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Corbyn, A Would-Be Leader Out Of Touch?
Doesn't this demonstrate that Labour have become the real nasty party?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.We spent £60 million on the 100th anniversay (not commemoration) of World War I. At a time when the Gvernment were inflicity austery cuts on the poorest in society, Corbyn was entitled to his opinion. I agree with local remembrance services, but te £60 million was a mistake. And it was’t just old Trots who thought so, many across the political spectrum thought the celebrations were not good.
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Gromit; What a load of nonsense in your quote; "The Government will not be celebrating the 100th anniversary of World War One, the minister in charge of marking its centenary has said."
Nobody now or ever has "celebrated" the the deaths and casualties of the wars, it is a commemoration in, fact it's called "Remembrance Sunday".
Nobody now or ever has "celebrated" the the deaths and casualties of the wars, it is a commemoration in, fact it's called "Remembrance Sunday".
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