In 2019 with his 10.25 million, he got more votes than Milliband in 2015 ( 9.3 million) more votes than Brown 2010 (8.6 million) more than Blair 2005, (9.5 million) and only a few less than than Blair 2001 (10.7 million) . Yes, labour did lose seats all over the place, but that's a function of our first past the post system, but in terms of people believing his way to be right, well the figures speak for themselves.
Big whoop. All it meant was that he piled up thousands of wasted votes in the big cities and university towns but didn’t make any inroads into the country generally. Which of course the main rule to success in the FPTP system. Supporters of Corbyn alway point to 2017 and say “We got 40% of the vote, which Blair got in 2001”. Yes but the 40% got Corbyn 262 seats whereas Blair’s 40% got him....412 seats 😂
You can carry on believing that he is 100% antisemitic, if you wish, but there are tens of millions in this country who would disagree.
It’s nothing to do with belief - the evidence is irrefutable. Lots of people know he’s dodgy as fuck and they just don’t care (probably because they share the same un-enlightening views on Israel - the only Jewish state in a world with 56 Islamic nations, and 159 in which Christians form the majority - as he does). Also, tens of millions?! Are you having a laugh? In 2019, while Johnson was at minus 12 in the YouGov approval rating polling, Corbyn was at negative 40. All I can say is, you are a fantasist. I guess that’s the same of all Corbyn supporters.
Anyway, a highlight-reel of Corbyn’s antisemitism - you know, just to spell it out for you:
• So when he was waiting to speak at a PSC rally in 2008, the speaker before him was Ismail Patel, who engaged in an antisemtic rant against Zionism and how it made Jews" immoral in justice." When Patel left the stage he couldn't/wouldn't think "Gosh, that's a bit strong. I'm the member of a centre-left democratic party and one of their MPs and antisemitism isn't a good look. I'd better leave now." No. Instead, as he passed Patel, he patted him on the arm in a "Well done mate" gesture.
• So when he attended a Palestinian conference in Tunisia in 2014 and everyone de-camped to a cemetery where Atef Bseiso was buried he couldn't/wouldn't think "Blimey, I'd better hang back here and talk to my chauffeur , this bloke Bseiso helped mastermind the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre. Black September tortured, mutilated and murdered lots of Israeli athletes. Not a good look for a British MP".
No. He thought: "Solidarity! I'll lay a wreath on the grave, be photographed doing it and write about my exploits in the 'Morning Star' (it's OK nobody reads it"). Of course, when the story came out, he denied he laid the wreath saying (famously!) "Er, I was present, but not involved".
• So when the famous antisemitic mural was criticized for being er, antisemitic, he couldn't/wouldn't say to the artist "I like the bit about the workers being oppressed under the table, but I've got to rule it out because it depicts Jewish stereotypes that Julius Streicher, the editor of the 'Der Sturmer' would have been proud of". No. He said to the artist: "You're in good company" (a reference to the Mexican artist Diego Rivera who had a painting censored because it depicted Lenin). Corbyn in classic 'activist' mode.
• So when in 2013, Corbyn was addressing (another) Palestinian conference he talked about "British Zionists who have probably lived here all their lives...they do not understand English irony". He then turned to Manuel Hassassian , the Palestinian envoy to the UK and said: "But Manuel does understand English irony". He couldn't/wouldn't think: "Oh wait. If I said this about any other BAME group in Britain, I would immediately be expelled from the Labour Party".
• So when he appeared on the Iran State sponsored TV Channel, Press TV in August 2012 (and paid handsomely for doing so - nothing dodgy their right?), he was asked about a terrorist attack on the Egyptian border that had killed a number of Egyptian troops, he replied "I see the hand of Israel". He couldn't/wouldn't say : "A British MP, peddling anti-Israeli conspiracy theories is not a good look, so actually I have no idea who carried out the attack, let's wait and see".
• So when Jewish Labour MP Luciana Berger was threatened by far-right and far-left extremists he couldn't/wouldn't think: " Actually Jo Cox was murdered in 2016, so I'd better go and see Luciana and offer our protection and support, because she is a Labour MP and I am Leader of the Party and any decent leader and human being would do this". No. In fact, prior to her leaving the party Jeremy Corbyn did not say one word of support, because he hadn't spoken to her for 18 months.
You continue to be a deluded cult-follower and disciple of the JC if you want to, the rest of us with actual analytical skills living in the real world will continue to prove who he really is.