Jeremy Corbyn

[BlackLabel]

Corbyn and his Jezza-belles.

[AmitG]

number 46 said:

Elroy Blue said:

We're saved.

The ex-Greek finance minister has endorsed John McDonnell's economic policies. You honestly couldn't make this up.

Do you mean Vari-focals? he's not a communist at all?!!!!!! and after the resounding success that he made of Greece I'm sure we will be fine!!!!

I work in a bank, where he was known as "Varoufakis he on about"

[nikaiyo2]

Stickyfinger said:

Nope: he is just a c t.

Nope s are useful and fun. Corbyn is neither.

[Burwood]

Vaud said:

Cobnapint said:

Incredibly dangerous.

Open door immigration, no nuclear deterrent, all suppliers to the NHS ditched, massive government borrowing, massive spending on rail renationalisation, revenge taken on the wealthy with a spiteful tax regime, a power sharing deal with Argentina over the Falklands, the list goes on.

There'd be a mass exit of business and talent.

I would be off for one. But then there would probably be a spite tax and currency controls for those exiting.

Me too.

[RichB]

Burwood said:

Vaud said:

Cobnapint said:

Incredibly dangerous.

Open door immigration, no nuclear deterrent, all suppliers to the NHS ditched, massive government borrowing, massive spending on rail renationalisation, revenge taken on the wealthy with a spiteful tax regime, a power sharing deal with Argentina over the Falklands, the list goes on.

There'd be a mass exit of business and talent.

I would be off for one. But then there would probably be a spite tax and currency controls for those exiting.

Me too.

I never thought I'd say it but if all that came to pass I too would seriously look at another country to live in.

[johnxjsc1985]

can you imagine the damage he could cause in just five years. The thing is though the BBC were doing some exit interviews with the faithful and when one person questioned how he would achieve all those things all hell let lose and the Corbyn fan club sprang into action so it will not be long before the fun starts

[sidicks]

Is this the Labour immigration strategy - make the Country such a desperate place that no-one would want to come and live here?

[MrBarry123]

Vaud said:

I would be off for one. But then there would probably be a spite tax and currency controls for those exiting.

I know people are relatively blasé with the term "I'm off" however if he was to come to power, I would seriously consider moving abroad.

As already said, he's a very dangerous man who would be disastrous for this country.

[Vaud]

MrBarry123 said:

I know people are relatively blasé with the term "I'm off" however if he was to come to power, I would seriously consider moving abroad.

As already said, he's a very dangerous man who would be disastrous for this country.

I'm lucky, I speak another language and could do my current role from anywhere in the world with access to an airport and broadband. Some hassle but nothing insurmountable. My company could switch me to any European country or US contract with a few months notice.

Not sure where I would choose for 5 years. I like Sweden, Netherlands is pretty good (quite like Utrecht), France (Maybe Nantes or Poitiers), Switzerland (Geneva) or Boston would be top of my list.

[essayer]

Chakrabarti appointed to the shadow cabinet

I wonder what she has on Corbyn to go from nothing to shad cab in four months!

[BlackLabel]

Shami Chakrabarti set to become shadow attorney general.

[whoami]

Ah well, most of them have had a crack at the shadow cabinet during the last year.

A joke.

[mybrainhurts]

BlackLabel said:

Corbyn and his Jezza-belles.

Jezza Bellies, surely?

[Spice_Weasel]

Beat me to it. Jezza does seem to love the chubby birds.

Perhaps he's a feeder? Gets a kick out of fattening them up while murmuring stuff like 'the state will provide'.

We know he's got previous with Abbott

[Jockman]

RichB said:

Burwood said:

Vaud said:

Cobnapint said:

Incredibly dangerous.

Open door immigration, no nuclear deterrent, all suppliers to the NHS ditched, massive government borrowing, massive spending on rail renationalisation, revenge taken on the wealthy with a spiteful tax regime, a power sharing deal with Argentina over the Falklands, the list goes on.

There'd be a mass exit of business and talent.

I would be off for one. But then there would probably be a spite tax and currency controls for those exiting.

Me too.

I never thought I'd say it but if all that came to pass I too would seriously look at another country to live in.

Surely you would need to first understand why people voted him in on such a ridiculous manifesto?

[Stickyfinger]

Jockman said:

RichB said:

Burwood said:

Vaud said:

Cobnapint said:

Incredibly dangerous.

Open door immigration, no nuclear deterrent, all suppliers to the NHS ditched, massive government borrowing, massive spending on rail renationalisation, revenge taken on the wealthy with a spiteful tax regime, a power sharing deal with Argentina over the Falklands, the list goes on.

There'd be a mass exit of business and talent.

I would be off for one. But then there would probably be a spite tax and currency controls for those exiting.

Me too.

I never thought I'd say it but if all that came to pass I too would seriously look at another country to live in.

Surely you would need to first understand why people voted him in on such a ridiculous manifesto?

At that point, Corbyn would not be my problem, it would be the fact there are sufficient numbers of fktards in the UK to vote the tt into power.

[Crafty_]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09/28/7-thing...

So they even admit they don't want to do anything about immigration. He also wants to reduce the armed services and prevent MI6 from recruiting anyone. Meanwhile members want Tony back and even the kids have worked out Corbyn is a tosser. Jesus's wept the whole thing looks like an airplane crash.

They seem to think Watson is going to be a thorn in his side, I can't see that lasting long, he'll probably wake up to a hammer and sickle in his bed or something.

[Jockman]

Stickyfinger said:

At that point, Corbyn would not be my problem, it would be the fact there are sufficient numbers of fktards in the UK to vote the tt into power.

My point exactly, though without the Tourette's

[souper]

essayer said:

Chakrabarti appointed to the shadow cabinet

I wonder what she has on Corbyn to go from nothing to shad cab in four months!

Watch her squirm over peerage questions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxDVdQD7aeM

[williamp]

mybrainhurts said:

BlackLabel said:

Corbyn and his Jezza-belles.

Jezza Bellies, surely?

hey come on. Who doesnt like horizontal hair? Very aerodynamic. But like most lefites, I wonder how she sleeps at night??