, Jeremy been given a platform to speak in his brilliant calm and to the point way and thanks for the interviewer for asking pertinent questions
Yes not a question about him laying flowers on a terrorist grave, his links with the muslim brotherhood (you know the fellas that Fund ISIS and the Taliban) In his calm manor i bet he laid down the law on what questions to ask. If you support this PoS you support terrorism.
I think that Jeremy Corbyn should stand as an Independent. I hope he wins by a landslide. I think Labour deserve a lost deposit in Islington North. That would teach them an important lesson.
He should stand as an independent , I agree, then he can finally see that people voted for him because of the party he was in, not because of who he is. He should have learned that in 2019 when he led the party to its worst defeat in a century.
@@bipolarminddroppings Correction: Jeremy Corbyn did not lead Labour to the worst defeat in a century. In 2019 Labour got 33 per cent of the vote. That is more than 2015, 2010, 1987 or 1983. Labour got just over 200 seats. That is more than 1931 or 1935. I think that Jeremy Corbyn would hold Islington North as an Independent just as Ken Livingstone whilst expelled from the Labour Party became Mayor of London as an Independent. It is pity that Labour has not learnt many lessons from the past. Is Luciana Berger going to defend 70 years of persecution of the Palestinians as the candidate in Islington North?
I'M 61 years old and never voted. I don't trust the political process and the abuse of power, but if Jeremy Corbyn created an independent party and ran for prime minister then I'd seriously think about voting. The man comes across as a truthful character.
He's right..... Starmer is petulent, thin-skinned man. And it is completely unfair, many senior Labour people have done worse things according to party rules, but they aren't blocked because their in the labour right faction. And the stitching up of local selection processes is appalling and makes you wonder what on earth Starmer will be like as PM. I've supported labour for 30+ years, whether I liked the leader or not... but this has me really worried
We let Afghanistan down? We gave them billions, we trained an army for them supported their move towards to democracy. And when we left they opened the gates and let the tabliban back, not a single day of resistance. They got what they wanted.
So you support a guy who lay's flowers at a terrorists grave then?? and don't get me started about antisemitism?? Who genuinely cried when the leader of ISIS got killed?? that say's a LOT ABOUT YOU!!
The under reporting of the undemocratic processes working within the Labour party is actually quite stark. Even amongst moderates. A large number of constituencies are having parliamentary candidates imposed on them. Some constituency parties have actually had their power taken off them and those constituencies are actually run via central office. Large numbers of members have said they will not canvass at next general election. Add to this the growth of Labour independents willing to stand against official candidates at elections including mayorial candidates. As for Jewish members rejoining the party. The majority never left and those who did came from the right of the party. LABOUR, at its best, is a broad church and also at its best when power is distributed fairly amongst the party. I. As a moderate, see no advantage to the party when it is dominated by a faction which attacks other factions. In the case of the LABOUR party that is , at present, the right wing. As a moderate I wouldn't support the left doing anything similar.
@@Salomessanctuary I didn't say I didn't like him, I do not know him well enough to make a judgement. If I did like him I would hope that we could agree to disagree about our opposing political views without harming our friendship, in fact I have a friend who loves him and we meet often and spar with our views but always part as friends.
@@bipolarminddroppingsbecause he's a member, and the local party branch overwhelmingly voted to have him as the next candidate, yet that was overruled by Starmer being a dictator. Something which is the opposite of what he said he would do (one of his pledges was to maintain pay democracy at local level, try he's done the exact opposite and removed that, in favour of imposing things centrally)
Reading comments here, Interesting to see uk politics go the same route as USA. SELDOM discuss the topic, just perjoratives slung at others. Still, to be fair, that’s the only thing village idiots can do. Can’t argue alternative scenarios and must win at all costs. Results? … try Brexit joke for just starters………Reading comments here, Interesting to see uk politics go the same route as USA. SELDOM discuss the topic, just perjoratives slung at others. Still, to be fair, that’s the only thing village idiots can do. Can’t argue alternative scenarios and must win at all costs. Results? … try Brexit joke for just starters………
Easy to see what would happen. Lanour, at least he is not enforcing a no return causing the biggest scismatic swing in Labour (Work) history. Should he stand indrpendent, it may mean all others do.
If I lived in the area I would definitely support Corbyn. I never been a fan of his as Leader of labour but he is a wonderful constitutional MP and has every right to stand for labour in his usual constituency.
I admire Jeremy's composure for not howling with laughter when she said Luiciana Berger was his potential challenger. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Can you imagine how delusional you have to be to think Luiciana Berger can win Islington North from Jeremy?! The whole interview was just an inch above the level of GBNews.
