Could Corbyn damage Starmer? | James O'Brien - The Whole Show 

Me, too.

@@dean9235why vote for a Marxist who wants the country weaker. No skills himself, no experience of office, could only take money off one to hand to another.

Because Corbyn is a massive danger to the arms industry, tax dodgers, bankers, the elites and Zionists. He can't be bought and they don't have anything they can blackmail him with. But it's mainly his support of Palestine. You can't be in power if you support Palestine in the UK. Everyone knows that.

I think you will find that most people are not capable of being discerning hence why they went with Boris, a man that gave them Brexit and Partygate when they could have had someone who would have been truly reformative.

I want to know this too!!! He seems like a nice and reasonable man.

Corbyn was the man for the poor such as myself, growing up in my late teens. He wanted to tax the rich and hold up the truest meaning of international law. James O Brien, like much of the media didn't like his rhetoric and so they smeared him consistently about antisemitism which btw, is rampant in every party.

Because he suggested supporting Palestine before it was popular? Because he suggested that rich people should pay more? Because he believes in people before country? Man made alot of enemies

Because he can’t bring himself to think rationality or objectively when it comes to Starmer. His idol can do no wrong

@@nazb1982 he rationalizes it to himself that "he has to do it" and after he will be great. LOL. he's awful now and once in power he will be godawful.

If a presenter is to lead British conversations, then they need to scrutinize all policitians, irrespective of personal views. The same standard needs to be applied to all.

Says the guy called flipping NAZIPHONE???

@@ianjames92 when there is no valid argument to makr

He would have absolutely.

he himself, yes, but due to the british system he would have been obstructed heavily by parl and others. in france for example he could have done tons of things. the only way to break through this would have been many alternative media and people on the streets all the time. constant popular pressure, but ya there was a small chance for brits to have a better life and it was crushed.

One day he'll have to eat his words.

Who could miss the faux antisemitism hysteria ? He may never learn and is particularly ignorant on the middle east.

Because he is a reminder of what they ARE and what they are NOT: *The truth & human morality* And the end of Arm sells to Israel & any country committing human rights violation that means financially affecting the war machine "businessman"! And he is unable to be brought & be a puppet unlike the majority of politicians. They fear that he might be Prime Minister where he would correct Britain's greatest sin against humanity by giving historic Palestine to the Palestinians, which is few main reason why so much hate is propagating against him and the endless smear campaign against Jeremy Corbyn. Because he promised to recognises the injustice committed against the people of Palestine and he is more than willing to give them recognition which the Zionists feared the most since the creation and recognition of Palestine will pressure or force Israel to give back and withdraw from from the occupied territories! Leading to 2 state solution & evidently Israel/ZIonists don't want that.

What lies will bite Starmer?

What lies has Starmer told, poppet?

Like another commenter said, they literally act as if he’s Voldemort whenever his name is mentioned.

His anti-ukrainian views outweigh his pro Palestine views for most

@@jamesarnold7253 What is wrong with his position on Ukraine to be classed as "anti-Ukraine". I watched a recent debate of him on Ukraine, and his position was that rather than just sending arms, there is a need to talk more peace. Is that a bad position?

@@GiZeeGis in August 2022 he said we should stop sending arms. At that point Putin was aiming to take the whole country. If we listened to people like him there wouldn't be a Ukraine now would there? Putin wants us to sit on the edge talking about peace while he takes what he wants. Corbyn would be more than happy to give him exactly that

@@jamesarnold7253 so is that why Starmer spent so long distancing himself from him? If I was Starmer I would have said Corbyn has some position that I do not support, like his position on Ukraine, otherwise he was an excellent candidate for labour. Proof in that is his constituants love in and am certain if we had a direct election in the UK he will beat Starmer at a national election.

liberals are right wing they will not tolerate the socialist

I'm disappointed too comrade at his unprofessional smearing of Boris, Liz, Rishi and Brexit. He should be sacked for having an opinion.

the middle class liberals decide the left wing narrative in the media

Starmer fan boy that’s why

Totally agree.

But would he support Ukraine after Russia's Invasion?

What a load of bs!

@@reiw5802 Probably, that isn't a political decision that is a national security necessity.

​@@VicePointGTAX-wd9iz corbyn has since said we shouldn't send arms to Ukraine. So as PM how can you be so sure he would have?

@@jamesarnold7253 When did he say that? At this point in the war, we probably don't need to and shouldn't - but at the start of the war it was essential I'm able to be sure he will have done the same as the Conservatives, because the advice from all external directions will have been identical

Corbyn never did anything antisemitic.

💯agree with you.

I can't find anything atrocious that warrants him to be called antisemitic. Nothing. I can't see anything that isn't worse in the new labour party.

Your access to the internet is not working?​@@charisma-hornum-fries

A huge amount has been written about Corbyn’s anti-Semitism and links to anti-Semitism. I suspect by now that minds have been made up on every side and that the people who are willing to pretend that it is all a smear campaign organised by the right-wing media have deluded themselves beyond redemption. couple of irrefutable facts stand out. ​@@charisma-hornum-fries

Corbyn, sunak, bojo, truss abd keir. Corbyn every time

@@higuk999 Corbyn every time in the Tower

I second that everytime

Yes, to Corbyn over the other three.

And that’s why I’ll be voting REFORM 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

But they aren't being punished.??

