"British SSR". Jeremy Corbin prepares Britain left turn

"Will I communicate with Putin? Of course. And I will be frank with him regarding human rights in Russia and all issues regarding bilateral relations." So he said shortly after it became known about an attempt to poison Sergei and Julia Skripal in Salisbury, Jeremy Corbin, the leader of the main opposition party of Great Britain - Labor. In recent weeks, his chances to become soon the new British prime minister have grown significantly.

According to recent surveys, the Labor and the ruling conservatives are ready to support approximately the same number of voters - from 35 to 42%, but the dynamics of these sympathy speaks more in favor of the Labor. And the prospect of early elections in the UK, despite the fact that the previous ones took place a little over a year ago, is more and more real.

This is not surprising: the conservative prime minister Teresa May had big problems in negotiations with the European Union about the conditions of Brexit - the exit of the United Kingdom from the EU. The plan of the plan of Brexit’s plan did not find support either in Brussels, the opposition, or part of its own single-party people, led by ex-foreign minister Boris Johnson. According to the Reuters agency, not only the Labor, but also about 80 conservatives are ready to vote against the May plan in parliament. In this case, the premiere is most likely to resign, and the country - early elections. Jeremy Korbin did not exclude this opportunity in December last year, when in an interview he said : "I am sure that the early year we are waiting for early elections. I am ready to become the Prime Minister at least tomorrow." What awaits Britain and the rest of the world in this case?

I am ready to become the Prime Minister at least tomorrow

“The larger the mess we will inherit, the more radical we will have to be, the greater the need for changes will be. It is time to return to ordinary people to control their own lives,” said the Labor, the Shadow Minister John McDonnell , who was considered an ideologist of the party at the national conference of the Labor. Jeremy Korbin himself spoke out in the same spirit, who boasted that he was now half a million members in his party, and confirmed that he was playing for early elections:

Weeed a General Election and i'm Ready for it. Bring it on. pic.twitter.com/hw89tktvyd

- Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) September 30, 2018

Korbin is a long -standing supporter of Britain from NATO. He played more than once for the country's abandonment of the nuclear arsenal - the Trive program . Obviously, under Corbin, “special relations” will also cease-the closest military-political union between Great Britain and the USA. The pacifist beliefs of the 69-year-old Korbin, who is considered the left-handed leader of the Labor, over the past 40 years, formed in the 1970–80s during the Cold War. Then he actively participated in the anti -war movement, opposed, in particular, against the Falkland War , which he called the Tori conspiracy. One of his closest advisers- Andrew Murray , a former member of the Communist Party of Great Britain, who, due to his support for the Donbass separatists, has recently, has recently banned the entry into its territory, on its territory, on its territory, on its territory, on its territory, on its territory. In one of the software articles, Murray recently wrote : "The authorities may be able to live with a nationalized water supply, but they resist any challenges of their aggressiveness and their rotten worldview of the Cold War."

One of the favorite international laborers leader is the condemnation of Israeli policy and the support of the Palestinians. At the same time, Korbin himself has repeatedly stated that, contrary to the accusations of a number of British Jewish organizations, is not an anti -Semite. The politician opponents, however, indicate that four years ago in Tunisia he took part in the wreaths to lay out the memorial, which was buried, including people involved in organizing an attack on Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics in 1972. Corbin’s reputation and support for him by the author of graffiti in London did not improve, on which bankers with ocarled Jewish features play “monopoly” on the bent backs of workers. The politician said then that he saw in this image only a social satire. A little later, in another discussion on the Middle Eastern theme, Korbin said that "Zionists, even having lived in Britain for many years, did not learn how to understand the subtle British irony."

Since then, the alleged anti -Semitism of the Labor - the corresponding statements were “noted” by the member of the parliament from this party the Nazi and the former mayor of London Ken Livingston - has become the topic for a violent discussion in the party itself and outside it. Jeremy Korbin himself repeatedly apologized for certain words that he himself or one -party, who could be interpreted as anti -Semitic. Nevertheless, this did not convince one of the oldest Laborists, the parliamentar of Frank Fild , who left the party in early September, saying that "the culture of intolerance, obscurity and intimidation prevails in too many parts of the party."

The larger the mess we inherit, the more radical we will have to be

The question of whether Jeremy Corbin will become the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (by the way, before he was elected the leader of the opposition, he did not hide his sympathy for the republican structure), apparently, will solve the conflict around Brexit. There is no unity among the Laborists. Some of them even agree to the second referendum on the issue of the country's stay in the EU, although Korbin prefers to say that the will of the majority expressed in the 2016 referendum should be respected. By the way, according to the latest data , now the British would vote differently: 48% of voters would support the exit from the EU, 52% would speak out to stay. Understanding this, the Laborists maneuver, limiting himself to the formulation of six “control questions” , a positive answer to which can support their support to any Brexit plan. Teresa May Labor "Test" did not pass the plan.

Labor players are more clearly expressed about economic policy. Having become the Prime Minister, Jeremy Corbin is ready:

• nationalize most of the national infrastructure,
• create 400 thousand "green" jobs (in industries that do not contribute to global warming),
• sharply increase income tax for the wealthy segments of the population,
• to oblige the largest companies to distribute up to 10% of the shares among their employees,
• introduce tax on financial transactions,
• To revive the former industrial areas that suffered from the policy of financial savings and the outflow of jobs abroad.

The last laborists illustrate a special clip in which the provincial Britain is waiting for the transformation:

I%27m Proud of Labour%27s New Film That Shows How Will Transform Towns that Have Been Held Back by Eyars of Tory Austerity. pic.twitter.com/mrf4oloeod

- Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) September 30, 2018

The media have already christened these plans “Cuba at the Thames” or even the “British SSR”, since they will need large -scale state intervention in the economy. Opponents criticize Korbin for a tendency to give impossible, in their opinion, promises. “Laborists will leave the country in debt and garbage, as they have already done,” the Minister of Energy Claire Perry said the other day, obviously recalling the situation of the late 1970s , when, under the Labor Government, during the general strike in the British cities, they even ceased to export garbage for some time.

Putin should be very happy

Even the press sympathizing with the left, notes that many voters are afraid of Korbin's radicalism. Otherwise, given the problems of Teresa May and a split among conservatives, the opposition, most likely, would have long ahead of the ruling party in popularity. “Even a morally impeccable prime minister is often forced to act in far from optimal conditions, make unpleasant decisions without pre-guaranteed success. Given this, Jeremy Korbin looks very poorly prepared for work as a prime minister, who, as he believes, will get him very soon. Putin should be very glad,” the Guardian newspaper Matthew D'ancon writes .

By the way, according to the investigation conducted by the University of Swanxi in cooperation with The Sunday Times, about 6,500 network bots related to the Russian "troll factory", during the campaign before the 2017 elections, led to support the Labor Party. Representatives of the party resolutely refuted this information, saying that, in their opinion, the Kremlin was then inclined to support the conservatives, fearing the “struggle against tax evasion, dubious privatization transactions and corrupt oligarchs”.