Scary clown
It was his traditional blend of bile, fantasy and lies, falteringly recited in his two stock voices — all hammily-acted phoney compassion one moment, sudden exaggerated rage the next.
He turned his ire first on Tories, then on a critical Press. This, he insisted, would remain free under Labour — but not just to print what it liked. Thick as he is, Corbyn sees no contradiction.
Then it was on to Jezza curing all our ills with freebies galore and mass job creation, all presumably funded by the same tax on the rich. Since Labour aides now privately admit their 2017 manifesto secretly covered up a £1TRILLION bill, Corbyn’s assurances aren’t worth the autocue they are written on.
This smug, cocky Labour conference is an annual reminder of just what a dishonest rabble they now are. Sickeningly posing as defenders of the dispossessed while plotting to annul their Brexit votes with a second referendum, brought about by orchestrating chaos.
One moronic MP even demanded a General Strike to oust the Government. Frontbencher Richard Burgon stood and applauded. And he is the “next Secretary of State for Justice”, God help us.
Corbyn is keen to rebrand his extremism as mainstream in an era when capitalism has “failed”. It is, in reality, a dog-eared hard-left roadmap to ruin on a scale we have never experienced.
A Britain which would kill ambition and enterprise and drive out successful firms by stealing their property. Where investors would fear to tread and from which anyone who could would flee.
Labour’s candidate for PM is a dim, vain, vindictive, unapologetically anti-Semitic ball of rage who loathes scrutiny, lies habitually about his true beliefs and past terrorist connections and is, his aides admit, “not good in the mornings”.
But the Tories must not mistake all that for a free pass. Corbyn’s plans have traction only because the Government has left the battlefield.
Theresa May and Philip Hammond are timid tinkerers when we need radical steps to put more money in pockets and make homes affordable. Socialism is the last thing we need. Next to last are Tory “Corbyn-lite” tax rises.
Record job figures, low inflation and interest rates add up to a society and economy far healthier than the dystopia of chippy Corbynite imaginations.
But if the Tories don’t fix the problems that DO exist they’re sunk, and Britain too.
Sorted, Gavin
WELL done to Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson for swiftly ensuring the kids of dying RAF officer Samantha McConnell will not be denied her pension.
Now he must change the rules for good.
So others like her get the same deal.
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