Thread by @TimesCorbyn

Guardian's response to Corbyn's 'peace work'

'These occasions always also provide a showcase for Mr Corbyn's abiding qualities: his lack of wider political and moral judgement, his predilection for gesture politics, his insensitivity to the feeling of most Londoners' 1/6

The previous section.
'Every few years, the London Labour MP Jeremy Corbyn indulges his romantic support for the Irish republicans by using his parliamentary privileges to give the a publicity platform.' 2/6

'Now he has done it again, this time by inviting Gerry Adams to Westminster in a week in which London is still reeling from a major bombing, at a time when the IRA's reversion to violence has been arguably the principal cause of the deterioration of the situation ... in NI' 3/6

When Corbynistas say he was working for peace, show them this:

'Mr Corbyn's actions do not advance the cause of peace in Northern Ireland and are not seriously intended to do so.' 4/6

Yet again the Guardian warns Gerry Adams to stay away from Corbyn.

'It is surprising that a politician as clever & important as the Sinn Fein leader should be bothered with him. Grown-up people ought to keep this childish sideshow in perspective' 5/6

https://twitter.com/TimesCorbyn/status/1192895237838065664

'Mr Corbyn is a fool, and a fool whom the Labour Party would probably be better off without.'

Even the Guardian knew it then. 6/6

Lots of threads today & watch out for an exclusive at 18:00 (& possibly one at 20:00) this evening.
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