@@gio-oz8gf “almost wiped out labour” in 2017 he came with 2000 votes of taking office, whilst wiping out the Tory majority, forcing them to pay the DUP a billion pounds, this whilst his own party were working with the tories and establishment media to smear an honest man, 2019 was a wipeout but ask yourself what happened between 2017 & 2019! Gosh you lot are so fking easily manipulated.
No he didn't. The party voted for mps to stand gorcreselection as vouncillors have to do. No one stopped any candidate standing at all under miliband or Corbyn.
How dare you compare this man to Moseley. That is just a slur in his character - just because he dared to stand up for Palestinian rights??? He is one of the few politicians who fought against anti-racism all his life. He fought alongside the anti-apartheid movement at a time when it was not fashionable to do so. This man is one of the most principled politicians in this country. Shame on you!
@@easyware I mean, I also think a comparison to Mosley is ridiculous, but Corbyn clearly failed on some quite key anti-racism, and has recently been pretty poor on Ukraine, so let's drop the lionising
@@SeanS102 how have I "lionised" him? How??? I am simply saying that comparing him to Mosely is plain wrong. And, yes, I completely disagree with his position on Ukraine. Completely. But I don't agree with everything everyone says and does but that does not make him the nasty person being portrayed here.
@@easyware Let's see, cries at a terrorists grave, Anti semite, Anti British, Pro Muslim, Most likely a facist, have i missed anything??? Or am i describing you??
Yes it is and if there's something you can do to make it less unfair then perhaps it would be a good idea. However Starmer seems set on making things less fair
Thanks Jeremy again for putting yourself at risk to provide important perspectives. Might you be able to offer some additional insights into classical and contemporary Marxism, relative as to Marxism being as some describe, an ideology of perpetual revolution through anarchy, and what Marxist Philosophy and ideology is in terms of transitioning from anarchistic Revolution to establishing and maintaining a society of liberty, justice and universal human rights, as well as successful economic and civil structure, and if what we witnessed here is dimensional Marxist revolutionary ideology and tactics in practice? And, is Marxist revolution about something other than 'Democracy?"
The criticism comes from the fact he gave Boris Johnson (now resigned in shame) such an easy and crushing victory. If 'warm-banks' are a fault of post-Brexit tory economic policy, then he squandered the last opportunity we had to stop them.
@@JanHansstrange that because everything he predicts comes to pass and he’s always been on the right side of history. If only you had a functioning brain that was able to think for itself instead of relying on establishment media
True. But every member of the Labour Party should have a right to put their name forward for selection. This is what Corbyn is asking for. He's already said if that Islington North Labour Party choose someone else then he'll campaign for them. Providing he isn't excluded from the selection process of course.
He never said it was his right. He said it was wrong for them to prevent him from running. Two very different statements.. but I guess you choose to interpret whatever he says the way you want to.
@@464nescio6 What part of "I should have the right to put my name forward" don't you understand? He's a member of the Labour Party. Anyone who's a member should be able to do that. This doesn't mean he's guaranteed to be the next Labour MP. Firstly he's got to convince the local party to choose him. Then later the electors will have the final say.
@@petermartin2987 He has had the whip removed.. lost 2 GE's and still thinks he has a right to put his name forward? Sorry but this entitlement is ridiculous and he knows it. He had the whip removed and thereby lost the party support but still has the right to go into the selection process? That would be beyond awkward entering into the bizarre..
As a lifelong conservative (note SMALL c...), I would welcome Jeremy's standing as a PPC in the next GE. Long may he spout on about it being anyone to blame except Russia for Russia's unprovoked invasion & ongoing war in Ukraine. Anyone actively demonstrating the core beliefs within Labour is OK in my book, as it helps reduce their attractiveness to shallow thinkers.
Starmer is nothing like the deluded Corbyn. And Corbyn's beliefs aren't Labour's core beliefs. Things have moved on since the 60s, even if Corbyn hasn't.
@@patrikfloding7985 Oh but they ARE Labour's core beliefs. Starmer & his ilk are the veneer applied to give Labour the appearance of moderation in the eyes of voters. One more reason why FPTP needs ditching in favour of AV.
@@patrikfloding7985 It doesn't say a lot for labour that they picked a leader who spent his career parroting, promoting, and giving platforms to terrorists, antisemites, hate preachers, and extremists. And while Starmer is a vast improvement on Corbyn, thats not exactly a high bar to reach. There are questions about Starmer's own integrity regarding his support for Corbyn. That he felt comfortable putting him in No 10. There are no excuses. Everything we know now about Corbyn we've known for decades.
Been taking soundbites in his own little Islington bubble. Stand as an independent that's the end of him, thankfully he can then retire on his very generous pension and savings all taken from the Public purse his whole working (LOL) life.
