There seems to be a number of forum members in this thread who speak of Jeremy Corbyn as some kind of "three headed monster" and those within his shadow cabinet as " bloodsucking vampires" and in that they are not.
In the foregoing the above are nothing more than a group who have come to prominence within the Labour Movement because they expand on a rejuvenated thinking within that movement for polices much closer to those held by Labour at its formation. At some point in the future that thinking, those policies and those persons will be put to the test in a General Election in which all will be able to accept or reject those policies and the persons offering them.
Should the Labour party with Jeremy Corbyn as its leader be elected to government it will be because the majority see no future for them in the centrist political thinking that has so dominated the British politics for more than the last three decades. Therefore, people need only look at the polices that Jeremy Corbyn and his shadow cabinet put forward supported by Momentum and the trade unions and judge if those policies are in their and this country's interest.
In the above, there is no need for personal attacks on those placing that thinking, belief and those policies before all of us as they have brought forward all the foregoing by way of constitutional means accepted by the wider Labour Movement.
As the late Tony Benn so often stated you should always attack the subject matter, and not the person expanding that subject matter in politics
