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The Spectator, Jeremy Corbyn and the IRA
The Spectator‘s Alex Massie penned an article last Tuesday entitled: “Jeremy Corbyn should not be allowed to rewrite the history of his support for the IRA”. Corbyn’s association with Sinn Féin – the political wing of the now-decommissioned (Provisional) Irish Republican Army – is a common line of attack used against him by his opponents. Whilst it is true that Corbyn has been happy to meet […]
The Media-Assisted Manufacturing of “Corbyn’s Anti-Semitism Crisis”
When I first heard British Labour Party MP Ken Livingstone‘s comments about Jews, Zionism and Adolf Hitler on Vanessa Feltz’ radio show, they instinctively struck me as problematic and offensive. The words of the exchange, which specifically related to remarks a fellow party MP, Naz Shah, had made about Jews and the state of Israel, were as […]
Jeremy Corbyn and the Relentlessness of the Mainstream British Media
The general public in Britain have learned much about Jeremy Corbyn in recent weeks. The mainstream British media’s spotlight has focussed sharply and intensely on his past, his principles and his future aspirations, both stated and alleged. That very spotlight, however, has also revealed (or perhaps merely confirmed, for the already-cynical amongst us) so much […]
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