Sue. That's right, I've noted before that I'm a greater beloved in "cockup" rather than "conspiracy" theories. However, sometimes the facts might suggests some links that are being used to influence power shifts. That's a theory based on evidence, more of a general movement than a conspiracy as such? It does raise a point about when does a network of interests - whether that's political or business - become a "conspiracy "? Happy if you want to challenge any of the comments I've made in that post. I think Corbyn's links with people such as Sinn Fein, etc have been with a view to building bridges although one could question appropriateness in terms of timings, and possibly better to take a neutral mediator to avoid misinterpretation of motives by either party. In reality disputes only get settled by meeting and talking?Still, sometimes Nigel's chums can provide a bit of light entertainment, perhaps this one was really looking for the Monster Raving Looney Party? 🙂 https://metro.co.uk/2019/11/04/brexit-party-candidate-stands-saying-came-star-11040230/
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