How do you measure that.... Well its quite easy you stand and if you are voted in, or at least get a very good percentage of the vote there is still an appetite, if you dont you dont stand next time.
JC never answers a question... he obfuscates at every question and heads off on a tangent... and your journalist is no better... she should be bringing him back to the question "what is your solution to the immigration problem?" Jeremy Paxton would have been doing that..!
The shadow Home Secretary seems to agree with Corbyn on refugees and dinghies. Be interesting to see if voters will give Labour the power for another free-for-all.
You don't think that 1.2 million is a free-for-all; because that's how many the Tories let in in 2022? It always pays to find out the facts for yourself; the Tories are known to lie from time to time. From FullFact. Looking at the rate of increase in net migration each year is trickier because there’s a large margin of error in the figures. Net migration rose from around 48,000 in 1997 to almost 140,000 in 1998. The most recent significant increase we’ve seen was between 2013 and 2014 (Tory Government) when it increased by around 50%, from 209,000 to 313,000.
Not quite, he over-ruled the NEC committee and unilaterally decided to withdraw the whip, hence Jeremy is still a member of the Labour sitting as an independent.
Political parties are not democratic. The UK is democratic which is why Corbyn is absolutely able to stand as an independent. It’s unfortunate people don’t understand this. It’s unsurprising that Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t understand this. He never seems to understand that the goal of a political party is to win elections when he was the leader of Labour.
I respect his compassion for refugees and broadly agree with him there. But I strongly disagree with his foreign/defence policy particularly on Ukraine and Russia.
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What happened to Jeremy I have never seen before in my life in this country it will never be forgiven or forgotten I have voter labour since I was 18 never again and I am not voting conservative either this country has never been in the mess it is in now and as been for quite a while we need a serious labour leader like Jeremy to turn it around it will never happened under starmer I hope Jeremy does stand as a independent if he does he will win
He won't win, his regressive brand is tarnished.
And if he does win as an independent he'll still be totally ineffectual
I agree with all you have written Anne
@@DMG00111-p no he won’t
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I think it is a disgrace the way this man has been treated by the Labour Party and Starmer the back stabber. I do not agree with everything Mr Corbyn is for, but I do believe he is an honest and honourable man and would have made a good PM. He would have got my vote.
He nearly destroyed the Labour Party, they owe him NOTHING.
@JupiterThunder I don't think so, he's just an idealistic wrecking ball.
@@ChrisPatrick-q6k lets just carry on the current system that is working so well for us then ey? idiot
@@ChrisPatrick-q6k No, that's what you are. You're a wrecking bot.
He'd have only got your vote if you'd been living in Islington North. Since you don't live there, he has never got your vote and never will.
We have created disruption and benefited from the sale of arms, which has created migration. We now have a humanitarian responsibility...
That's not what happened.
@jrobs1133 we didn't create chaos in the middle east? Along with the usa, we're the war mongers, unfortunately the media has us so propagandised we still think we're the 'goodies'.
Jeremy Corben good guy, its a disgrace what's happened to him. Shame on Kier Starmer. Disgraceful.
Politics and Westminster is so corrupted, we need a new system lead by someone with integrity, that the people can trust. JC with a party of experts in their field is the No1 man for the job.
Gets our love. Great person. Rock solid and wise.
He's a toad.
What is antisemitism?😂 I really feel sorry for Jeremy he was dehumanised by people basically saying you can't say anything negative about Israel😂 it's pathetic people are taking idiots as leaders!!!
Criticism of Israeli treatment of Palestine is not anti semitic. The media has twisted things.
For god sake Labour is wrong and anti democratic! Jeremy has and is a very good MP for his constituency.
... plus, he's a GODSEND to the Conservatives. Let's face it, he gave them the biggest landslide in living memory. Corbyn is indeed a Labour "genius" - his brand of idiocy would keep Labour in opposition for generations to come - where it belongs!
Corbyn has kept Islington North poor over all the years he's been an MP.
God doesn't exist, his dreadful legacy does however.
Jeremy Corben, brave man of integrity. Stands up for the truth and justice no matter the consequence for himself.
Zzzzzzz Back on planet earth, he's a nasty, vengeful, spiteful piece of crud.
One of the few politicians of convictions and integrity that we still have th e pleasure to listen to, albeit in his fettered condition of late.
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@@nigelhaywood9753 He's full of hot air, he had the chance to play the centre left statesmen, and he blew it.
@@ChrisPatrick-q6k Because he stood up for what HE believes in, not for what you believe in.
@@nigelhaywood9753 In politics you have to appeal to a wide base, otherwise you just end up being a washed up 80 year old protest movement, like Jeremy Corbyn.
