Theresa May accused Jeremy Corbyn of racism and got what she deserved
This is Theresa May’s attitude to people who belong to an ethnic minority.
Oh dear. Oh very dearie me indeed.
I wonder which ill-advised advisor told Tory Theresa May at Prime Minister’s Questions to ignore the first inquiry from Jeremy Corbyn and tackle him over the fabricated nonsense about an anti-Semitism epidemic in the Labour Party? If you didn’t see it, here she is:
@MidWalesMike You missed out the word imaginary there, given your record on racism you can’t call anyone on racism.
— Ian Davies (@IanTheInventor) July 17, 2019
You go girl!
(No, seriously, you have to go, girl. You just made the worst mockery of yourself that could possibly happen, for the reason elucidated by Ian Davies.)
There was a huge response to this – partly fuelled by Yr Obdt Srvt:
@TheresaMay #PMQs Pathetic political hot air death throes of a useless waste of space.
— London DADA (@artaxis) July 17, 2019
after 3 years she's still not twigged the purpose of #PMQs, despite getting the questions in advance it's difficult to think of anything he's asked to which she's given a proper answer
— Sue Lane (@sulaAlice) July 17, 2019
— Mama Fratelli (@MamaFratelli4) July 17, 2019
The SNP’s Commons leader, Ian Blackford, took issue with Mrs May over her flagrant hypocrisy.
https://twitter.com/NoToHateInWales/status/1151525499933511680
Yes indeed:
https://twitter.com/IamalrightJack/status/1151483805036883968
This Prime Minister sent out ‘Go Home’ vans, created the ‘hostile environment’, deported black British citizens & won’t tackle Islamaphobia in her party; now she uses #PMQs to politicise the very serious issue of anti-semitism to shouts of “More!” from Tory MPs. SHAMEFUL.
— Dan Carden MP (@DanCardenMP) July 17, 2019
Theresa May is a racist goblin who deported black British citizens to their deaths in exile overseas and repeatedly sought to deport gays and lesbians to vile homophobic regimes like Uganda, where they have the death penalty for homosexuality.
pass it on.
— Another Angry Voice (@Angry_Voice) July 17, 2019
Oh, and by the way…
You might also remember that May was Home Sec then and that the compassionate request was denied.
— Monsignor it's all Corbyn's fault. (@ItCorbyn) July 17, 2019
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And how did the BBC’s 1’O Clock Propaganda Bulletin report it? No mention of the hypocrisy of Treeeza beyond ‘a bit of cheek’ and that A/S is now clearly a ‘Jeremy Corbyn problem’. The outgoing PM has been seen for the hypocritical idiot she is on social media and by anyone with intelligence, but there are thousands of sheep out there who still take their news from the BBC who will be coming away with a different outlook and, in that view, that’s the Tories aims met. .
The fact that the Tories are getting ever more nasty and insulting in their attacks upon Jeremy Corbyn’s character shows just how frightened of him and desperate they are.