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New Labour Party Leadership Widens Rift Between Left and Center – The New York Times

October 16, 2015 By in Business Administration, Defense Policy, Democracy, Fiscal Policy, Foreign Policy, Politics Tags: , , , , , , , , , 1 Comment
Jeremy Corbyn

Jeremy Corbyn (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

According to the NYT, under Jeremy Corbyn, feuding has broken out over key issues like Syrian and economic policy, The paper speculates about a purge of deputies on the right follow.

Source: New Labour Party Leadership Widens Rift Between Left and Center – The New York Times.

The hard-left leader of the Labour Party is attracting world attention because he is damaging the UK’s best interests.

Thoughts?

 

Corbyn won the battle on Saudi jails. Now it’s time to defend British justice | Anne Perkins | Comment is free | The Guardian

October 15, 2015 By in Business Administration, David Cameron, Economics, Growth, People, Politics Tags: , , , , , , 1 Comment
English: Saudi Arabia

English: Saudi Arabia (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

According to the left-leaning Guardian, Jeremy Corbyn has the perfect opportunity at PMQs to start the fightback against unjust court charges that make people pay for protesting their innocence.

Source: Corbyn won the battle on Saudi jails. Now it’s time to defend British justice | Anne Perkins | Comment is free | The Guardian

Corbyn is already responsible for losing miliary sales for the UK, whilst France cuts new deals with Saudi Arabia, Russia and India.

Corbyn is a joke but he’s also a serious risk to the UK.

Corbyn has already damaged Britain’s foreign policy in the Middle East and threatens to do the same with China in next week’s state banquet hosted by the Queen for the Chinese President.

I expect financial analysts to start counting the cost of the ‘Corbyn Risk’ in financial projections and asset values. The hard-left, like Corbyn and his supporters are more interested in their own political dogma and indoctrinating the weaker members of UK society, irrespective of the evidence. It’s sad that the left-leaning Guardian is drawn deeper into this web.

Thoughts?