Labour now

I have said during and since the campaign, Corbyn was wrong not to appear in the tv debates when Cameron did.

I know you did, Annie. Roses said that Cameron should have behaved like May, and therefore like you believe Corbyn did.

Corbyn made a lot more appearances than May ever did, but it's not surprising you missed them.

Corbyn came to Wales once. The Leader od the Labour Party thought only one visit was needed. May was not the leader Corbyn was the leader, nothing changed this , no use keeping on about it so you can keep talking about the man. He was the leader of the lsbour party and the party supported to remain. Perhaps the fact he has always wanted out had something to do with his refusal to take part in tv debates

You know that's not true, Annie. Corbyn wouldn't share a platform with Cameron because he had different reasons for supporting remain. He said so at the time, but you weren't listening. Cameron wasn't bothered about workers rights. Corbyn is.

labourlist.org/2016/03/corbyn-refuses-to-share-a-platform-with-cameron-on-the-eu/

Just to remind you why.

* Cameron wasn't bothered about workers rights. Corbyn is. * But not bothered enough to turn up to his own rally to defend the rights of EU workers in Britain.

Hardly surprising I missed Corbyns many ! appearances , he came to Wales once and that was to Cardiff .

So Corbyn refused to take part in tv debates because he didn't agree with Cameron,

mmmmm, so his meetings with Hamas and the IRA must mean he supported them else he would hsve treated them as he did Cameron .

Corbyn has always wanted out of the E.U, fsct.

Chewbacca, do you mean Corbyn didn't turn up last night?

What!?

Did he have a migraine?

What I can't get my head around Anniebach , is why Corbyn would go to the trouble of organising a rally to garner support for EU workers; advertise it heavily: wait until everyone else is there and just don't bother turning up ? He's shown utter contempt and a lack of respect to his party supporters and the EU workers welfare and future that he, allegedly, felt so strongly about. Contemptible.

No idea if he was there Rosesarered, he is an plonker, sooooo eighties poor man.

If a migraine bet it was caused by his Lenin cap

That's correct Anniebach , here's the link

uk.businessinsider.com/jeremy-corbyn-fails-to-turn-up-to-his-own-emergency-brexit-rally-2017-3

He's beyond contemptible, isn't he?

Chewbacca, I didn't know he hadn't bothered to turn up . He didn't organise the rally , it was organised by his fan club Momentum , they organise all his events so he just has to turn up when told .

Jen will explain all , always finds an excuse fir him no matter how weak an excuse

John McDonnell and Diane Abbott addressed the rally but Corbyn "did not appear either before or after the vote on the amendments, citing "other commitments"." And only about 150 people turned up to watch anyway. Maybe it wasn't a big enough audience for him? Maybe he just doesn't actually care about EU workers afterall? But I'm sure a Corbyn devotee will be along shortly to explain.

Thank you Chewbacca, so he had other commitments , perhaps his spring onions needed his attention or his jam wouldn't set .

So that's caring for EU workers

Yes Petra , he is.

Whether Momentum had organised it or not, Corbyn had tweeted,

"Join me tonight in Parliament Square and help defend the rights of EU citizens who have made a life here m.facebook.com/events/1304254299610323/?ti=icl …
3:25 PM - 13 Mar 2017".

And then he bailed.....

Curiouser and curiouser.

If only 150 people turned up to watch, doesn't sound as if the eu workers are very concerned either. It's not as if the 'rally' was held in the country, it was in the centre of London so one would think this would be the perfect catchment area for migrant workers.

Just a few hours later he had other commitments , thank you again chewbacca

So only about 150 there, thus could be the reason he chickened out , he likes large rallies and adoration

It's becoming increasingly difficult to defend him, when his actions are so clearly at odds with his rhetoric. I'd have far more respect for him if he simply admitted that he really didn't give a damn about workers rights; the EU or Brexit but this utter lack of respect for those that he allegedly is fighting for is contemptible.

I agree Chewbacca ,at one time I thought he was a man with principles but I was so wrong

Here we go again!