"Interesting how a decent opposition leader has the rabid right running arounfd in circles"

Interesting how shining the spotlight on young jeremy of the allotment shows the true nature of the man.(the spy come in from the allotment,
according to the FT) Was Was Jeremy Corbyn a spy? shuffling scruffily around St James’s Park with his cling-filmed sandwiches, looking for dead drops – or screwing tiny microphones into the lids of his jars of home-made jam before presenting them to unsuspecting colleagues.
"In John le Carré’s most recent novel, A Legacy of Spies, George Smiley laments “a cause the world barely remembers” – and, as so often, he is right. The worst possible reaction to the reports of Corbyn’s Czech connection is also the most common: who cares?" To which the old adage "you can tell a man by the company he keeps" requires to be displayed everywhere in four foot fluorescents. The allegations cannot be dismissed as an irrelevance. Who controls the past controls the future, as all totalitarians know. But it is also true that those who insist upon understanding the past have the best chance of safeguarding their own liberty.
He is unfit for the highest office.