Current Affairs Jeremy Corbyn, Russian/Czech agent ?......

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Didn't Michael Foot successfully sue The Times for printing rubbish like this?

Corbyn and McDonnell etc should be doing the same with the Sun, Mail and Telegraph. Jan Sarkocy is clearly anything but a reliable source.
 
Didn't Michael Foot successfully sue The Times for printing rubbish like this?

Corbyn and McDonnell etc should be doing the same with the Sun, Mail and Telegraph. Jan Sarkocy is clearly anything but a reliable source.

Fair enough, if it isn’t true then they should sue. Obviously they have nothing to hide so nothing to lose........ *awaits legal proceedings to commence with bated breath......
 
It’s now being claimed that Labour MP’s were being paid between £1000 and £10,000 for each meeting with the ‘diplomats’....

Hahaha......remember the old saying, you can fool most of the young most of the time, all of the left all of the time, but none of the old and the wise any of the time........
 
It’s now being claimed that Labour MP’s were being paid between £1000 and £10,000 for each meeting with the ‘diplomats’....

Hahaha......remember the old saying, you can fool most of the young most of the time, all of the left all of the time, but none of the old and the wise any of the time........

Is this the same old and wise crowd that voted to ruin the country for the young?
 
The establishment are running scared as they did in the 1920's with the Zinoviev letter. Black propaganda is a constant against the left and this story will be one of a number they will attempt to discredit Corbyn.

My thoughts exactly. That letter has more or less been erased from the public psyche. There must be a genuine fear in Fleet street circles...
 
The establishment are running scared as they did in the 1920's with the Zinoviev letter. Black propaganda is a constant against the left and this story will be one of a number they will attempt to discredit Corbyn.

But the question is who wrote the letter ? Historians suggest that it wasn’t the British and was probably done by White Russians. So how can you say the establishment, and I assume you mean British establishment, had anything to do with it....
 
Hilarious this is still being peddled after the interview the "informant" gave in Slovakia was published yesterday.

Corbyn gave him information on what Thatcher would be wearing the next day and the Czech's were behind Live Aid at Wembley according to Sarkocy :drunk:
 
But the question is who wrote the letter ? Historians suggest that it wasn’t the British and was probably done by White Russians. So how can you say the establishment, and I assume you mean British establishment, had anything to do with it....

The letter didn't go direct to the Mail, it was delivered to the Foreign Office - so even if you believe that the British establishment didn't actually have it writted, they certainly had it leaked. Of course this was the same British Establishment that was ardently pro-Nazi, or at best pro-Appeasment, and which was riddled with actual Soviet spies.
 
It’s now being claimed that Labour MP’s were being paid between £1000 and £10,000 for each meeting with the ‘diplomats’....

Hahaha......remember the old saying, you can fool most of the young most of the time, all of the left all of the time, but none of the old and the wise any of the time........

Yes, that is what is being claimed. Its odd that there are no traces of such payments in the records, isn't it Pete?
 
Even the Czechs are laughing:

Reporting the verdict on the Sun’s story from the head of the Czech Security Forces Archive, Svetlana Ptacnikova.

The story states:

“British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, whom The Sun daily accused of cooperation with former Czechoslovak communist secret service (StB), probably did not know whom he was meeting at the time, and he does not figure as an StB aide in archive files, Svetlana Ptacnikova said on Thursday.

“Ptacnikova heads the Czech Security Forces Archive that keeps documents of the now defunct StB. The archive documents that mention Corbyn in no way indicate that he was aware of meeting a spy, Ptacnikova said.

“True, Corbyn did meet an StB officer who is referred to as Jan Dymic in the documents, but he considered him a diplomat, Ptacnikova said, adding that The Sun’s headline branding Corbyn a communist spy definitely does not correspond to reality.

“‘Mr Corbyn was neither registered [by the StB] as a collaborator, nor does this [his collaboration] stem from archive documents,’ Ptacnikova said.”

“On the contrary, the Czech archive keepers, who are studying the relevant files, have found signs showing that the StB tried hard to prevent Corbyn from uncovering the real identity of the Czechoslovak official he was meeting, Ptacnikova said…

“…Dymic was a secretary at the embassy in London and he was probably meeting Corbyn in his capacity as a diplomat.”
 
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