Category: Corbyn
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That horrible anti-transgender campaign
Why on earth would anyone be so mean as to campaign against transgender rights? The notion of a socialist doing so is especially absurd. No wonder people are angry!
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Emergency! First aid instructions within
Our NHS has nearly gone. The destruction, which started long ago now, is nearly complete. It’ll take a general election to save it but there’s something we have to do first, and we need to be doing it now…
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The secret the rich are desperate to keep
Why are rich business people, most of the Tory Party, and those on the affluent right of all the other parties engaged in such a vicious battle to stop you understanding the new economics?
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Follow The Money
Everyone’s angry and frightened, even the rich, because the rich follow the money, and the money just isn’t giving clear instructions.’
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Our lousy politicians
There could have been some real politics tonight – it could have made a difference, but these amateurs missed an opportunity.
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Brexit debates for the old, the sick and the poor
We are not a nation of Leavers and Remainers – we are people who have the same problems and the same needs – Jeremy Corbyn, Hastings, January 2019
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On reviewing a book I haven’t read
Well I’ve never done this before. The book is Citizen Clem by John Bew. The pic at the top of this article is from the Ken Loach film, Spirit of ’45. When you’ve read this book review, if you’re interested in all the talk of Jeremy Corbyn being like (or not like) Clement Attlee, I…
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It’s not the end of the world… or is it?
I put a status update on Facebook expressing my frustration about all these EU experts around me thinking Brexit is a more important issue than all the lives that are falling apart and being lost around us right now.
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Robert Tressell didn’t have Broadband
So, my mobile phone went squiffy and a couple of days later the phone-lines went down, leaving me the choice of the sort-of functional computers at the children’s library or life off-line. The worst thing was, after a few days of it, the temptation to try and get news from mainstream TV.
Kay Green 