O/T Jeremy corbyn

[gm_gm]

I don't think you understand politics that well.

But indulge me, what policies do you think a Corbyn led government could actually get through parliament (assume a majority of 30) that would do such damage?

Let's see if you can produce a remotely viable policy that would bankrupt the country or if it's just a bit of cheap brainless bluster.

His mouth is his biggest problem, but foreign policy for a start

I'll post another topic each day for the next 4 months

[John2]

His mouth is his biggest problem, but foreign policy for a start

I'll post another topic each day for the next 4 months

Don't just give a vague topic, that's a cop out. Give an example of a foreign policy event you think is plausible that could bankrupt the country in 18 months?

[gm_gm]

Don't just give a vague topic, that's a cop out. Give an example of a foreign policy event you think is plausible that could bankrupt the country in 18 months?

An event is winding up Trump and other non communist countries that will deter investment, we currently have a 63% in fintec vacancies (this will rise as I predicted to you two years ago) many are from America.

The other impact will be his close links to countries who operate through terrorism who he seems to like the most, this will also impact on investment.

Ill post another reason tomorrow for you John

[ragingpup]

An event is winding up Trump and other non communist countries that will deter investment, we currently have a 63% in fintec vacancies (this will rise as I predicted to you two years ago) many are from America.

The other impact will be his close links to countries who operate through terrorism who he seems to like the most, this will also impact on investment.

Ill post another reason tomorrow for you John

But no problem with winding up our biggest trading partners on our doorstep? Lol!

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

But no problem with winding up our biggest trading partners on our doorstep? Lol!

Winding up?

All of the EU companies will still want to sell their goods here, but it will be on our terms.

Anyway cheer up with the Corbyn stuff, it could be worse it could be Vince Cable or some other LibDem deadbeat

[KerrAvon]

Winding up?

All of the EU companies will still want to sell their goods here, but it will be on our terms.

Anyway cheer up with the Corbyn stuff, it could be worse it could be Vince Cable or some other LibDem deadbeat

It won't be on our terms. It will be on WTO terms and with goods and services that we supply into Europe being required to meet EU set standards.

[Exiletyke]

It won't be on our terms. It will be on WTO terms and with goods and services that we supply into Europe being required to meet EU set standards.

Do we not meet those standards now?

[John2]

An event is winding up Trump and other non communist countries that will deter investment, we currently have a 63% in fintec vacancies (this will rise as I predicted to you two years ago) many are from America.

The other impact will be his close links to countries who operate through terrorism who he seems to like the most, this will also impact on investment.

Ill post another reason tomorrow for you John

LOL, your cognitive dissonance is so strong. You think 'winding up Trump' is going to bankrupt our country, but heading out of the world's largest market and crashing onto WTO tariffs of 10%+ for almost half our exports will be fine! You just don't have a clue how economics works, I look forward to tomorrow's giggle of the day.