You won't see this on any mainstream media outlet........and I can only wonder why.

@jordan3400

7 жыл бұрын

Because it's a documentary about Jeremy Corbyn by Jeremy Corbyn

@barryhughes9764

7 жыл бұрын

Oh ....how stupid of me!

@patriciamcdermott2761

7 жыл бұрын

It should be shown on main stream media, it's a Ken Loach Documentary.

I love this man's humanity. A rare thing in a political leader.

@purerlogic4811

7 жыл бұрын

One day power will mean humanity and morals, rather than status and money. When Jeremy becomes PM thanks to people wanting more humanity in the country they live in 365 days a year, then we will understand the important of kindness and being truly happy, and self-expression/art, and how it brings abundance in all things, including money and status for everyone. I'll be honest, as an English person, I get on with a lot more Europeans than English people because generally I find English people more selfish (self-preserving), and when I meet Europeans most often they seem to bring a lot of heart with them culturally speaking, as in they are generally more human, open-hearted, and kind. I approach English people with caution generally, but when someone IS kind-hearted, I just 'know it', but there are lots of people I regard with caution and that's just my own issues I guess! I'm sure only a minority if any at all of the followers of Jeremy are selfish or self-preserving, they are more likely to be 'passionate', and you can see how that is aggressively spun as something negative? The Tories are the self-preserving party, they are in power because this type of thinking believed in that. I just hope the growth of the awareness of being loving and caring, and wanting to live in a country of community and socialism, can outweigh this mentality of self-preservation.Observe social media, across countries - Britain has a culture of trolls, and many other countries do not. It's a cultural thing which allows and creates this behaviour of disrespect. These people are often out of love for their fellow Britain's. How can Job Centre advisors have a target for sanctioning people? What sort of government or society thinks about people in that way, or works with this logic? It should not exist. Nothing in government should be to do with 'constant' targets. Another example is the Police, they have targets for crime detection. This means if they detect less crimes which may be because things are improving, they are out of a job! Do they really have no passion for what they do that you have to give them targets? Or is this just to cover those who don't, with an 'absolute constant' no matter how you get it and whether you employed the wrong people? And I also believe the Social Services work in this way too, do you think they have a target for number of children taken off families? I bet you they do. How destructive is this logic? Do you ever find when you speak to Civil Servants, if they were a company you would be giving them a really poor customer satisfaction score? All this, needs to change. I rarely get the attitude, I love helping people, how can I help, let me go the-extra-mile to help you when it comes to a phone service. But we all remember the good people who in their job are good no matter what. Have you noticed that or do I just have bad coincidences? The Government is not a Company that you look up to as an authority, and accept your powerlessness to change anything they don't want to change. The Government is a Governing Force which makes lives better for everyone, and listens to them. It's should be the good parent, not the bad controlling parent, or the superior authoritarian.

@phattebytch

7 жыл бұрын

Beautifully said, thank you. It unnerves me deeply to see what kind of a country this has become. If we can't turn it around soon then I fear that we'll be lost for a very long time. The scapegoating of the weak and the poor to protect the interests of the tiny elite always produces an unhealthy society. Neoliberalism has to go.

@barryhughes9764

7 жыл бұрын

Couldn't have said it more eloquently.......thanks.

@purerlogic4811

7 жыл бұрын

Maybe they should make it illegal for MPs and newspapers to knowingly lie. The extent of lying for and on purpose in the UK, is nothing compared to America, which makes a business out of it. Look at Hillary Clinton. If she was the average person she would have faced criminal charges by now, but because of her 'status' which is usually held up with 'lies', she gets away with whatever she wants and she knows it. She knowingly lies when being challenged. The problem with this though, is that it turns people into pathological liars, as in, they make a routine of unknowingly lying, and because they have so much authentic belief in what they are saying, people go with it, because it appears authentic. Take Theresa May and David Cameron for example. Cameron was a master of knowingly lying. I don't know if you have observed but May almost speaks identically to him, as if when she gets home she watches his most successful lying or diverting. 'Say it like you believe it, and people will believe you' I think their speech coach tells them. I would class diversion also as a form of lying, because you are not telling the truth. You should tell the truth because in that position you are 'absolutely accountable'. Whenever Jeremy's turn comes up for questions at PMQ all you hear is the Tory backbench jeering. How absolutely vile is that? And there are people at home who probably laugh with them. It's vile and we must stamp it out. What I observed in PMQ when Jeremy had a little more power against this, was when he 'unmasked the evil' and pointed out these attitudes and how PMQ is like a theatre, when really PMQ is for the people. I do miss the stern teacher who points out the bad pupils, maybe he should say their name. 'Mockers' hide among groups and don't like their name to be revealed directly. With the direct naming of the individuals being recorded on KZread, they would soon quieten down. That's psychology for you. :-)

