Far-right figure’s comments on far right station lead to legal response
Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has begun legal action against far-right stirrer Nigel Farage, after Farage accused him of believing that ‘the Jews run the world’.
Farage’s comments, on hard right TV station GB News, led to many calls for Corbyn to sue, and that wish has been granted. Farage has been accused by some who knows him of an aversion to testifying under oath.
If only Corbyn had acted in the same way over the antisemitism scam against him and the left when he was Labour leader, but better late than never.
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