Jeremy Corbyn and Ece Temelkuran: the voice of internationalism against the drums of war

Former UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn and journalist Ece Temelkuran address the first Deliberative Congress of MeRA25, our political party in the Greek parliament.

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[Teresa]

Moltes gràcies!
Llibertat per Julian Assange!

[jackm]

Oh jeremy corbyn. How we miss you and need you more than ever

[jakob]

Subtitles would have been very appropriate

[reggiebald]

FREE JULIAN! FreeFree EU!
The whole world needs more of this! (these conferences)

[teardrop-in-a-fishbowl]

Guys please look after the sound, it's really hard to hear. Thank you!

[antimattv]

Anybody who likes Yanis Varoufakis should definitely check out his books. Especially "Adults in the Room".

[caroleekeith]

Same problem all over the world.
Deregulated corporate capitalism.
Which equales, greed run amuck.
Let me know when the international community figures out how to get a grip on that.

[zantecarroll]

who does one have to blow to get english subtitles?

[johntravena]

There is the song that the Pygmy people sing during times of conflict:

There is darkness upon us;
Darkness is all around,
There is no light.
But it is the darkness of the forest,
So if it really must be,
Even the darkness is good.

[nowthenzen]

no doubt if Corbyn had been PM he would have reprised the role of Chamberlain exactly

[fazaelma]

Ece i l really appreciate your way of thinking....but got little triggered when you said that people in france thought that le Pen was not a real challenger to Macron. I can't stand Macron politics and I would have voted "blanche" if I already had my voting right in France. We shouldn't be forced to vote lesser evil. Tbh i wouldn't really think that le Pen would have been able to make radical changes (neither for the good or the bad)