December 14. 2019

Labour party leader Jeremy Corbyn lost the December 12, 2019 general election to appointed incumbent, Boris Johnson. It is the biggest defeat the Labour party has sustained in 80-years. Polls conducted by the Independent newspaper in London stated Corbyn's unpopularity and not Brexit cost the Labour party the election.

While I do not share the same political views as Corbyn, I did not want Johnson to be elected. However, I kept hinting on Twitter it would happen, due to Corbyn's political stance. Corbyn is too far left. I wrote many time stamped items on Twitter urging him to become more centrist and abandon certain socialist ideas he was promoting, as it was making him unelectable in Britain.

I kept trying to convey this point online, as I don't want the poor and middle class in Britain suffering anymore under Conservative party austerity and Corbyn was the candidate who would help them. Snobby, snooty Johnson is not going to help the poor and middle class in Britain.

What I was trying to get across regarding Corbyn is that as a politician, if you want to be elected, you have to choose a platform that is palpable to the public. What's the sense of sticking to extreme ideas and platforms that go against the grain of the country (socialism and over taxation) if in the end it doesn't get you elected and you can't help the poor and middle class, who truly need the assistance.

I am mortified by what Johnson and his conservative party politicians have done to the poor and middle class in Britain. They have been heartless to them. The mortality rate in Britain saw over 100,000 more people than usual die this year, due to Conservative party austerity that bred lack and poverty.

Conservative politicians Johnson and his predecessor, Theresa May, have also been trying to sell the National Health Service (NHS) (Labour Party Releases Unredacted Documents Illustrating Plot By Boris Johnson And His Tory Politicians To Sell The NHS In Trade Deal). How are you going to sell something you don't even own. The NHS is owned by the people, not the politicians in the Tory (Conservative) party. The NHS is a great public trust paid for by the taxpayers. How dare you try to sell it out from under them. Of all the arrogance.

As a kid in Jamaica, one heard the name of former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, bantered about in very bad terms, much like in the rest of the Caribbean, which is a part of the British Commonwealth. Thatcher is a byword in the Caribbean, who is held in very low regard. Thatcher did cruel things to the British people and the Caribbean as well.

In my homeland of Jamaica, Thatcher did cruel things in the way of financially exploiting the nation and bullying our politicians. Our family friend, Michael Manley, was Prime Minister at the time and Thatcher did highly questionable things regarding him and Jamaica. Some of it is public knowledge. Some of it is not...yet.

However, as bad as Thatcher was to the Caribbean and to many Britons in her own nation who hated her, May and Johnson's cruelty and racism has far surpassed anything Thatcher did in her lifetime. Thatcher is rolling in hell, um I mean her grave, at the things May and Johnson, among other Tory politicians, have been doing to the British people and the Caribbean (Windrush, among other things).

Do you know how evil you have to be in life to surpass Margaret Thatcher's cruelty and heartlessness. However, Johnson and May wear it as a badge of honor, when it is a mark of shame. They mock the poor British people in Britain in offensive ways that I find awful. At the end of the day, Brits deserve better representation.

However, Johnson, who is a lying, adulterous, racist man, is now their duly elected Prime Minister, because Corbyn's far left ideas and manifesto scared the British public. The British security services did not want Corbyn elected either, due to his comments and connections regarding Hamas and Hezbollah, among other controversial figures.

Corbyn's tax plans also scared people. Corbyn stating things such as there "should not be any billionaires" (he wanted to tax all of Britain's billionaires very heavily, which would have taken much of their wealth) worked against him being elected. Britain is a democracy. It is not a socialist nation. Therefore, such ideas would not translate.

People are stating Corbyn should step down and he should do so for the sake of his party. He has stated he won't stand for Prime Minister in the next election. He tried twice and was not elected. He should step down as soon as possible, as the Labour party will need time to regroup and come up with a new strategy to get elected, in order to help the poor and middle class in Britain. A new Labour party leader is needed to do so.

I want the best for Britain and Johnson is not it, as time will show. Britons cannot afford another decade of Tory party austerity and the NHS cannot take anymore financial cuts, privatization and secret sale attempts. Added to the mix is the fact Scotland wants to leave the United Kingdom and there exists a Welsh referendum movement as well (which I don't think is best for Britain, but it's not my choice, it's theirs).

Not to mention, there is a reunification movement regarding Northern Ireland and Ireland (which I'm not opposed to, as culturally it could work in strengthening Ireland without damaging Britain in a terrible way). Britain is in for many challenges and changes. Johnson at the helm will not help Britain navigate said waters well.

My Tweets on Twitter.com about Corbyn

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