melias shoes
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Being the fact he's not government he has no right being there. Just mischief making. Hoping for his own power grab.
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[Politics] Where is Corbyn ?
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Being the fact he's not government he has no right being there. Just mischief making. Hoping for his own power grab.
He's in The Winchester having a nice cold pint and waiting for all this to blow over.
Bob!
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....or trying to understand what can be negotiated when Theresa May realises she cannot get her rotten deal through Parliament
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
If he has no right being there, why are The EU continually meeting him and others then?
Do The Lib Dems, The SNP, Sinn Fein, The DUP, Plaid Cymru have no right being there and meeting them with also, as they have done over the 3 last years as well?
If he's in Brussels looking at the realistic alternatives once the worst PM in living memory has been booted out, then he's actually acting very responsibly (for a change).
melias shoes
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They're meeting him to try and stop Brexit happening. If you seem to think that being given the leader of the Opposition has a right to be there then why aren't the leaders of the opposition of the rest of the nations there? It's just because he wants to cause as much upheaval as possible.
GT49er
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If he is having constructive discussions about Brexit, then that's something he should have been doing two years ago, rather than doing nothing but sniping from the sidelines and calling for another general election
Gilliver's Travels
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I heard he'd nipped off to Paris to launch his new perfume.
Eau Jeremy Corbyn.
Eau Jeremy Corbyn.
melias shoes
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He's not though is he. He's got no right being there.
Corrected for you.
Hotchilidog
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Short of staying in, this would suit me just fine.
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
They're meeting because Brexit is a British issue - hence they're talking to British politicians about it. They've the met The ERG and Farage separately too, but that doesn't seem to irk you though. Corbyn has been meeting Oliver Letwin and Nick Boles of The Tory Party recently about alternative Brexit plans that may, or may not, get through parliament as well - he and others from other parties have every right and reason to be there - it's the way it works.
Er, if he's been invited then of course he has. I would expect all political parties to have done some groundwork on what is possible, that is what responsible leadership should be about. If you fail to plan, you plan to fail.
Your Tory bias is absolutely laughable.
Bob!
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melias shoes
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The way I see it only the government representatives should be there end of.
Two Professors
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Doesn't matter where he is,yesterday's man.Our local tagger no longer backs him-Cor-Bin has been replaced by Chukker,in the real peoples vote.
melias shoes
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Not tory biased at all. The government should be the only negotiators. If labour was the government then only they should be there. It's quite simple really
Venezuela?
Yes, you have a habit of trying to simplifying the obviously complex when it suits your agenda. You do it all the time.
Here, it appears Corbyn was invited to Brussels as leader of the opposition. You appear to be taking offence that he has dared to take them up on this offer. Very odd. I mean, exactly what harm does it even do? Oh, and the government ARE the only negotiators, that isn't what Corbyn is doing. He's not negotiating on behalf of the country is he?