This should be on BBC One

@CliftonEllis

7 жыл бұрын

It definitely should. The BBC is the propaganda mouthpiece of the establishment. Losing credibility fast.

@norepetitivebeats

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, BBC News definitely is propaganda. I haven't taken it seriously for a decade now. Its laughable, once you manage to quash the rage it induces ;-)

@AndyTomlins

7 жыл бұрын

As long as governments can hold a knife to their throat over license fees it will remain a propagandist.

@Iazzaboyce

7 жыл бұрын

Perhaps I'm remembering wrongly, but I'm sure the Labour Party and the Tories used to properly monitor media coverage, and it seems strange that this is not happening now. All we get is the Tory press claiming the 'BBC is left-wing' just so the BBC can say 'if both sides are complaining we must be doing our job well'...But I'm with you; when you understand the methods used, the political coverage in this country is nothing short of Tory propaganda.

@Smitho94

7 жыл бұрын

Why would it? Any leader can summon a handful of people to agree with them for an hour, it amounts to nothing but propaganda

Compare and contrast this film with the two 'hatchet job' documentaries put out recently by Channel 4 Dispatches and BBC Panorama - no clever editing, no suggestive music, no 'analysis' from 'impartial experts' who are anything but. Just real people relaying their personal struggles to a politician who reflects their hopes and aspirations. The beauty of Loach's style is that he does so much but doing so little. This honest, unvarnished portrayal of people's day-to-day struggles is immeasurably more powerful than anything the hundreds of thousands of pounds poured into the Smith campaign's PR fund could ever hope to produce. Well done, Ken.

The young lad reduced to tears when talking about himself and his siblings trying to get on. That hit me hard! The young are often painted negatively in the media, this lad has shown passion, drive and enthusiasm to get on in this world.

@cuckingfunt9353

7 жыл бұрын

Never mind him, what about the PTSD dude ? That was fucked up... Don't just ignore his plight because he was in the military. Many poor working class guys are drawn into army jobs because they are some of the few available.

The good thing about having this on KZread is that anyone can access this and that the stories, information isn't getting spun by mainstream media.

@norepetitivebeats

7 жыл бұрын

I agree but the only problem with the internet is that a hell of a lot of older voters get their info from the TV still. Once the baby boomers have gone and the current generation have grown broadcast TV is dead, thank god. I think that what we are seeing here now is all part of that transition. Its a slow inevitable change and the establishment is fighting it tooth and nail at the moment, but they are losing IMO. They will keep fighting to control the internet.

@taylorjames1985

7 жыл бұрын

All fair points, totally agree with you. I just hope that the current state of affairs will open the eyes of the next generation. As it is is all good that the current voters can elect for a change in the establishment. But it is the next generation that can make the bigger change and impact. Well that's me hoping for a brighter future for all.

@jamestaylor8948

7 жыл бұрын

Polls are not always correct.... can only hope, fingers crossed.

I can't imagine a single other political leader who empathises so much with practically every person he speaks with. His trick of course, is listening. Top Man Jeremy, Top Man.

Keep fighting for a new world of justice and virtue, Jeremy. We believe in you and your brave stand against neoliberalism, pessimism and despair. Greetings from a Berniecrat of Georgia, USA.

An often moving documentary and worthy tribute to the humanity of all those who take part in it.

I've sent this link to my twitter and Face Book accounts..... that's how it will get seen.... not on the TV or in the press.

