Kelandry
Why has Corbyn changed his lifelong anti eu stance once he's leader of his party?? I feel like I'm being lied to on a massive scale but can't see where or why.
Here's one possible scenario you may wish to consider.
Labour knows that Corbyn is unelectable and that it will not win the 2020 election.
It will take something really massive to turn the UK voters away from the Tories and back to Labour again in sufficient numbers to make Labour electable again.
One of those things would be the privatisation /failure of the NHS.
TTIP will open the NHS to privitiisataion.
Cameron wants TTIP. He has not negotiated any opt out from TTIP for the NHS.
It's therefore reasonable to assume that if TTIP goes ahead as planned, and the NHS is not protected from it, it will hasten the NHS's privitaisation.
Corbyn is therefore standing there, with his hands in his pockets, neither vigorously campaigning against TTIP nor suggesting we leave the EU. Labour can claim that the EU is a good, as it protects workers rights.
When the NHS therefore falls because of TTIP, Labour can say 'We told you so. Tories wanted TTIP, but didn't protect the NHS. '.
Tory support falls.
Labour support increases
Labour achieves that fundamental shift in public opinion that helps it back into power.
But the cost of that Labour victory is the sacrifice of the NHS to private enterprise.
I am going to vote to leave the EU so he UK cannot be party to an EU - US trade deal and hope that people wake up in time and realise what I think may be going on.