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The awful head of the UK Labor party and his colleagues are clearly enraged at the power of a free press, so much they're threatening free speech values should they ever come to power:

Labour shadow minister Andrew Gwynne has suggested the party could ban foreign-owned newspapers if his party seizes power, without specifically ruling out online outlets such as Breitbart.

His comments came after the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn hinted at a crackdown on the free press, telling the media “change is coming” after right-wing papers published unfavourable stories about his meetings with a Communist spy during the Cold War.

The 68-year-old socialist held several meetings with a Czechoslovakian ‘diplomat’ in the 1980s, who now claims Corbyn was a paid informant. Corbyn has admitted to the meetings but denied knowing the man was a spy.

To make matters worse, Corbyn reportedly sided with an illegal immigrant who'd been charged with child molestation:

Marcos Amaral Gourgel, 35, died on ‘Parliament’s doorstep’ - in freezing temperatures in an underpass at Westminster Tube station which politicians and their staff walk through every day.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn turned the ‘former model’s’ death into a political cause celebre and was among those who sent flowers to the underpass along with a card which said: “This should never have happened. As a country we must stop walking by.”

Another card, signed “from all the staff of the leader of the Labour Party” said: “Such a tragic loss, rest in peace.”

However, it emerged today that Gourgel was a convicted paedophile who had twice been kicked out of Britain before returning illegally for a third time.

There's more on this case here and here. If Corbyn should ever seize power in the UK in light of this news, it'll be truly awful. The British Labor party today is truly corrupt, and even communist.

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