@nickUK88

7 жыл бұрын

Deep Thought Equally hard times for those who have worked, paid tax for years, yet still can't afford a property. These things combined will be unresolved by any party, or any government in the next 100 years, I fear.

@mhikl4484

6 жыл бұрын

+Annie L Sure hope Jeremy Corbyn is successful in his run for PM.

This brought tears a few times. The passion in people, the genuine heart felt thank yous to Jeremy too. THIS should be shown to anyone who doubts Jeremy, yes he isn't perfect (as he admits) but his authenticity and genuine caring nature comes through so strong. A TRUE leader.

@barryhughes9764

7 жыл бұрын

"You may call me a dreamer.......but i'm not the only one". Just think what we could do if we stopped spending money on weapons of mass destruction. Please just listen and watch the video on you tube of John Denver singing with a Russian..........the song is called "let us begin"......and hope humanity can learn lessons before it's too late.

@jamesmeow3039

7 жыл бұрын

Can't wait for Jeremy to doom us all by having a shite foreign policy. We've been moving back and forth from socialism to capitalism for years now, but if the country gets invaded because our allies turn their backs on us we're screwed.

@willjwheatley19

7 жыл бұрын

when has the UK ever moved from capitalism to socialism? do you even vaguely understand the words you use?

@Max-vq9xd

7 жыл бұрын

Benjamin you sound like a weak man

@TheHappinessTrail

7 жыл бұрын

Lol. Weak or caring? That's up for debate. :)

This conversation is brilliant. It's what the whole country needs to be engaged in and absorb

Plenty of typical comments below saying that 'socialism doesn't work' with not a thought given to the social systems employed by neoliberal societies to ensure the wealthy get even wealthier and the poorer pay for everything through the nose. The bail out of the 2008 crash is a fine example, worked perfectly well for the beneficiaries but not so much for the sods who had to cough up a few grand each. The war machines belonging to the G8 doing the bidding of corporations is another perfect example of socialism that works, albeit a sick, twisted perversion of it where the masses pay for the service but gain nothing from it. Socialism in the hands of the 1% doesn't work, which is why we need to wrest it back from them

Absolutely bloody amazing documentary.

I am US citizen and in awe of this video. I believe we need to democratize our special relationship; it's too important to leave to our governments alone. We need a transatlantic grassroots movement that restores our shared culture, that restores our moral high ground in the world, that restores our shared sense of respect for human dignity.

I saw similar meetings to these a year ago when 1st deciding to support Corbyn. This is why I continue to support him. Thanks for making the video.

Thank you so much for producing such a brilliant film about Corbyn. I feel represented as a blind person, corbyn labour activist, anti-war activist and a muslim. ☺️

@harveym8443

7 жыл бұрын

Hugh mungus

I am thrilled that Ken Loach followed this important campaign of the people, and that he brings Jeremy to more and more of us. It is good that it is out here on social media, even if it isn't yet on the Beeb. I despair of the BBC.

Nice to see Ken Loach doing stuff again.

I hope Ken Loach enjoyed being back in Sheffield! Kes was a brilliant film. Corbyn keeping it classy! ❤️Corbyn

@patriciamcdermott2761

7 жыл бұрын

Platos Cave Please can you repost the Ken Loach quote? It'd be much appreciated:)

A superb insight into what makes Jeremy Corbyn tick, documented by Ken Loach one of the country's leading documentary drama producers.

I'm in ore of this special man Mr J Corbyn. You have my back JC so I've git yours. X

@Orca718

7 жыл бұрын

*Awe

@SuperTahira123

7 жыл бұрын

By voting for him, calling for him, I've joined his party too. That's how.

@265Kay

7 жыл бұрын

Phonebanking...

the master Ken Loach gives us a great interview!

thank you for giving us hope , you have covered our backs , we will cover yours #JC4PM

actually a wonderful piece that will be an amazing time capsule for the future...also..JC is on point ...as per..and..everyone else makes a great contribution .

So glad to see this. I'm very grateful to those who have shared their struggles in this video, Heartbreaking many of them. Hope is on the rise when we gather together to make change happen led by people with integrity we can trust. Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell have moved mountains in this way. If we continue to build this movement significant change will happen for the better. Huge thanks to the makers of this film.

