I'm not extrapolating anything. He literally says those things.
How is it deflecting? You think Starmer is unelectable for whatever reasons yet are seemingly fine with what Corbyn says there.
The whole clip is a shambles from start to finish.
Firstly he's appearing on a pro Russian channel that parrots Russian propaganda. (plus it's pro Assad and pro Hezbollah).
Then he says Ukrainian citizens and Russian soldiers are comparable.
No mention of Ukrainian soldiers.
Says we should not arm Ukraine.
Says the only way to resolve it is sit down for peace talks.
Says Africa has no economical interests in Russia or Ukraine.
It's fucking awful from start to finish. I don't know how anyone could defend that and then say Starmer is unelectable.
Firstly I never said I defended it, you just assume that.
The clip is 2 mins long, but I assume it was longer…..interestingly whatever question he was asked has been cut out
He didn’t compare Ukraine citizens with Russian soldiers he said ‘young conscripted Russians soldiers’ I guess his implication here is against their choice but I agree that it’s a comparison that shouldn’t have been made.
Africa has no economic gain from war, but does gain from peace in terms of food supply.
In terms of peace - what do you propose then, because we’re 8 months in - no closer to a solution and everyone appears to have stopped caring.
The Tory tradition of climb down and U turn looks safe in Truss’ hands.
You said it was a pro Russia, pro Assad etc channel, how do you know?
Because it takes about 30 seconds to find out...
"In its coverage of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Al Mayadeen strictly follows the coverage guidelines published by the Russian State, with articles reflecting the general terms, storylines, and topics similar to those presented by Russian state media outlets to Russian audiences. For example, Al Mayadeen refers to the presence of Russian military within Ukraine as a "special military operation" rather than "invasion" or "war". "
The original tweet came from Nick Reeves #FBPA #FBPE #PATH Ukrainian flag in bio - huge red flag if you ask me
Of course the question matters - because if nothing else it may well explain the absence of other statements that you are up in arms about.It doesn't really matter what question was asked does it, we have his answers and his answers are not good no matter the question.
Well he proposes peace talks, presumably with Ukraine ceding territory. The people of Ukraine do not want this. This would be a disaster.
At no point does he suggest Russia withdrawing.
This is for the other thread, but we are closer to a Ukraine victory than at any point so far (it's not close - just closer). The Russian army is struggling, hugely.
The Tory tradition of climb down and U turn looks safe in Truss’ hands.
Of course the question matters - because if nothing else it may well explain the absence of other statements that you are up in arms about.
Also you’ve made some ridiculous statement just now about his idea of peace meaning Ukraine ceding ground which you’ve made up out of thin air.
perfect training for being a tory pmThe Tory tradition of climb down and U turn looks safe in Truss’ hands.
I'm only 'up in arms' about him not mentioning Ukrainian soldiers. My others points are not about an absence of statements, but relate to what he actually said.
And its not ridiculous to suggest he was implying that Ukraine would have to cede ground. Unless you think Russia would agree to a peace deal that sees them leave with...nothing. Now that is ridiculous.
Of course the question matters - because if nothing else it may well explain the absence of other statements that you are up in arms about.
Also you’ve made some ridiculous statement just now about his idea of peace meaning Ukraine ceding ground which you’ve made up out of thin air.
The Tory tradition of climb down and U turn looks safe in Truss’ hands.
Full comments here, arrive at your own conclusion
Exclusive: Arms flow to Ukraine will not bring peace - Corbyn
Former British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, in an exclusive interview with Al Mayadeen, discussed his stances regarding the latest international events and internal British politics.english.almayadeen.net
I’m not ‘fighting’ this - but it’s a pretty standard analysis from someone that is by nature a pacifist. It’s not deserving of the hyperbole from PVA.I don’t know why you’re fighting this. The deal with Corbyn was always decent domestic policy aligned with really really terrible foreign policy. He’s literally been campaigning against arms to Ukraine from the start on principle.
The fact is without arms Ukraine would already be wiped off the face of the earth. The fastest way to peace is in fact to stop Putin in his tracks. And that’s why having a cast iron principle about war isn’t the wonderful empathetic ideal it’s put across as but in fact capitulation to the worse of humanity.
Dangerous idiot for making the point that weapons do not promote peace and just prolong war.
I’m not ‘fighting’ this - but it’s a pretty standard analysis from someone that is by nature a pacifist. It’s not deserving of the hyperbole from PVA.
Full comments here, arrive at your own conclusion
Exclusive: Arms flow to Ukraine will not bring peace - Corbyn
Former British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, in an exclusive interview with Al Mayadeen, discussed his stances regarding the latest international events and internal British politics.english.almayadeen.net
I’m not ‘fighting’ this - but it’s a pretty standard analysis from someone that is by nature a pacifist. It’s not deserving of the hyperbole from PVA.
I’m not ‘fighting’ this - but it’s a pretty standard analysis from someone that is by nature a pacifist. It’s not deserving of the hyperbole from PVA.
Not a single statement here is remotely true. Total bollocks from you.Dangerous because if in charge he’s suggesting he wouldn’t have helped train/arm Ukraine and from previous comments probably would’ve left Nato, disbanded our nuclear deterrent and never condemned Russia for anything
Principles are great, but they have to meet reality at some point and overly rigid ones can lead to some horrific decisions.
I’m not ‘fighting’ this - but it’s a pretty standard analysis from someone that is by nature a pacifist. It’s not deserving of the hyperbole from PVA.
Well that only makes it worse!
Blames NATO (no blame at all given to Russia) and calls the UK's support of Ukraine 'unwise and dangerous'.
PVA is binary he thinks the reason people don’t like Starmer is because they like Corbyn
He operates in a chocolate box world of simplicity
I mean it is - you’ve bundled NATO in there as well for the full house.There is nothing hyperbolic about what I've said.
It may be standard for him, doesnt make it right though.
I wasn’t giving agreement by the way. All conflicts end in peace eventually, but the kind of peace we’d get by not helping Ukraine and ‘letting Putin crack on with it’ would see a country wiped off the map and a mini genocide carried out.
I mean it is - you’ve bundled NATO in there as well for the full house.
Can you see the current conflict ending any other way which is horrific. Meanwhile Zelensky is doing cover shoots for VogueI wasn’t giving agreement by the way. All conflicts end in peace eventually, but the kind of peace we’d get by not helping Ukraine and ‘letting Putin crack on with it’ would see a country wiped off the map and a mini genocide carried out.
Not a single statement here is remotely true. Total bollocks from you.
Whether he had a good word to say about NATO or not - there was a clear manifesto commitment to stay part of it as well as continue our nuclear programme.Ok disbanding our nuclear deterrent is maybe a bit OTT but he said he opposes the use of them and from memory refused to commit to use them, so he may as well disband them
I don’t think the other comments are bollocks. He’s just said arming Ukraine is wrong and he’s never had a good word to say about nato
Can you see the current conflict ending any other way which is horrific. Meanwhile Zelensky is doing cover shoots for Vogue
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