Saturday 12 September 2015

A Simple Guide to Jeremy Corbyn, the New Leader of the Labour Party



Here in Britain we have a new leader of the Opposition Party (The Labour Party), his name is Jeremy Corbyn. He is on the left of the Labour Party and has shaken up much of the established hierarchy of both his own party and that of the Government. And is seen by many ordinary folk as the Peoples Politician, however there are those who have louder voices in the world who are implying that Labour is now led by some mad leftish lunatic with mad ideas who will given any opportunity destroy Britain, if not the entire world.

Well if folk in power think like that there must be a damn good reason, and I think we should look at one or two of this so called deranged madman’s ideas, I think he has lots so I will just mention a few of the simple ones I know about.

First he says we should all work for world peace and he wants to give up the British nuclear deterrent. . . . This is plainly madness ever since the invention of nuclear weapons, every leader of every country in the world has been keen to have a big red button to press.  What sort of a game of chicken can world leaders play if they cant smile and tap at the big red button a bit saying stuff like I’ll hit it a bit harder if you don’t sell me some of that biological weaponry.  So I think we can say a leader bent on world peace is not good.

He also thinks that every one should be equal. . . Well no one is going to agree to that, well certainly not all those in positions of power and authority with loads of wealth in one form or another. So this is yet another foolish idea of a madman.  Not helped by the fact he looks just like some ordinary bloke in the street. Surely an expensive designer suit would not go amiss and maybe some very expensive hand made shoes, in several colours to match his mood.

He also wants to renationalise the railway system arguing it should be there for the good of the masses and not run as a profitable organisation to make a few folk loads of money. Well that shows a degree of madness that has not been seen by a politician in years.  No wonder no one voted for him. . . . AH DAMN no hang on they did. What is happening to us all, this cant be right.

Apparently he also thinks we should do what we can to help the Syrian refugees, WHAT surely not help folk from another country that cant be right. I thought we were just meant to send them some money and sort of sweep them all under the carpet so to speak (its one of those sayings again). Where will it all end, we cant go round having politicians folk can trust and who keep liking everyone or the whole fabric of society will fall apart. The next thing they will be telling us is he is not planning to milk the expenses’ system for every penny he can . . . . This is not the sort of politician we vote for normally and it needs to stop before they all go nice and honest on us and we are left with no one to hate.

Anyway I am sure there will be many in power who will be telling us about the evil Mr Jeremy Corbyn and his mad ideas and how he will destroy us all, so I don’t think I need to.  As it happens I think he seems like a nice Chap. . . . So you see he is already undermining my view about politicians and he has not even been leader for one day yet. . . .


I know it is terrible.     I wonder if he can improve my typing. 

8 comments:

  1. Interesting times ahead. I wonder if he could make our idiots in Stormont grow up! That would be a mad idea.

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    1. Sadly I think that might be a mad idea. there are folk in Northern Ireland where it suits them to perpetuate the hate between the two sides. So I can see it all falling apart and ending up back where it all started.

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  2. Sorry I have been absent for awhile, just been terribly busy.

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    1. No Problem Mr ESB. . . a man has to do what a man has to do as Mr Corbyn would probably say. . . . although he would also say . . . . . it is a far far better thing I do than I haver ever done. . . . . I think he might be in for a stormy ride as folk stab at him with pointy sticks.

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    2. I am trying veRy hard to avoid work for one day, today. But I think I may fail at that. Trying to give Cooper some quality time today after being on the road aLL day yesterday, and then going to work yesterday evening. I do need to go get him some dog food.

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    3. You certainly seen very busy at present. Dogs are very forgiving beasts as long as you have food for them, if not they will eat you instead for the times you left them all alone, they do remember stuff.

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  3. This madman obviously belongs in some hippy commune. Next thing you know, we'll all be hugging trees and singing "I'd like to teach the world to sing." Utter madness!!

    I must say, I was quite surprised at the news. It'll be a hard slog to undo all the damage that previous Labour governments have done, but hope springs eternal. Good on him, I say.

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    1. I cant help but think he might have a rather hard time of things. I imagine that both the Tories and a fair number of Labour MPs will be out to get him and will be telling the masses he is a child of the devil and a loony one at that with all this foolish idealist nonsense like equality and fairness.

      I think the first thing he should say when he stands up in Parliament to face Mr Cameron is. . . I am Spartacus . . . . And then see if any one else leaps up to support him. If the rest of the Labour MPs all point at him and say . . . . OOOOoooo yes he is Spartacus, not us we have never seen him before. . . . then he may as well pack up and go home and save himself a lot of nasty agro. I mean it was not his idea to stand he was a token sacrificial lefty to keep a few folk happy. It just goes to show how out of touch politicians are.

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