More honesty and morals in one finger than all of the Tory party put together IMO. Oh, Jeremy Corbyn !!

i loved it well done ken

it really was painful watching this because it is all true

Hero

really good video,

Every single societal problem is indeed rooted within the monetary construct. We are the ones who created it, we are the ones who put value onto it but yet we can not change it, or at least that is what we are told. I know it's small steps at a time but surely we could discuss the real negative impact the monetary construct has upon our society and what we could realistically do to change this. Nothing will really change all the while we put so much value into the monetary construct and whilst that construct is so weighted in the favour of so few.

A Sanction imposed on people & families ..Actually Children... Children of these people are Sanctioned ! Tell me this is legal ??? A Sanction to vulnerable person can be equated to issuing them a A Death Certificate ...

@maureenfitzsimmons212

7 жыл бұрын

The Tories Designed these Cruel Poverty policies .They knew the results before they implemented them ..They are Corporate Murderers ! UK people need to get this Crew of Criminals arrested forthwith !

52:50 The actual incompetence of Tony Blair laid out by a better man. Thank you Jeremy.

@ianstandley5827

7 жыл бұрын

JC has re-united half a million people with the party you should research the history off the Labour party don,t forget Tori Blair is a war criminal who almost destroyed the working class.

@jimsmith2282

7 жыл бұрын

lol jimmy krankie sturgeon , bradd pitt zombie extra alert ,

Put this genuinely caring man in office, and bring hope back to the UK 🇬🇧 #jc4pm ASAP 👍

This is inspiring . Hearing real people talk about their real lives brings it home more than anything

A great leader & party, who will lead this country forward in every way ❤

Real Labour is back!

Loach and Corbyn. Great combination!

A decent man talking sense with intelligence and humanity. Yikes, unelectable, we need a slick shyster with a better cut of suit, that'll do the trick.

The privileged few, the elite, the kings and queens of greed and vanity can kick and scream and spit all they like...but the times, they are a changing:-)

@cuckingfunt9353

7 жыл бұрын

That's the spirit.

@EvaQuinnn

7 жыл бұрын

Z za

Truely inspiring!!!!

Good to see he won reelection

@brainbytes3484

7 жыл бұрын

Not at all. Jez we can.

The most honourable Prime Minister we never had!!

Is it just me or does anyone else think that the opening 20 minutes are reminiscent of the village hall debate from Loach's own Land and Freedom?

@voyeurcoma638

7 жыл бұрын

Yes absolutely

@garsm2290

7 жыл бұрын

Or his film on Ireland, which is more or less the same. Less accurate but the same.

@End-Result

7 жыл бұрын

Gar Sm Quite right.

Congratulations Jeremy! Our Brilliant Beloved Jeremy Corbyn! ❤️Corbyn

Wonderful video

Why on earth is this not on mainstream tv?

a decent man who cares thank you.

Its great to actually see what people think and people engaged in politics. Jeremy if you're reading this, I think you should get some people to follow your meetings and publish these as an ongoing pice of communications as I think this will help you reach people and build an audience without depending on the mass media that does not seem to be interested.

Every CLP ,Every Momentum group , Every People Against Austerity group should take an hour out of their meeting to watch this video . After watching & discussing this video together they should spend at least an hour stating & list the issues that affects them . If necessary call for another meeting to further the discussion your group has made & how to turn your groups thoughts into action !

@21:20 Jesus christ, imagine if you were Corbyn at that point, seeing that young intelligent guy struggling to get his words out, tears rolling down his face, worrying he won't be able to pay of his debts and that he won't have a future...

Jeremy Corbyn actually makes sense when he speaks so everyone can relate to him on a practical level. I wish all politicians spoke with more substance.

Thanks so much for posting

When i look at corbyn i have to keep reminding myself that here is an example of what is considered to be a member of the highest forms of life on the planet .And then i think to myself well that's a load of bollocks for a start off.

Why does the Like button not work? Great video, very relevant: a politician talking to real people.

