I WONDER if Ian Greenhalgh is looking to an unpleasant future if Corbyn is seen off.

"We must keep Corbyn" (Letters, September 4) gives that impression Mr Greenhalgh appears to be a similar age to myself.

I've seen political parties since Clement Atlee's Labour party since the 1940s.

I've voted Labour for many years, and was a member until a liar and a murderer was revealed.

Then I voted Ukip because I'm a Brexiteer and, finally, Conservative.

Conservative because, like Mr Greenhalgh, I feel that there is an evil entering in to British politics, and Corbyn has been made the figurehead.

He's been made the tool of unpleasant, nasty people. He would deny this, and I would believe him.

The Labour Party has always had strong, honest supporters, but I believe that they're being misled.

"Lions led by donkeys" comes to mind, the words of Neil Kinnock, to describe those who tried to transform the party.

It's happening again!

A man from Liverpool, who was expelled from the party

because of his antics, is trying to get back in, and there are those on the National Executive (those who control Corbyn) who will jump at the chance to get him, Hatton, back. Personally, I feel that the 1930s in Germany may rise again in Britain.

It will take strong leadership to prevent this and I don't believe that Corbyn is the man.

Send him to his cucumbers and strawberries on the allotment. Send McDonnell to Venezuela where he can borrow £500 Billion, to spend that country out of its problems.

Genuine Labour supporters should speak out and make their feelings felt, and get rid of Momentum, Corbyn's masters.

How many of these overpaid Labour MPs will be strong and sincere enough to do this rather than be weak, and form a separate party?

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