- Milne's "failure to devise a strategy"? Archived Message
Posted by Morrissey
on January 25, 2021, 6:48 am, in reply to "Re: What went wrong with the "Corbyn Project'"
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The only "strategy" they needed to follow was to refute the lies from the outset, not apologize endlessly for sins they had not committed. They could also have moved to expel Joan Ryan, Yenta Hodge, Lord John Mann and the other very small number of vicious traducers. Was Milne one of the strategic geniuses that decided not to stand up to them? Max Blumenthal was horrified by the passivity of Corbyn's "team" when he came to Britain in 2015. After some Joan Ryan type called Blumenthal a "holocaust-denier" at an event featuring Corbyn, Max Blumenthal went to Corbyn's "team" and said he wanted to immediately deal with the slander. They insisted he say nothing, that it was better to let things blow over. |