I too am / was a labour voter but no longer, Starma is wrong and i see a hunger for power in him and his followers. I will vote left wing but i don't know who for
Vote for Green 🍏
@@bashirhersi2829 yes Corbyn sees Caroline lucus a alternative
@@Truerealism747well she is leaving now, not because of national politics but how the basic services of Brighton failed under her party's tenure
Stsrmers contempt for this constituency mirrors his contempt for the wider population
I was wrong how JC was treated
As a lifetime labour votor, I am inclined not to ever vote labour again. lawfare directed at one of the best labour reps is reprehensible.
Corbyn's an absolute Toad, he got lucky in 2017.
How can anyone think that Johnson, Truss,, Sunak or Starmer are preferable to this reasonable, compassionate, thoughtful man? We were robbed by the establishment, including Starmer and his cabal.
Because he’s a communist
Nonsense. Why did Corbyn impose à 3 Line whip to support a minority Tory government put Article 50 on the statute book ? I’m poorer because of this and I’ve lost my freedom of movement.
PS. It was Labour Party policy to remain in the EU ? Why did Corbyn actively work against this policy ?
@@californiadreamin8423because he respected the wishes of Labour constituents around the country 🤷♂️.
@@jamesclarke5331 He didn’t respect my wishes you arrogant zealot. I have it on good authority that Labour supporters in Trimdon Grange told him to go away in the 2019 general election campaign because his presence was causing more harm than good…..and of course a Tory MP was elected. The bedrock of Labour support electing a Tory. Explain that .
PS. Where is the evidence that Corbyn respected the wishes of Labour voters ? You’re trying to rewrite history.
Because, whilst he's full of radical ideas, he doesn't have the ability to deliver them.
He never finishes anything, left he's teaching job in the WI half way through, left his Uni Course in less than a year.
A man with two just-about A Levels.
Your correct again Mr Corbyn.
He has more right in the Party than ANY of the careerists running it now.
Other than he can't win an election. Most members of the electorate don't think like you.
Not really, Labour can only win from the centre, and they got bored of losing sweetie.
@@ChrisPatrick-q6k counting chickens before they hatch. It ain’t 1997…. Far from it
@@ChrisPatrick-q6kwhat about the 1945 election? Hm?
@@ChrisPatrick-q6kthe 1945 general election is solid proof the Labour party can win without the centre. Atlee was a socialist and he won in a landslide.
Despite a decade of attacks and smears he's still the most popular politician in the UK.
I agree
"The most popular politician in the UK"?You have to be effing, delusional, or joking!
@@DMG00111-p it’s over. The Tories are toast and your and your beloved Brexit is kaput 😉
@@DMG00111-pthat's actually a fact from a recent survey. Corbyn is the most popular politician. It's official!
None of them very a particularly good overall rating, and more people dislike than like all of them. But comparing them all, Corbyn was the winner.
You can argue that you personally don't like him, but you're in the minority!
@@CockWomble1000 I don't care about the Tories AND Brexit doesn't affect me in the slightest! Why assume I'm a Brit? Get out of your tunnel.
Oh Jeremy Corbyn what a legend
For legend read plonker
@@DMG00111-p a great man like Tony benn
@@DMG00111-pand yet here you are…
Oh, Clown Corbyn, what are you going to do? Set up the New Communist's, or Hijack another party?
@@Truerealism747 absolutely NOTHING like Tony Benn.
She's a liar. Unless you're cantonese or Ukrainian, there aren't any safe legal routes. What makes it worse is that the UK didnt destabilise Ukraine or Hong Kong, yet the UK has welcomed cantonese and ukranians with welcome arms. UK helped destabilise the middle east when it waged war with Iraq. It also helped destabise Afghanistan. The UK ought to take responsibility for its actions and take in its fair share of refugees - more than those countries who didn't participate in the wars or contributed to a lesser extent.
Are you doing anything to provide birth control to poor countries?
Because overpopulation is a huge contributor to the problem.
@@PaulSavoy-ky1ct Who are you talking to?
This interviewer is very dim. Corbyn shows great patience and comprehension with her and answers her naïve, badly informed questions with respect.
It's not just unfair it's disgraceful and this current Labour 'leader", Sir Kid Starver, and those in cahoots with him have shown they are more than willing to live under a dictatorship of these Tory Lite politicians. It is also an insult to every real Labour supporter both now and in the past. Having been a Labour supporter all my life I now revoke my support until all these self aggrandising muppets are gone.
Please my Jewish Cousins withdraw your hatred/dislike of Jeremy Corbyn. He is a kind Humanist which
is a characteristic of all my wonderful teachers of years ago in South Africa. Your people have gone through a lot in recent history and are strong enough to withstand anything. I am sure we are all sad and disgusted what our prophets had to face from our predecessor nutters in that part of the world. Of Jeremy Corbyn is NOT a prophet but he is a nice person and as we know there are NOT many in the POLITICAL world.
