Corbyn’s World

22 June 2016

On the Labour Leader, electoral mathematics, immigration and the EU — and the one thing that might take him to No 10.

In the event that we do leave the EU, David Cameron must surely fall. He will be remembered in history as the Conservative Prime Minister who, after an undistinguished first term, sacrificed his second — and his nation’s stability — in the interest of a party unity he ultimately did not secure. He will likely also be the man responsible for the breakup of the United Kingdom, with Scotland seceding in favour of the EU — always assuming that the world’s largest trading bloc is not torn apart by internal strife in the aftermath of Cameron’s failed gambit. Just about the only thing of which the newly solitary UK will have a surplus is irony.

How, then, is it possible that the new-minted leader of the UK’s only meaningful opposition party does not look like the obvious winner of our next general election, whether that comes later this year or in 2020?


John Oliver takes on the EU Referendum

20 June 2016

John  Oliver, a little frazzled in the first half, but unmissable all the same, and the final song is absolutely brilliant.


Landmine Kafon

19 June 2016

Mine Kafon | Callum Cooper from Focus Forward Films on Vimeo.


RIP

17 June 2016

RIP Jo Cox, alas.

 


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