Corbyn's Inertia 2

I'm afraid, there is only one way to change Corbyn's mind on our future- and that is for disastrous results for Labour in May- with all pro-remainers switching to Green and Lib Dems in droves. Sad, but true.

From Molly Scott Cato, of the Greens, in the Independent today:

'Like Davis, Corbyn is responding to a world that no longer exists, a world where the EU was a bosses’ Europe and socialism in one country a coherent political philosophy. In this sense, Davis and Corbyn are both fighting yesterday’s battles and are two sides of the same coin.'

He doesn’t believe in the EU, actually I don't think he ever did.
I don’t believe in it as it stands now, but I did do back then.
Corbyn fans will disagree of course, but it was pretty obvious leading up to the referendum.I would have thought more of him however ( all the so called ‘principles’) if he had come out with the message of wanting to leave ‘outright’ and not by fudging and avoiding questions,

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