This Image Shows the Real Difference between Jeremy Corbyn and David Cameron
Jeremy Corbyn has been announced as the leader of the Labour party, winning by a landslide 59.5 percent of the vote. It has been a political earthquake when a left - wing MP Jeremy Corbyn won against all odds. Well, people have showered immense love and believe on Jeremy Cameron and they had explained about why they hate the UK Prime Minister David Cameron.
David Cameron has always criticized Jeremy and also gave a warning which labour party completely ignored. The Prime Minister said that this is now a party that has completely vacated the intellectual playing field and no longer represents working people. It is arguing at the extremes of the debate.
People have been sharing images of Corbyn being taken away by police at an anti- Apartheid protest in the 1980s and comparing it with David Cameron, when he was a member of the Bullingdon Club while at Oxford University. Earlier, while the refugees issue took a dramatic turn and refugees were badly needed the support of the people all around the world. There were countries like Germany and Vienna supported from the whole heart but, David Cameron’s approach seems too feeble. Just look at this picture and you will get your answer.
You Did Get Your Answer Right. Didn't You.
Jeremy Corbyn has been announced as the leader of the Labour party, winning by a landslide 59.5 percent of the vote. It has been a political earthquake when a left - wing MP Jeremy Corbyn won against all odds. Well, people have showered immense love and believe on Jeremy Cameron and they had explained about why they hate the UK Prime Minister David Cameron.
David Cameron has always criticized Jeremy and also gave a warning which labour party completely ignored. The Prime Minister said that this is now a party that has completely vacated the intellectual playing field and no longer represents working people. It is arguing at the extremes of the debate.
People have been sharing images of Corbyn being taken away by police at an anti- Apartheid protest in the 1980s and comparing it with David Cameron, when he was a member of the Bullingdon Club while at Oxford University. Earlier, while the refugees issue took a dramatic turn and refugees were badly needed the support of the people all around the world. There were countries like Germany and Vienna supported from the whole heart but, David Cameron’s approach seems too feeble. Just look at this picture and you will get your answer.
You Did Get Your Answer Right. Didn't You.