Right-wing rags try to smear Corbyn with fake link to KKK
Skwawkbox is right to suggest the right-wing press is getting desperate in its attempts to smear Jeremy Corbyn (the Express also ran the David Duke smear.
I say: Let them get on with it. They will soon run out of steam, and those of us who are interested in facts will be able to counter their nonsense claims.
Of course, some of us may end up having to face nuisance disciplinary cases cooked up with the complicity of the Labour Party – but the silliness of that against Marc Wadsworth (for example) has demonstrated what these are.
My own case is likely to come to a hearing soon, but I hold little hope for justice as there is a directive from Labour’s NEC to find me guilty even if I am innocent.
I am crowdfunding for the cash to be able to take legal action against my accusers. As Labour’s policy is that defendants are guilty until proven innocent, in defiance of the fundamental principles of British justice, it seems best to reintroduce real British justice into these matters.
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The Times recently provided an object lesson in the depths of Establishment fear and desperation to smear Jeremy Corbyn with its attempt to paint the Labour leader as antisemitic for appearing alongside a respected Jewish Holocaust survivor – eight years ago. Corbyn, at that time, was standing squarely in support of Jewish people, as his voting record – easily checkable – showed.
The Times had scraped right through the barrel-bottom – but it seems it just kept on digging until it hit the sewer.
The rag has now attempted to smear Corbyn by association with racist organisation the KKK, based on a comment from the KKK’s leader. But to use that, the Murdoch outfit had to ignore the fact that David Duke had launched a vicious attack on Corbyn for his anti-racist activities.
The Establishment is stooping to depths that are not only ludicrous but self-defeating. The smears have been pushed so far beyond any credibility that they are exposing the desperation, fear and bankruptcy of those behind them.
Source: Times’ new Corbyn-smear low exposes Establishment bankruptcy | The SKWAWKBOX
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Ever more desperate, …ever more ludicrous and libellous.
The problem is that the lobotomised zombie masses reading this rubbish will believe whatever they’re told to believe by the filthy rags and establishment ‘views at ten’ in no small part because they want to believe it.
That’s how the so called mainstream establishment media works to maintain the lucrative status quo, make sensational accusations against anyone and anything that threatens the corruption.
Tell people what they want them to hear and sell, sell, sell it.
Worry about the fact checks, apologies, retractions and libel cases later because at that point the desired effect has been achieved and any cost incurred is profit well spent.