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Originally Posted by Jack_
If you think Crosby hasn't been drafting up a plan to use this to the Conservative's advantage, you're completely naive. Things are about to get vary nasty, very quickly.
We'd all prefer this incident to not be politicised so soon, but it's going to be. And quite frankly Corbyn needs to define himself on this issue before his opposition define him, which is what happened to Miliband. I am absolutely terrified at what lies ahead if that disgusting woman is gifted a landslide majority, there is far too much to lose to just allow them to get away with setting the agenda here.
He's treading a fine line citing UK foreign policy, even if he is right. Should be focusing more on the cuts to policing under May's watch as home secretary, which, as we can see here, she was warned about :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34875077
He needs to ask serious questions about why two people could report Abedi's penchant for extremism and nothing be done.
And, of course, point out that he was right all along:
These clips need playing ad nauseam for the next two weeks. The tabloid press are about to unleash an all-out assault and it's imperative Labour are prepared for it. |
Brilliant post again.
This woman has made catastrophic decisions all through her over 6 years as home Secretary.
Which you highlighted in your post.
I agree with Corbyn and timing is always hard to get right by anyone,the timing however of actually calling a general election after the Westminster attack,should set off alarm bells as to this extreme woman's obsession with her own authority.
What happens during said election periods that affect lives and bring about loss of lives,is vital for to then hear Parties hopes to begin to deal with same.
Also what they see as a cause to them.
How they too would look to not ignite and fuel further more vile attacks.