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Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to prevent the “catastrophe” of no-deal Brexit, but his head of digital campaigning Ben Soffa has sold software to three campaigns pushing for No Deal, our report is here ft.com/content/abf4c0… 
Soffa says he’s only part-time at Labour:
“This is a company that provides campaign software, just in the sense that Microsoft provides Microsoft Word and it’s not really their responsibility what someone types into their campaign software..as long as it’s legal, not racist.”
“This is a company that provides campaign software, just in the sense that Microsoft provides Microsoft Word and it’s not really their responsibility what someone types into their campaign software..as long as it’s legal, not racist.”
Christine Jardine, a Lib Dem MP, says:
“This revelation will do little to ease concerns that Jeremy Corbyn and his closest allies are unwilling to prevent a hard Brexit . . . The Corbyn machine has consistently stood in the way of those trying to stop the calamity of Brexit.”
“This revelation will do little to ease concerns that Jeremy Corbyn and his closest allies are unwilling to prevent a hard Brexit . . . The Corbyn machine has consistently stood in the way of those trying to stop the calamity of Brexit.”
incidentally Leave Means Leave denied ever working with Soffa’s company (Organic Campaigns) until I showed them this screenshot
