LABOUR LEADER JEREMY CORBYN LOST HIS PATIENCE WITH SNIPERS 2015

There is no doubt that Mr Corbyn introduced a complete different style in his leadership and also trying to in Parliament. It takes us back to the original way of thinking and dealing from the 50s. He is very forward, open and truthful. All points which unhinges the Tory Party and Mr Cameron getting edgy.

So does a number of his own MPs and Mr Corbyn took it all these weeks but now turned on them and told them to stop their sniping “disrespectful” criticism.

All these sniping remarks are a waste of time and add fuel to the fire of the opposition. Mr Corbyn was elected by a great majority.

Many expected the sack of the opponents within the party but Mr Corbyn refused to revenge.  Doesn't that show us a great personality and real education?

He said: “I would encourage them to share their talents with all of us, not keep it to themselves. Some people are more difficult to reach than others.  They shouldn’t obsess about me.”

Mr Corbyn had his 100-day anniversary today and although calls for his resignation were already made, he said: “He will still be leader in 2020, absolutely, I'm not going anywhere.”

As he stated, previously, he wants the people to say what they want. Now he plans an online policy ballots for ordinary Labour members. They will include questions on renewing Trident which he and many activists oppose but a number of MPs back.  All these changes are real democracy.

Len McCluskey, leader of Unite union, pointed out that MPs have to recognise the momentous change that led to Mr Corbyn’s election.

He said: “That means they’ve got to change their attitude. Some of them struggling. Jeremy won absolutely emphatically because people wanted something different. So Jeremy’s got to learn to be a leader and the Parliamentary Labour Party has got to learn that they have to approach a different way.”

Mr McCluskey added further: “A small number are being deeply disrespectful at the moment and for me that’s unacceptable.”

Shadow First Secretary of State Angela Eagle still refuses to endorse Mr Corbyn as a leader till the next election.

She said: “We have our leader. It’s my job to work with the leader we’ve got to try   to get our party positioned so that we can have a go at being the opposition to the Tories – but also get ourselves sorted so that we can put a compelling case to the British people in 2020 to give us a chance at government again.”

Peter Hyman, former speech-writer to ex-PM Tony Blair is of the opinion that Labour could not survive unless it returns to centre-Left position.  He might have a point but after all he bound to be a Blairite and Thatcherite. He should not comment one way or the other which would interfere nor should Tony Blair with his track record.

However, the Blairites which had been found out to be Thatcherites will keep the fire going for the Tories.

Mr Corbyn showed great leadership. He went right down to basic and let the people have their say which he then forward to the Prime Minister David Cameron. Of course, this method is completely aliened to the Tory Government and it seems that they trying to unhinge Mr Corbyn but already found out that they cannot go through the back door.

Mr Corbyn shows a great honesty, sincerity and care only for the people and that is what politician should be.