It says a lot about kier starmer he should be in the conservative government.
Labour got bored of loosing sweetie.
Whats Starmer frightened of there is nobody more loyal to the Labour cause than Jeremy
Ha, that's why I suppose,...
I always thought that it's up to the constituency's Labour Party to decided who their candidate would be and not be dictated to by the Labour Party leader. Starmer is looking increasingly like a sham socialist as Tory Blair is in trying to block Jeremy Corbin standing.
You thought wrong. What would you say if a local party was infiltrated by right-wing fascists and they selected Tommy Robinson as their candidate? That's a bit extreme, but it demonstrates the point I'm trying to make. Would you have preferred a Tory government to Tony Blair? At some point, you need to grow up.
@@gio-oz8gf "At some point, you need to grow up'" speak for yourself, grownups don't have to use abuse to make their points. PS. Blair is not a socialist, he was a good friend of Murdoch and there's no way Murdoch would be a friend of a socialist.
You can't just be a party politician because you say so. You actually have to be accepted as one. This is common sense.
If he were like Tony Blair, I'd happily vote for him.
What do socialism and allowing someone to run as a Labour candidate have to do with each other?
Starmer has kicked Corbyn out of the party because of Corbyn's own actions. He has only himself to blame.
The British public seen right through you
Such a horrible Shame what they did to Jeremy
What , blocked because they know you would win , if u do not fear something you do not care of the outcome, unless u fear it. Then u control it ..
He was never going to win, anything.
Oh! how great is this, Jeremy been given a platform to speak in his brilliant calm and to the point way and thanks for the interviewer for asking pertinent questions
Yes not a question about him laying flowers on a terrorist grave, his links with the muslim brotherhood (you know the fellas that Fund ISIS and the Taliban) In his calm manor i bet he laid down the law on what questions to ask. If you support this PoS you support terrorism.
TRUE, Vladimir Corbyn is on the platform waiting for the next train to Moscow 😂
Hahahaha, it shows you don't understand Jeremy at all@@markpallister9882
The best pm this country never had
I think that Jeremy Corbyn should stand as an Independent. I hope he wins by a landslide. I think Labour deserve a lost deposit in Islington North. That would teach them an important lesson.
He should stand as an independent , I agree, then he can finally see that people voted for him because of the party he was in, not because of who he is.
He should have learned that in 2019 when he led the party to its worst defeat in a century.
@@bipolarminddroppings Correction: Jeremy Corbyn did not lead Labour to the worst defeat in a century. In 2019 Labour got 33 per cent of the vote. That is more than 2015, 2010, 1987 or 1983. Labour got just over 200 seats. That is more than 1931 or 1935. I think that Jeremy Corbyn would hold Islington North as an Independent just as Ken Livingstone whilst expelled from the Labour Party became Mayor of London as an Independent. It is pity that Labour has not learnt many lessons from the past. Is Luciana Berger going to defend 70 years of persecution of the Palestinians as the candidate in Islington North?
I'M 61 years old and never voted. I don't trust the political process and the abuse of power, but if Jeremy Corbyn created an independent party and ran for prime minister then I'd seriously think about voting. The man comes across as a truthful character.
I think you should sue them😢
We need you back Jeremy!!!!
What's stopping corbyn starting a socialist party now? His LP membership?
I wish he would
@@annenunney9907Yeah, then we'd finally see the back of him. The Socialist Workers Party.
There are 2 parties in Britain. Conservative Party and Conservative Party (2), which is knwon as Labour Party.
He's right..... Starmer is petulent, thin-skinned man. And it is completely unfair, many senior Labour people have done worse things according to party rules, but they aren't blocked because their in the labour right faction. And the stitching up of local selection processes is appalling and makes you wonder what on earth Starmer will be like as PM. I've supported labour for 30+ years, whether I liked the leader or not... but this has me really worried
We let Afghanistan down? We gave them billions, we trained an army for them supported their move towards to democracy.
And when we left they opened the gates and let the tabliban back, not a single day of resistance. They got what they wanted.
Everyone life is same value rich and poor.
Jeremy Corbin for PM
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@@markpallister9882 keep laughing while the Jews teach your kids lgbt
The Labour Party claims to be a democratic socialist party. 😂
My solidarity to jeremy Corbyn he is an honest and brilliant politician ❤
So you support a guy who lay's flowers at a terrorists grave then?? and don't get me started about antisemitism?? Who genuinely cried when the leader of ISIS got killed?? that say's a LOT ABOUT YOU!!
How about a guy who supports the muslim brotherhood, You know, the same fella's that funded the taliban and ISIS??
