HarryVegas
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He was a flawed and ultimately unsuccessful leader of the Labour Party, but Brexit has nothing whatsoever to do with Corbyn. Nothing. It was dreamt up and delivered by the Conservative Party.
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Same_as_before
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He seemed to be quite keen to leave, but he us yesterdays man.
Same_as_before
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I don't even think they thought it up, the most successful one issue politician did.
I think you forget that it was Cameron, May, Johnson and the Conservative Party who have brought us to this point- no one else.
Many people were keen to leave but it was the above who did it. You cannot blame or point the finger anywhere else.
Distraction, Harry. It's an irrelevant piece of abstraction from 10 years ago. But taken up some bandwidth in the thread, which is all it's intended to do.
Maybe he's one of those who have previously denied themselves full coitus with the Tories...but fancied a bit of Blowjo in the 2019 Election because of Corbyn. But just can't seem to rinse the taste out.
Yuk!!!
Same as before, as always makes statements intended to distract from the issue which is simply abuse of power intended to manipulate. So many were sold pup, what will be a very expensive pup, that they thought was a thorough-bred Bull Dog. In fact it was a poorly disguided mongrel that is impossible to train and bites the kids. Ziggy 
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Lefty
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Farage didn’t think it up. He is a just a populist opportunist.
Corbyn just seemed fairly lukewarm and disinterested either way on Brexit, but his closest confidants were largely ignorant, ill informed, but committed yet deluded lexiters, so allowed them to confuse the message the Party wanted to put out.
Lefty
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He’s a grifter who found 17.4 million marks, but 70 million victims.
Scrote
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"he campaigned both to remain and reform in the 2016 EU referendum, so it could live up to the promise of a social Europe"
You haven't even bothered to read your own linked article.
Lefty
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He did and I thought it was mostly down to the media’s obsession with the Tory court intrigue that he just wasn’t prominent, but I’ve chatted with several central Remain organisers and they were all disappointed or furious with Corbyn for his approach. They felt it would have been better to have not had him anywhere near the campaign. To them he and those around him actively undermined the campaign.
Same_as_before
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He did and I thought it was mostly down to the media’s obsession with the Tory court intrigue that he just wasn’t prominent, but I’ve chatted with several central Remain organisers and they were all disappointed or furious with Corbyn for his approach. They felt it would have been better to have not had him anywhere near the campaign. To them he and those around him actively undermined the campaign.
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That's because he was against it.
He did and I thought it was mostly down to the media’s obsession with the Tory court intrigue that he just wasn’t prominent, but I’ve chatted with several central Remain organisers and they were all disappointed or furious with Corbyn for his approach. They felt it would have been better to have not had him anywhere near the campaign. To them he and those around him actively undermined the campaign.
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That's because he was against it.
Scrote
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So you agree that the article YOU posted is full of inaccuracies?
Same_as_before
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Yes, Corbyn has always been pro EU, he has never had a moment's doubt. That bastion of the right The Independent made it all up.
Same_as_before
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A guess?
