Will you stand up and be counted against Cameron? Or will you just stand by?

Last Updated: May 3, 2016By
Extremist: Zac Goldsmith has been running a hate campaign against his main opponent, Sadiq Khan. This Times cartoon nails it.

Extremist: Zac Goldsmith has been running a hate campaign against his main opponent, Sadiq Khan. This Times cartoon nails it.

It’s a simply enough question.

The Conservatives and their supporters on Labour’s right wing have done their best to muddy the question with their accusations of anti-Semitism among senior Labour figures and their attempts to associate any guilt with candidates in the current elections, such as Sadiq Khan.

(Any such guilt is questionable. Mr Khan was among those who took pains to disassociate himself from those who had been accused, and the remarks that caused the offence are now known not to have been what they were presented as being.)

The same critics have done nothing about Conservative Zac Goldsmith’s blatantly Islamaphobic campaign for the post of London Mayor (to quote another famous example). It seems our so-called ‘One Nation’ Conservatives believe in one law for them and a completely different law for the rest of us.

Meanwhile, they are failing in – or more likely ignoring – every promise they made to the people of the UK.

That’s not good enough.

So the question is: Will you stand up against the Tories? Or will you stand by?

Here’s Jeremy Corbyn to explain it in more detail:

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6 Comments

  1. Nick May 3, 2016 at 10:40 am - Reply

    The only people mike on Thursday voting conservative will be Kamikaze ones and selfish ones at that

  2. jeffrey davies May 3, 2016 at 11:08 am - Reply

    norman law hay one for then another for us while this crapp goes on aktion t4 rolling along without much of a ado jeff3

  3. roybeiley May 3, 2016 at 12:11 pm - Reply

    I am for Jeremy but my local aTory guy will almost certainly win. Sigh.

  4. Franklin Percival May 3, 2016 at 12:17 pm - Reply

    If he fails in his bid for the mayoralty of London Frank Zacharias Robin cannot be allowed to continue to represent a small part of it in parliament.

  5. David Woods May 3, 2016 at 3:14 pm - Reply

    Where are the police?

    If any ‘normal’ citizen did this they’d be locked up and charged with ‘Incitement’ both religious and racial!

    Would Londons Police Commissioner please give his reasons for not having him arrested!

    • NMac May 4, 2016 at 2:14 pm - Reply

      The very same thoughts crossed my mind.

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