Same, God bless you in Jesus name
@@syriacchristianity9007 Ahh another terror supporter.
He’s literally achieved nothing within his career.
Thanks for posting
Jeremy has been an antiracist all his life.
He has also unfortunately been anti Semitic all his life as well.
The under reporting of the undemocratic processes working within the Labour party is actually quite stark. Even amongst moderates. A large number of constituencies are having parliamentary candidates imposed on them. Some constituency parties have actually had their power taken off them and those constituencies are actually run via central office. Large numbers of members have said they will not canvass at next general election. Add to this the growth of Labour independents willing to stand against official candidates at elections including mayorial candidates. As for Jewish members rejoining the party. The majority never left and those who did came from the right of the party. LABOUR, at its best, is a broad church and also at its best when power is distributed fairly amongst the party. I. As a moderate, see no advantage to the party when it is dominated by a faction which attacks other factions. In the case of the LABOUR party that is , at present, the right wing. As a moderate I wouldn't support the left doing anything similar.
Love JC ❤,, plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz JC form a PARTY plzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Poor old Crapbyn!
The shifty move is called.MOVING THE GOALPOSTS.
It's more than unfair yes he will.stand he's loved please read the ford report JC is innocent
A great speaker until he’s at PMQ’s and then it was like a rabbit in headlights.
Might be a nice bloke, hate his politics , but he is right, undemocratic in every way.
Yes, it's your right to not like him but I am happy you see the unfairness and how diabolically undemocratic. 😢
@@Salomessanctuary I didn't say I didn't like him, I do not know him well enough to make a judgement. If I did like him I would hope that we could agree to disagree about our opposing political views without harming our friendship, in fact I have a friend who loves him and we meet often and spar with our views but always part as friends.
In what way is it undemocratic? He can still run to be an MP, he just cant run for Labour.
@@bipolarminddroppingsyou clearly don’t understand the meaning of democracy, get back under you swamp!
@@bipolarminddroppingsbecause he's a member, and the local party branch overwhelmingly voted to have him as the next candidate, yet that was overruled by Starmer being a dictator. Something which is the opposite of what he said he would do (one of his pledges was to maintain pay democracy at local level, try he's done the exact opposite and removed that, in favour of imposing things centrally)
I would welcome him becoming president of an independent Scotland 🏴
Two things Scotland will never have 😂
It must be the beard? Yousless has a beard too.
@lenfire8674
Well thanks for that great political insight.
Time to do something then Jeremy. Do as Jamie Driscoll is doing and stand as an independent and show Starmer and his acolytes just how wrong they are.
He needs to set up the The New Communist's
Putin has a party for you jezza !!
Your line is so transparent and your hand over your mouth so unprofessional. Get some more practice before you try and take down @JeremyCorben
Yes. We wish it that you stand ... from Archway to Arsenal, Highbury to Holloway, we of Islington North want you to stand.
And no one is stopping him. He just cant stand as a Labour candidate.
He can start work on The New Communist's.
Arsenal? He doesn't even like football. His Arsenal support is all about image.
@@DMG00111-p "Aresnal's gonna win the coop"
He's fake as fxxx, just wanted to exact his revenge on the establishment.
Put Corbyn in starmer s place as he would get my vote
Nobody of sound mind would want your vote. We stand with Starmer!!!
Truthful and honest, opposite profile from main core of most in government or shadow cabinet.we need more like him.good luck Jeremy
Phew, thank god I happened to have a tiny violin on me.
Well said Jeremy I would vote for you if you were my MP
Id vote corbyn before i would sir kid starver
Reading comments here, Interesting to see uk politics go the same route as USA. SELDOM discuss the topic, just perjoratives slung at others. Still, to be fair, that’s the only thing village idiots can do. Can’t argue alternative scenarios and must win at all costs. Results? … try Brexit joke for just starters………Reading comments here, Interesting to see uk politics go the same route as USA. SELDOM discuss the topic, just perjoratives slung at others. Still, to be fair, that’s the only thing village idiots can do. Can’t argue alternative scenarios and must win at all costs. Results? … try Brexit joke for just starters………
Jezza, you wrecked your party. You're done now
I think the people made him the fall guy , the next election is already been won ask rupert murdoch
They've booted him out, thank goodness.
@@ChrisPatrick-q6k But they need him , its part of there plan
All the government does now is push lgbt to kids.
Easy to see what would happen. Lanour, at least he is not enforcing a no return causing the biggest scismatic swing in Labour (Work) history. Should he stand indrpendent, it may mean all others do.
If I lived in the area I would definitely support Corbyn. I never been a fan of his as Leader of labour but he is a wonderful constitutional MP and has every right to stand for labour in his usual constituency.
