Red Len v Red Andy (featuring Red Paul Mason)
I'm late in catching up with today's The Andrew Marr Show.
Andrew's interview with far-left Len McCluskey of the Unite union was particularly gripping viewing.
My favourite bit needs transcribing:
- Andrew Marr: Have you ever heard the suggestion around the leader's office that he's going to step down towards the end of this year?
- Len McCluskey: Absolutely not. It's fake news. Jeremy is a strong leader and people should stop putting him under pressure. This idea, even from comrades of the Left - Paul Mason. He seems to have lost his marbles -...
- Andrew Marr: (interrupting) No, he hasn't lost his marbles!
- Len McCluskey: He's wanting...
- Andrew Marr: (interrupting) No, that's not fair!
- Len McCluskey: ...to sack everyone around Jeremy...
Now I, of course, was mainly laughing there at Red Len's denunciation of Comrade Mason, ex of the BBC's Newsnight (though I shocked myself by finding myself agreeing with Len on quite a few things during the whole interview)...
...and I also laughed at Red Len saying that Jez is "a strong leader" and then saying "and people should stop putting him under pressure". (Who needs satire?)
I then saw from Twitter that far-left ex-BBC Newsnight economics editor Paul wasn't at all happy with Red Len about that, and that made me laugh even more.
I then saw from Twitter that far-left ex-BBC Newsnight economics editor Paul wasn't at all happy with Red Len about that, and that made me laugh even more.
The endless fallings-out of the present day extreme-Left are grimly comical, in a Monty Pythonish kind of way, but what if they - and their anti-Semitic hordes - got into power via a Jeremy Corbyn premiership? What price laughter then?
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