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16 Oct, 5 tweets, 2 min read
It’s odd that as the BBC and Sky regularly cycle through the list of violent attacks on MPs they don’t mention an attempt to kill the then Leader of the Opposition. Image
2/ They also neglect to mention that time that the then Leader of the Opposition was assaulted. Image
3/ The BBC and Sky also forget to mention that time when an image of the Leader of the Opposition was used as target practice by serving soldiers
4/ It is understandable though why some members of the media won’t mention the violence against Jeremy Corbyn when they were writing headlines like this..
5/ The media were as silent at the time as they are now when the former head of a major religious lobby group called for Jeremy Corbyn to be sacrificed. An incitement against an MP is surely an incitement regardless of its source?

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