I admire Jeremy's composure for not howling with laughter when she said Luiciana Berger was his potential challenger. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂Can you imagine how delusional you have to be to think Luiciana Berger can win Islington North from Jeremy?! The whole interview was just an inch above the level of GBNews.
Because you caused the biggest loss in the parties history?
please start a new party. you are going to get 30% of votes across UK
If Jeremy starts a new party, he will take his supporters with him (myself included) and Labour will be finished.
We need corbyn. He is loved
He is loved so much that he almost wiped out the Labour Party.
He lost 2 elections....
True, Vladimir Corbyn
is much LOVED by Russia 😂
@@markpallister9882no that would be Vladimir Johnson.
@@gio-oz8gf “almost wiped out labour” in 2017 he came with 2000 votes of taking office, whilst wiping out the Tory majority, forcing them to pay the DUP a billion pounds, this whilst his own party were working with the tories and establishment media to smear an honest man, 2019 was a wipeout but ask yourself what happened between 2017 & 2019! Gosh you lot are so fking easily manipulated.
He would only be a distraction
Good.
Because they know you win . That's the only reason
He deselected others..
Who? Citation required because neither he nor his predecessor did so it is only resurfaced under Keith Stalin.
No he didn't. The party voted for mps to stand gorcreselection as vouncillors have to do. No one stopped any candidate standing at all under miliband or Corbyn.
oswald mosley probs thought his internment during the war was also “extremely unfair”.
How dare you compare this man to Moseley. That is just a slur in his character - just because he dared to stand up for Palestinian rights??? He is one of the few politicians who fought against anti-racism all his life. He fought alongside the anti-apartheid movement at a time when it was not fashionable to do so. This man is one of the most principled politicians in this country.
Shame on you!
@@easyware I mean, I also think a comparison to Mosley is ridiculous, but Corbyn clearly failed on some quite key anti-racism, and has recently been pretty poor on Ukraine, so let's drop the lionising
@@SeanS102 how have I "lionised" him? How??? I am simply saying that comparing him to Mosely is plain wrong. And, yes, I completely disagree with his position on Ukraine. Completely. But I don't agree with everything everyone says and does but that does not make him the nasty person being portrayed here.
@@easyware Let's see, cries at a terrorists grave, Anti semite, Anti British, Pro Muslim, Most likely a facist, have i missed anything??? Or am i describing you??
Well, life's extremely unfair.
Yes it is and if there's something you can do to make it less unfair then perhaps it would be a good idea.
However Starmer seems set on making things less fair
@@robbie9629Starmer's a realist, he hates this antisemitic clown.
It's not fair, waaaaaaaaagh!
You got the worst Labour result since 1935, you're lucky you're still a party member
Thanks Jeremy again for putting yourself at risk to provide important perspectives. Might you be able to offer some additional insights into classical and contemporary Marxism, relative as to Marxism being as some describe, an ideology of perpetual revolution through anarchy, and what Marxist Philosophy and ideology is in terms of transitioning from anarchistic Revolution to establishing and maintaining a society of liberty, justice and universal human rights, as well as successful economic and civil structure, and if what we witnessed here is dimensional Marxist revolutionary ideology and tactics in practice? And, is Marxist revolution about something other than 'Democracy?"
How middle class and boring ,, smash the spoilt leftie working class no rteat no surrender
It makes me laugh, how about trying to criticize his arguments instead of calling him names, or is it you just can't?
The criticism comes from the fact he gave Boris Johnson (now resigned in shame) such an easy and crushing victory. If 'warm-banks' are a fault of post-Brexit tory economic policy, then he squandered the last opportunity we had to stop them.
Yeah, I hate name calling too, Clown Corbyn's a useless politician.
Deluded
He is a person of the past
What do you mean? JC is alive ,he is not past he is present and future.🙏
@@Salomessanctuary I mean that he has nothing to say
@@JanHansof value anyway haha
@@JanHansstrange that because everything he predicts comes to pass and he’s always been on the right side of history. If only you had a functioning brain that was able to think for itself instead of relying on establishment media
@@lynnevenables7193 predictions like brexit is good for the UK? You dreamer du.
The liberal establishment.
Thank you labour party.
Labour got bored of losing sweetie, and you've got about as much appeal as a colonic prolapse.
This freak show is sublime comedy.
Thank you, God !!!
I hope you all find the pureness inherent within you and that it outshines your jaded cynicism.
Noone has a right to stand as a Labour candidate.. It is an honour and a privilege, not a right.
True. But every member of the Labour Party should have a right to put their name forward for selection. This is what Corbyn is asking for. He's already said if that Islington North Labour Party choose someone else then he'll campaign for them. Providing he isn't excluded from the selection process of course.
