Tag Archives: Jeremy Corbyn

Czechmate: the real story behind the Jeremy Corbyn ‘spy’ hoax

Posted on 25 February, 2018 by

As allegations broke in the Murdoch press that Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was a Soviet collaborator, one man was ready and waiting in the wings to help keep the story at the top of the news agenda for as long … Continue reading →

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Expansion of this UK government programme could be the biggest threat to our democracy yet

Posted on 12 September, 2017 by

According to recently-unearthed documents, people who have participated in a demonstration, are members of a political campaign group, or who have fought the government’s cuts, can become a target of a government programme that monitors ‘extremism’. But this is just … Continue reading →

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A ‘very British coup’ against Corbyn is being played out, and it’s been decades in the making [APPENDIX]

Posted on 7 June, 2017 by

It’s a fact that the right-wing media has disproportionate influence on the outcome of Britain’s general elections. But that media doesn’t work in isolation. One key player who specialises in political smears is Paul Staines, better known as blogger Guido … Continue reading →

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The Tory dirty tricks department goes nuclear, with a little help from the BBC

Posted on 26 April, 2017 by

Faced with a real socialist alternative, the Conservative Party is deploying its dirty-tricks armoury with all guns blazing. And the media is colluding all the way. On Sunday 23 April, the BBC‘s Andrew Marr Show conducted an interview with Labour leader … Continue reading →

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Is this man the REAL reason why Angela Eagle is standing for Labour leader?

Posted on 13 July, 2016 by

  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 →

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How the ‘grooming’ of Jeremy Corbyn by an ex-spycop helped expose the entire scandal

Posted on 12 December, 2015 by

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 →

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General who fears Corbyn as PM is subject of criticism in Chilcot Inquiry

Posted on 8 November, 2015 by

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 →

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