Something Not Quite Adding Up Here.

[-Talbot-]

How often do you review your social media accounts?

https://news.sky.com/story/jeremy-corbyn-admits-being-member-of-controversial-facebook-group-11281462

[cassa333]

He was aware he was a member of the Feb group and posted on it so it matters not who signed him up to it.

One might not be aware of every post on a group page we are affiliated to but you know the general gist of the site and what it stands for.

When did he get the big mas job of leader of the Labour Party? If he left the group soon after then he was probably aware it would damage his reputation and was trying to limit tha.

[woofgang]

It is sometimes possible (although not polite) to join friends to a group you are a member of BUT when you join a group(or are joined), unless you opt out of seeing notifications, the groups posts pop up in your newsfeed. I have very occasionally joined a craft or dog group believing it was ok then unpleasant posts have popped up on my newsfeed and I quickly leave. Now he (Corbyn)may have an employee who runs his social media activity in which case he want to do some bum kicking....but no....something doesn't sound right.

[naomi24]

Mr Corbyn has 'form'.

[jno]

I look at my FB page about once a month and actually post things maybe twice a year, so that sounds entirely plausible to me. I certainly don't read every post I see on anyone's, or any group's, page. If I found I'd got involved with anything nasty I'd back out, which it appears he did.

[ToraToraTora]

Agent COB is a well know anti semite along with most of the labour party no surprise he's in this group.