Lieutenant Dan wrote:
Council Kev wrote:
The main focus of my original message is what would the Corbyn / Labour Government reaction to the Ukraine War. My thoughts are a passive and reluctant response. Preferring to try and talk (see how far you get with the likes of Lavrov etc), rather than supporting the freedoms of a democracy and their ability to defend themselves. Shameful and embarrassing on the world stage, that would directly affect trade and our economy, as our allies turn their backs on the UK.
Theoretically that sounds right, but it's impossible to say in hindsight. So much has happened since the last GE to turn the world upside down.
For all we know, Corbyn and Biden would have formed a 'special relationship' in the Thatcher-Reagan mould and co-ordinated a UK-US response. Who knows?
EDIT: are you feeling all right, Kev? You've made a lot of posts recently that haven't had hackneyed knob gags in them.
Even the US Democrats are far more right thinking than the right-wing of the Tory party, so doubt they'll be any common ground with a Labour Government. Corbyn and the rest of them would be looking to the east for common ground, which would've had a profound negative affect on the UK, before the war and definitely now.
EDIT, thank you for returning me to the contents of my underpants. No doubt this is a topic you're keen to focus on when chatting with 14 year old boys online like me.