Northern Ireland has been a key theme for Jeremy Corbyn during his long career as a back-banker. Mr. Corbyn, the back banker, was a Republican supporter. He supported a united Ireland and identified himself several times with Sinn Féin, with which the provisional IRA was engulfed. He voted against the Anglo-Irish agreement in 1985 on the grounds that it strengthened the border between North and South. He systematically went outside the mainstream of the Labour Party, which favoured a generally bipartisan approach to Northern Ireland. Nevertheless, he voted in favour of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement, on the grounds that he offered hope for peace and reconciliation beyond the demarcation line. Anthony, please delete your embarrassing and innacurate article now that you have shown that wrong. You can keep talking about comics, because that`s what you do well.

Repetition is indeed a form of brainwashing and, of course, people are not aware of the fact that it is done to them. And the establishment`s propaganda machine – that is, the Corporate MSM – used it to do the Salisbury poisonings well, to convince most (but not all) British citizens that this was the evil that Mr Putin and the Ruskies wot were doing. That`s why they left him for three weeks before discovering the Novitchok at the front doorknob (although they removed Skripal`s pets the day after his alleged poisoning!), which allowed MSM to endlessly speculate on how poisoning was practiced and to move the audience so that they wouldn`t begin to question the story with a little critical thinking. , for example, why would Putin have committed an attack just three months before the start of the football World Cup, which was the first time to organize Russia? At the time, there were very few honest MPs on the Conservative side, but a number of good Labour. Tony Benn was an exceptional character, but everyone`s choice was Jeremy Corbyn. Due to his efforts to agree on the details of the repatriation of prisoners to their country of origin, I was released prematurely and was able to return a new sheet. I am an old man now and I still run my own small business. I have grandchildren and great-grandchildren. But to be pedantic, the article can be challenged pretty quickly with a little research (it allowed Anthony, you should try). Take a look at what the experts said about the Anglo-Irish agreement before and after it was signed. Then take a look at the Good Friday agreement and see what you think has been the necessary effect.

Also look at the contact of the British alliance with the paramilitaries – more emissaries than Corbyn were involved and not above the table. An article is easier to read if it is objective and fair, not loaded and distorted – can get it out of the rags. I`m going because someone in my branch of the party has proposed a good place to learn. I don`t learn a lot from the strings, which is a shame, because people seem to say interesting things because they deteriorate so often. It is by no means an exaggeration to say that without the returns, there would have been no Good Friday agreement – and without Corbyn there would have been no returns, which is why his commitment to all that followed was absolutely decisive. As the SKWAWKBOX showed exclusively in 2017, Jeremy Corbyn`s involvement in Northern Ireland included interviews with republican and loyalist figures – many at the request of the British government, in particular Mo Mowlam, then northern Ireland minister. For the protocol, Corbyn`s commitment to Troops Out (the main Irish Republican organisation in the UK); his welcome of Sinn Féin members to Parliament, just weeks after the Brighton bombing, in which his colleagues were murdered; and his willingness to speak publicly and be associated with Sinn Féin, while supporting his political objective of a United Kingdom of Ireland, when the IRA had not yet implemented a ceasefire, were at best without consequences of the peace process and, at worst, a back-and-forth.