by T.J. Coles
Part 3 - BREXIT AND THE ZIONIST BULLIES
Labour’s worst strategic error was its position of Brexit neutrality: to hold a second, confirmatory referendum on Britain’s initial decision to leave the EU and campaign neither for Leave nor Remain. Corbyn simply would not learn from the lessons of the local council and European elections, at which Labour got annihilated due to its Brexit fence-sitting.
Had Corbyn adopted a full Remain stance and proposed a second referendum (e.g., Theresa May’s old Withdrawal Agreement vs Remain), and backed Remain, many voters would have been more inclined to vote Labour than LibDem. Corbyn wanted to bring people together, but no one can bring together people who want to stay entrenched. There are times to take a stand and Corbyn failed, due in part to his own Euroscepticism and always wanting to see the best in people; that somehow both Leavers and Remainers want to compromise. The party could have replaced Corbyn prior to the election, but then the UK risked losing the Corbyn social agenda, which has been lost now, anyway.
Labour’s pathetic acquiescence to Zionist bullies inside (e.g., Tom Watson, John Mann) and outside the party (e.g., the Board of Deputies of British Jews) allowed “anti-Semitism” (of which few claims were genuine, as Justin Schlosberg and others have documented) to act as a blanket to hide Labour’s actual policies.
Labour internalized the problem and apologized for things its staff never did. This opened the floodgates to more Zionist abuse and the lowering of party morale, as was the Zionists’ intentions. For example, Jacob Baime, the Executive Director of the anti-boycott organization, the Israel on Campus Coalition, explained how “anti-Semitism” accusations work: “It’s psychological warfare. It drives them crazy. They either shut down, or they spend time investigating [the accusations against them] instead of attacking Israel.”
This had already been exposed by Al Jazeera. It is stupefying to think that Labour propagandists au fait with how Zionist hasbara operatives work failed to grasp what was happening.
Then there’s the media. The attacks in 2017 were bad enough, but not as severe as this year’s relentless abuse. This is probably due to the assumption in 2017 that Corbyn wouldn’t win.
After Labour’s vote share increased under Corbyn from 30.4 to 40 percent (just 2.6 behind the Tories), the media panicked to the point where, this year, even the state broadcaster, the BBC, blatantly broke Electoral Commission rules, allowing its political editor Laura Kuenssberg to cite the results of postal ballots live on-air before the results had been officially called. The BBC did everything to protect Boris Johnson, such as “accidentally” editing out anti-Johnson studio audience laughter upon rebroadcast.
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