Woman Invades Stage And Interrupts Corbyn's Speech At Durham Miner's Gala

I've only got two minutes. I won't be able to get back to this thread for a while. I hope someone can dig into this.

www.theguardian.com...

His speech to the 133rd Durham Miners’ gala was interrupted when a woman invaded the stage and briefly refused to leave, having fought her way through the crowds.

Why? What message was she trying to give?

I'm wondering if she was trying to tell us about the Islington abuse scandal that everyone interested in Jeremy Corbyn should know about.

Please dig, someone.

There could be something vitally importanty here.

a reply to: Kester

I'm wondering if she was trying to tell us about the Islington abuse scandal that everyone interested in Jeremy Corbyn should know about.

She was clearly trying to raise an issue with Corbyn not tell the crowd or us anything.

That's a bit odd. She went to all that trouble, but no one knows why?

a reply to: Kester

Heres a link with a video, you can see her attempt to engage with him but can not really hear what her topic is

Video on BBC

He handled it well.

Not sure if the BBC have a new video on now but she doesn't really say anything other than 'Jeremy...Jeremy...Hey....I'm on your side...support you Jeremy' then 'Do you support...No..No...Jeremy are you on my side?...no let me speak. I'm not going to hurt you..Jeremy please...I love you to bits...inaudible..No'

Seems like she was a fan but a bit of a nutter. Can't imagine many other Party leaders being so calm if that happened.

a reply to: bastion

If she's a fan, she's a nutter by default.

Poor Jezza looked like he was about to have a heat stroke.

She was probably trying to tell him that they want to kill me.

a reply to: DAVID64

Looking at it now I'm suspecting a set-up. She threw off the men but went with the women. As you say, a bit odd.

originally posted by: Wide-Eyes
a reply to: bastion

If she's a fan, she's a nutter by default.

Au contraire, you'd have to be a nutter not to support him. Or not very bright. But we digress...

a reply to: EvilAxis

I support Corbyn in the role he does best. Opposition to the Tories. I just don't want him as PM and your judgement of my intelligence is uncalled for.