He never said it was his right. He said it was wrong for them to prevent him from running. Two very different statements.. but I guess you choose to interpret whatever he says the way you want to.
@@easyware listen dude.. just listen 2 the very first sentence of the interview.. I rest my case..
@@464nescio6 What part of "I should have the right to put my name forward" don't you understand?
He's a member of the Labour Party. Anyone who's a member should be able to do that. This doesn't mean he's guaranteed to be the next Labour MP. Firstly he's got to convince the local party to choose him. Then later the electors will have the final say.
@@petermartin2987 He has had the whip removed.. lost 2 GE's and still thinks he has a right to put his name forward? Sorry but this entitlement is ridiculous and he knows it. He had the whip removed and thereby lost the party support but still has the right to go into the selection process? That would be beyond awkward entering into the bizarre..
As a lifelong conservative (note SMALL c...), I would welcome Jeremy's standing as a PPC in the next GE.
Long may he spout on about it being anyone to blame except Russia for Russia's unprovoked invasion & ongoing war in Ukraine.
Anyone actively demonstrating the core beliefs within Labour is OK in my book, as it helps reduce their attractiveness to shallow thinkers.
I really wouldn't say the Labour base believes in backing Russia, cowardly like Corbyn, or outright.
Starmer is nothing like the deluded Corbyn. And Corbyn's beliefs aren't Labour's core beliefs. Things have moved on since the 60s, even if Corbyn hasn't.
@@patrikfloding7985 Oh but they ARE Labour's core beliefs. Starmer & his ilk are the veneer applied to give Labour the appearance of moderation in the eyes of voters.
One more reason why FPTP needs ditching in favour of AV.
@@patrikfloding7985 It doesn't say a lot for labour that they picked a leader who spent his career parroting, promoting, and giving platforms to terrorists, antisemites, hate preachers, and extremists. And while Starmer is a vast improvement on Corbyn, thats not exactly a high bar to reach. There are questions about Starmer's own integrity regarding his support for Corbyn. That he felt comfortable putting him in No 10. There are no excuses. Everything we know now about Corbyn we've known for decades.
@@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304Starmer is an improvement on the tories and corbyn.
Corbyn is the worst of the lot!!
Been taking soundbites in his own little Islington bubble. Stand as an independent that's the end of him, thankfully he can then retire on his very generous pension and savings all taken from the Public purse his whole working (LOL) life.
The Tories have been in power for 13 years.
How do you measure that.... Well its quite easy you stand and if you are voted in, or at least get a very good percentage of the vote there is still an appetite, if you dont you dont stand next time.
algo loves corbyn.
Aaah, diddums 😢 youve had your 5 minutes of fame and led Labour to their worst defeat 😂
JC never answers a question... he obfuscates at every question and heads off on a tangent... and your journalist is no better... she should be bringing him back to the question "what is your solution to the immigration problem?" Jeremy Paxton would have been doing that..!
Between 2018-2022, 56 deaths were registered among those crossing the channels on small boats. 85,000 arrived successfully in the same period.
The shadow Home Secretary seems to agree with Corbyn on refugees and dinghies. Be interesting to see if voters will give Labour the power for another free-for-all.
You don't think that 1.2 million is a free-for-all; because that's how many the Tories let in in 2022? It always pays to find out the facts for yourself; the Tories are known to lie from time to time.
From FullFact.
Looking at the rate of increase in net migration each year is trickier because there’s a large margin of error in the figures.
Net migration rose from around 48,000 in 1997 to almost 140,000 in 1998.
The most recent significant increase we’ve seen was between 2013 and 2014 (Tory Government) when it increased by around 50%, from 209,000 to 313,000.
@@gio-oz8gf And that has almost nothing to do with dingies, one might want to add.
I thought Starmer let him rejoin.
Not quite, he over-ruled the NEC committee and unilaterally decided to withdraw the whip, hence Jeremy is still a member of the Labour sitting as an independent.
It wasn't up to Starmer. Corbyn was cleared of wrong doing because he had done nothing wrong and his suspension in the party lifted.
Political parties are not democratic. The UK is democratic which is why Corbyn is absolutely able to stand as an independent.
It’s unfortunate people don’t understand this.
It’s unsurprising that Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t understand this. He never seems to understand that the goal of a political party is to win elections when he was the leader of Labour.
The only think this...thing should stand for is a firing squad.
He's an abject failure
I respect his compassion for refugees and broadly agree with him there. But I strongly disagree with his foreign/defence policy particularly on Ukraine and Russia.
Says the man who banned how many himself?🙄
Go on, tell us how many, then tell us how many Starmer had banned
Go on who did he ban? Name them.
So sad for Jeremy corbin the world is only for criminals not for the good man like you
all gravy?
Clean your glasses man.