​@@stephenmurray8559You're forcefully taking a year of their lives away. No adult knows what this program will be so it's worthless on a CV. They can't do a gap year or go to uni or get a job because someone in London decided national service would win them votes.

That’s one of the things that’s always stood out for me. All those that blame the younger generations for this an that. Well why weren’t they brought up better if certain issues are going on? You can’t blame the present/future for the mistakes of the past.

The political left bailed out on the 11th to push Hamas talking points instead. I don’t think people care about veterans anymore.

He left them on the beaches. {:o:O:}

The hypocrisy is mind blowing. And the media don't pick up on it properly.

@@frixosfriedman7813 They're only doing it so in the miracle they get back into power they can say "LOOK, we've reduced youth unemployment!!!"

Half a day

Boomers grew up in bliss

When have a 18 year old ever been able to afford to drive?

Yep I wanted to be like my dad and drive. Instead I could barely find a job during my A-Levels, when I did it was all kinds of bad luck like being hired at Woolworths in November 2008, and my only independent regular income was something called EMA...

Or maybe First Aid or something. I had a lot of fun doing First Aid. It takes 1 day of training, and you can make friends. And I got a pay rise too (even though I kept getting made redundant)

Corbyn never told the truth about his Euroscepticism by hiding behind the mask of neutrality during the 2016 referendum.

Daan wiv Fatcher

Yeah. Truly. Looks like he will fail to get 600 seats.

London is a great place to visit, there is a Labour mayor, go check out the science museum. Oh I'm missing a word. Sounds like you were telling lies!

I have 3 beloved daughters aged 6, 16 and 19. I am proud to say I have never raised a hand to any of them. Why do people hit their kids? For me, the reasons are obvious. Look inside yourself....

Excellent. And may I suggest, in 4D? 🙂

Yahoo messenger chess was 2d

Chess, by definition, is played in 2D. The board is NOT a cube.

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Least they can spell

and the forde report. the same people he defends here were fantasizing about killing diane and sent media to the toilet were diana was hiding in order to work through her hurt and cry.

Wot about Suez?

James had no control over that.

Something about Nigel farage being voted sexiest man or something

@@MV-se4di That was it. But not by a Vote. A statement in The Spectator

@@MV-se4di lol oh

Ain't appn'n

Me an moy woife are considerably richer than yao 🤣

Sunak is the candidate for trillionaires

@@daisyb5646 Google John Cauldwell.

Corbyn is the candidate of the champagne revolutionaries.

The country has shown it will only vote Tories into power. Why is anyone surprised Labour would appoint a leader that looks like a Tory? They've only lost elections for the past 14 years!

​@@jonnobloggs1139of the people up on offer, champagne revolutionary would have been better than billionaire.

And what was that question ay little Twisty crass bot? Also. Didn’t It’s own idol Farage run for the hills in that Question time debate yesterday when facing the publics questions? No mention of that ay… 😂😂😂

​@@TheDom277The caller asked Starmer did he back Corbyn in the last election. Caller said yes or no. Starmer refused to answer. Farage won that debate with. Nick Putting words in people's mouths Robinson. Robinsons face at the end was a picture he couldn't end the debate quick enough lol

@@twisteddancer7773 And the caller didn’t know if he did when Starmer himself has already said he did way before that? 😂😂😂 That wasn’t the Question time one little crass bot. He ran for the hills instead of facing the public lol! 😂😂😂 And again. It must be watching something very different to every other person if it thinks Farage can EVER win any form of debate lol! 😂😂😂

​@@TheDom277Well technically the bbc refused to have him on that leaders debate last night. Farage said he wanted a debate with Sunak and Starmer

@@twisteddancer7773 Lol!! 😂😂😂 Is that best it has to come back with? “Technically…” 😂 The BBC stated the main parties (Labour, Tories, Lib Dem’s, SNP and Reform) would be facing the publics questions. And what did he do? First opportunity he takes off at light speed… Just like after the Brexit vote lol! Then comes back crying saying “but but but I would have done Brexit better!!!!” 😂😂😂

Troll

63 is the new 43.

She's... ❤️ years of age

Labour ran out of money during the best economy the World has ever seen. They bang on about their growth during the 90s and early 2000s up to the recession and act like it was all on them. A monkey could have done well under those conditions. And they ran out of money. Do we REALLY, REALLY want Labour back in charge when they messed up big time under a booming global economy, when the global economy is suffering so much right now?

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Is this sarcasm?

Yes, I agree, he is useless.

Why?

Maybe you'll get the sack....how would you like that?

He reminds me of the Pub Landlord's Fact Hunt.

Thanks for that mental image, gonna take a lot of scrubbing to get that out

Nice commentary

@Bill-bn2ew David Blunkit and Anne Widdecome turned up with some charlie for an all nighter hide the sausage sesh.

the state of your mind… sort it out mate

I can envisage Diane screaming " Ohhhh.... Jeremy Corbyn!!!"

Thanks for the fearmongering!

You may have a long wait.

​@@michaeladkins6that's what you said last time, remember? 😂

Fishy is heading for a three figure majority 🎉🍾🇬🇧

@@jonnobloggs1139 500+

Doing the rounds where exactly?

Hey look, one of the reform bots, seen this exact comment on other videos.

@@lcg8220 They're really desperate, aren't they?

No Khan do Vinnie 😜

Khan isn't an MP so not really likely is it?