I wish so much the privileged rich or the lucky medium could live on benefits for a few weeks. Then they'd have a heart and drop the scrounger and lazy jibes.

fantastic video

Beaten before they start this lot. Relying on others to bail them.

On the one hand we have austerity and we all have to tighten our belts, and there isn't enough money to go around. On the other hand Trident needs renewing and 'wow' they just find 200 Billion behind the sofa.

People say the media is biased so instead they come here to listen to one hour of people agreeing with each other about how great Corbyn is. No bias to see here eh guys?!

Go Jeremy Corbyn! Go Ken Loach!

I'm just here to comment I met him on a school trip once

its quite simple, people have forgotten the difference between right and wrong, all we need to do is evidence why things are right and why things are wrong. You can't argue with the progression of right over wrong, and if you do your wrong :)

This was well worth watching, but (as usual) he's only talking to his fans. Can we get Ken Loach to film a sequel where Jeremy Corbyn takes questions from Tory voters? Because without winning them over, none of his ideas will ever happen.

@SadBirbHours

7 жыл бұрын

He has a point though, he spends too much time preaching to the converted and whilst I like the guy I'm really getting nervous at his lack of tackling things outside of his comfort zone.

Watching this 5 years on is heartbreaking. Nothing's changed, it's just got worse and we no longer have Jeremy to put our hopes in. Sad state of affairs.

@flowerofscotland8839

2 жыл бұрын

Who wants him pal? His lame response to his loyal supporter Ken Loach's expulsion. Ken, who directed this very video, just because Corbyn wants the whip off Starmer back.

@FRAZZLAAR96

2 жыл бұрын

@@flowerofscotland8839 Joining the Corbyn haters now are you?

@flowerofscotland8839

2 жыл бұрын

@@FRAZZLAAR96 l get no pleasure criticising Jeremy Corbyn. I agreed with his manifesto and disagree with the sabotage of his own party against him and the media, etc. But he's not been vocal enough on Ken Loach's explosion. Ken promoted Scotland with four films, all shown at Cannes and three winning prizes. We all know the support Ken gave Jeremy. I'm disappointed it's not being reciprocated. I'm just glad we've the SNP and ALBA alternatives. Like Ken, I'm no longer with Labour. It's not Labour anymore with Starmer and his Centralist scheming. It's Tory party 2.

The current Conservative cabinet happen to be looking for a latter day Leni Riefenstahl to be their film maker mascot.

what about private bankers creating debt as money? 98%? 94% of money being debt?

Can democracy and greed ever be platform for ordinary people

Only and only events like this and getting straight to the ordinary people could get him in number 10 otherwise he stands no chance. However he is completely underestimating the power of Mr murdoch and others rags who reach to the ordinary people more than a politician.

In adition to my last comment, a student, 0 hours contract worker, a struggler and so much more.

May I ask, isn't it against the law to be part of a medical team to sanction the death of a patient through the Courts because they are not willing to keep the patients systems going?

Lots of people in GB that are displaced also .. .. ..

Yep Corbyn for P.M and honey g to be the biggest pop act since the Beatles

Thankyou.

We need to change the language that is being used for people who don't have a job! We don't get benefits we get social security so that we don't end up on the streets! So stop calling it benefits and start calling it what it is: SOCIAL SECURITY!

It is interesting

ken on jeremy - DREAM TEAM!!

who's done the panning on this? why has someone who's won a palme d'or think it's acceptable to pan audio all the way to the left and right when different people are speaking?

@SeanMorl

7 жыл бұрын

revoke his palme d'or immediately.

@Starzagal

7 жыл бұрын

He has 2

@SeanMorl

7 жыл бұрын

Good grief!

@SeanMorl

7 жыл бұрын

+Señor Roflmao my uncle boris is deaf in one ear. if he watched this he'd think jeremy corbyn was just talking to himself and then he'd vote owen smith. maybe this is ken loach's plan && he is an entryist.

@spiritoflongthorne

7 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry I voted for him now. Panorama and Despatches...no panning... this? Panning left, center left and far left...right..and center. I was all set for change as per Labours 10 pledges... now ? You can keep fair and democratic societies for all Jeremy...you can keep your anti-austerity concern...keep it all. Ucle Boris' head is about to spin of his shoulders and it's all your fault Loach!! xx one love xx

😊

I think what Jeramy was saying, was welfare should well fair.

