by Rocthedog » Sat Feb 24, 2018 11:10 am
Cannydc wrote:Jeremy Corbyn has revealed he was at meeting in Derbyshire at the exact time that a former Communist spy claims to have been with him in London.
The Labour leader said his records prove he attended a gathering of socialists in Chesterfield in October 1987, when the Czech agent claims to have been talking with him in the House of Commons.
It also happened to be the day after Mr Corbyn’s mother died and a Saturday – when the Commons does not sit – making the alleged meeting in Westminster more unlikely.
The new information raises questions over the claims being made by Mr Sarkocy, who also said the Czech government was behind organising the world famous LiveAid concert.
Mr Corbyn’s spokesman went on: “[The October 1987 meeting] was the day after [Jeremy’s] mother died.
“There is no possibility that he was at a meeting with the a Czech diplomat, or someone posing as a Czech diplomat, in the House of Commons, on a Saturday, in London, at the same time.
“It’s just another example of how what is reported as fact, and claimed even in the original documents, let alone in the complete surreal set of allegations ever since, are demonstrably false as well as being utterly ridiculous.”
Oh dear.
That poor Czech chap has landed the Daily Fail with the modern equivalent of "The Hitler Diaries". How embarrassing. And how apt lolol.
So trains had not been invented then, he would have made it back for this important meeting with the foreign spy. He would not have missed it If I was asked was he a Spy I would vote yes. No amount of Deny Deny Deny will work. Even if you Labourites keep trying to nay say this story. As said before people will remember this mans antics when voting time comes around. "WE WILL REMEMBER HIM" Do not forget he had to be forced into singing our National Anthem, he cannot be trusted. He's too sinister, I suggest you ask for Mickey Mouse he would serve the Labour Party much better. Or even Nigel Farage now that is an idea. Oh by the way the cafeteria and other food outlets are open for the public on saturdays. The strangers dining room is open with invite from an MP, or arranged outings. so please get your facts correct
[quote="Cannydc"]Jeremy Corbyn has revealed he was at meeting in Derbyshire at the exact time that a former Communist spy claims to have been with him in London.
The Labour leader said his records prove he attended a gathering of socialists in Chesterfield in October 1987, when the Czech agent claims to have been talking with him in the House of Commons.
It also happened to be the day after Mr Corbyn’s mother died and a Saturday – when the Commons does not sit – making the alleged meeting in Westminster more unlikely.
The new information raises questions over the claims being made by Mr Sarkocy, who also said the Czech government was behind organising the world famous LiveAid concert.
Mr Corbyn’s spokesman went on: “[The October 1987 meeting] was the day after [Jeremy’s] mother died.
“There is no possibility that he was at a meeting with the a Czech diplomat, or someone posing as a Czech diplomat, in the House of Commons, on a Saturday, in London, at the same time.
“It’s just another example of how what is reported as fact, and claimed even in the original documents, let alone in the complete surreal set of allegations ever since, are demonstrably false as well as being utterly ridiculous.”
Oh dear.
That poor Czech chap has landed the Daily Fail with the modern equivalent of "The Hitler Diaries". How embarrassing. And how apt lolol.[/quote]
So trains had not been invented then, he would have made it back for this important meeting with the foreign spy. He would not have missed it If I was asked was he a Spy I would vote yes. No amount of Deny Deny Deny will work. Even if you Labourites keep trying to nay say this story. As said before people will remember this mans antics when voting time comes around. "WE WILL REMEMBER HIM" Do not forget he had to be forced into singing our National Anthem, he cannot be trusted. He's too sinister, I suggest you ask for Mickey Mouse he would serve the Labour Party much better. Or even Nigel Farage now that is an idea. Oh by the way the cafeteria and other food outlets are open for the public on saturdays. The strangers dining room is open with invite from an MP, or arranged outings. so please get your facts correct
