Most of the people who joined in order to support Jeremy are not party activists. This is anti-Corbyn propaganda. Most of them are ordinary people sick and tired of corrupt politicians that don’t speak for them. They see Jeremy as different from the smooth, polished and scripted politicians we are used to. Some of them have become activists because of Jeremy, because from day one, he has had The PLP plotting against him. Even so, he offered, and they accepted places in the shadow cabinet, to people who showed him no respect whatsoever. Hillary Benn’s grandstanding speech supporting air strikes in Syria, directly in opposition to Jeremy’s stance, cheered by the Tories. Angela Eagle leaning across the Leader to shake Benn’s hand, neither of them even glancing at him. Simply disrespectful, petulant and childish. He offered them places to try and unite the party, but they’ve plotted against him from day one, with never the slightest intention to get behind him. Two weeks before the election, Angela Eagle was defending JC’s work in the referendum, saying that he’d ‘ worked up and down the country in an itinerary that would have exhausted a 25 year old’. Exactly two weeks later, she was telling us how half hearted and ambivalent he’d been. Hillary Benn called Jeremy during the night to tell him he had no confidence in his leadership, what choice did Jeremy have but to fire him? Exactly what they wanted. Tearful Angela regretting Benn’s sacking had no choice but to resign, only it turns out, her Angela for Leader website was set up two days before the sacking. Resignations timed and orchestrated to keep the debacle in the news. Yet JC has delivered a massively increased membership, a 63% Remain vote (Nicola Sturgeon delivered 64% and is hailed a hero) under his leadership, we won four by-elections, four Mayoral contests and forced U-turns in some of the most ubiquitous Tory plans eg: Welfare cuts, and the Saudi Prison contracts. All of this in nine months. Please explain his lack of leadership, because, for the life of me I can’t see it.