Considering the fact that the leader of the Labour Party took money from Iran’s propaganda outlet the response from the Labour Party is precisely as expected.
I’ve written to Boris Johnson requesting an urgent Privy Council briefing and answers to questions following the US assassination of Qassem Suleimani. pic.twitter.com/kOw36b6Ex2
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) January 3, 2020
Note question 7;
“What assessment has been made of the potential increase in the risk of terrorist attack in the UK itself as a result of the assassination and what action has been undertaken by the government to address any increased risk.”
One would have thought that Corbyn would be better placed than anyone to know what the risks would be as he has been working with Hezbollah’s biggest UK fans for sometime as we have shown in the video below.
Corbyn is no stranger to the Iranian parliament either, perhaps he could ask some of his friends over there whether they intend to target the UK in response to an Iranian general being blown up in Iraq by American drones.
Here is @JeremyCorbyn standing happily in Iran's Islamic Consultative Assembly in 2014. He is not a neutral arbiter in this conflict, he stands firmly on the side of Iran's theocratic dictators. https://t.co/FLH6YILp0W pic.twitter.com/dbIXvAVo54
— The Golem (@TheGolem_) January 3, 2020
Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell didn’t waste any time getting stuck in either;
John McDonnell (with mic) now speaking at rally against assassination of Soleimani. Demanding the UK Government condemn the killing unequivocally. Terrifying how close this man came to becoming Chancellor. pic.twitter.com/CyBaW41In8
— James Bickerton (@JBickertonUK) January 4, 2020
The Shadow Justice Secretary
Richard Burgon (shadow justice secretary) now speaking at protest against the killing of Soleimani outside Downing Street. Organised by the ironically named Stop the War Coalition. pic.twitter.com/IgIaTxpy2F
— James Bickerton (@JBickertonUK) January 4, 2020
Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell led the Labour Party to its worst election result for 85 years. Quite what they’re still doing at the helm of the Labour Party is a mystery.
