Daily Mail

Was Jeremy Corbyn’s Glasto ‘love-in’ a sinister hijacking of our gullible youth?

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IF wE needed confirmati­on that Glastonbur­y was a home for Left-wing activism, this year’s ‘love-in’ provided the proof with the appearance­s of Jeremy Corbyn and John Mcdonnell. Today’s forms of communicat­ion are dangerous. Many social media users accept any deceit that is fed to them via the likes of Twitter and Facebook. Clearly, Corbyn’s promise to abolish student tuition fees had the intended effect on the election. he also benefited from the fact that students thrive on social media and most of them have little knowledge of unbiased history. Prior to world war II, the Germans ignored the rise of the hitler Youth that

had been fooled into believing nazi propaganda. Before long, the Fuhrer owned them. We should be worried about events such as Glastonbur­y, which now seems to have become part of the political arena.

Neil kellY, hove, e. sussex.

IF SOME 175,000 people attended Glastonbur­y and paid more than £240 each for the tickets alone, life under the Conservati­ves can’t be as bad as Jeremy Corbyn and his supporters are saying.

J. C. BYrNe, harrow. IF JeReMY CORBYn had had loaves and fishes, it could have been a second sermon on the mount, given the fervour with which the young people received him. he has brainwashe­d a whole section of the electorate with his schemes of giving money away. If he did gain power, I can see the UK bankrupt and broken inside a year.

ToNY MasoN, Bristol.

AM I ALONE in my outrage at Jeremy Corbyn’s cynical exploitati­on of the Grenfell Tower fire and Glastonbur­y? Corbyn has targeted the gullibilit­y of the young when it comes to promises of a ‘something for nothing society’ — his Marxist nirvana. To hijack these two major events in this way has taken Left-wing populism to new depths.

GeoffreY h. lazell, diss, Norfolk. JOhn McDOnnell used a debate session to proclaim the victims of Grenfell Tower were ‘murdered’ as a result of political decisions. To use such language before any of the inquiries have reported their findings is disgracefu­l.

WilliaM sMiTh, Carlisle.

HOW kind of the Glasto audience to applaud the old chap’s comedy routine on stage. It was nice that his carers were there to see him home safely. Where he is performing next?

ToNY ferMor, haywards heath, W. sussex.

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