Great guy can win the GE if he changes his stance on unilateral disarmament perhaps he can be cnd but the party position is multi lateral disarmament. He can appoint a defence secretary where the plp decide who to be in charge of the codes. Important as Labour members and the country are not in favour of CND. Learn the lesson of the 80's CND cannot win.

to use the term "bless" in the non religious way, bless the lad at 20 minutes who can't stop saying Literally.

If you value mainly the "victim" classes, without giving hope, protections and respect, to normal men who try to build lives and families in a world that is at best indifferent to them, then our culture will continue along its path of decline.

@clickaccept

7 жыл бұрын

I can't extract the meaning from your word salad. Sorry.

@braindonor8753

7 жыл бұрын

which poor people are you talking about? I don't know if you are just commenting without watching but 99% of the people in it are working.. nurses, teachers... the people who shouldn't be on a pittance but are. Ridiculous comment.

@clickaccept

7 жыл бұрын

+Brain Doner People seem confused by this comment, and along the way attribute to me a discussion of "the workers" or "poor people". Not sure where you get that impression, but the phrase I used was "normal men". Maybe its just not possible for you to believe I intended to use that phrase? Care to explain? Again, you accuse my comment of being "ridiculous", but the people being interviewed are the Politically correct victim classes (women, disabled, muslims, refugees, poor....). Sorry to point it out.

@braindonor8753

7 жыл бұрын

you obviously haven't watched it.

@clickaccept

7 жыл бұрын

I did. And I just skipped through it again to confirm. So i'm not sure where you're coming from, or else, why you are so hostile to the observable truth.

That's my friend Nia Hughes - #lezzasforjezza

Was that little Dronny town's Rosie I saw.. :) Well I have to agree, without getting people who are opposed then his ideas will just be that, ideas. We do need a Labour government more than ever, that's why it is so painful for so many. I also pray that Hillary wins on November the 6th because if Trump wins, we could see the right wing take over everywhere.

Jezzaaa wooooooh

The tories have absolutely demolished our country Jeremy for PM

Corbyn for PM #JezWeCan

know

The best leader UK has had and will have, Good luck to those who love war mongers, your children are 6ft in the ground.

#JC4PM

Forza corbyn !

Lol lezza's for jezza

Hmm, state the bleeding obvious.... easy!

O no not Comi Corbin. He is such a 1970s throw back, he wont do podcasts, he send his stuff out on 8 track cartridge.

@l000tube

7 жыл бұрын

eh? .... talking about 'throwbacks'; from last century check what May is ddoing to education and Grammars! think the laimstream media has got to you mate.

@Bruce-vq7ni

7 жыл бұрын

Are you trying to be ironically funny with your spelling etc. ha ha You see comi Corbyn has a few thousand people interested in 2016. Unfortunately in May of 2020 reality arrives and he has to try and appeal to the mainstream and he hasn't got a hope. Even his own MPs can't stand him. Also he is to old. Do you remember the electoral spanking the Libdems received in 2015, that's nothing compared with thrashing that Labour is in line for.

@wiretom

7 жыл бұрын

Bruce C how daft do you feel now

Which programs would these people like to see cut to pay for all these additional benefits?

@braindonor8753

7 жыл бұрын

Just print money. Look how much they have plucked out of the air post brexit vote and to bail out the banks. Should have let the banks sink and wrote every person in the country a cheque. At least the money would have been circulated in the system and paid back in tax.

@cuckingfunt9353

7 жыл бұрын

Trident for a start, that'll save 400 Billion quid... Then the next banker bail out could be put on hold... Then add to that stop the next fucking war, they cost half a billion a day, and there you have it, sorted.

At least he is better than Clinton and Trump

I'm a bit disappointed in Ken. I was hoping for more screaming, abuse, death and improvised comic moments to jolt us from the horror. I'm not sure how Cannes will take this.

I'm Jeremy corbyn, look at this train. it's transportation for people, I believe that the centre column of the train should be filled with my fat arse blocking people! xD