Corbyn has won again

**VectraMan** · 13 July 2016, 07:12

I did laugh out loud when I heard they'd asked him to leave the meeting, as they were discussing him, and he refused to go.

**Intel** · 13 July 2016, 07:20

This is fantastic news. I for one look forward to Jeremy implementing his unilateral nuclear disarmament whilst protecting trident jobs by running our submarine fleet but without any missiles! He's such a genius, who else would have thought of that solution? #toriesforcorbyn 😅😅

**PurpleGorilla** · 13 July 2016, 07:32

Corbyn has won again

Originally posted by Intel View Post

This is fantastic news. I for one look forward to Jeremy implementing his unilateral nuclear disarmament whilst protecting trident jobs by running our submarine fleet but without any missiles! He's such a genius, who else would have thought of that solution? #toriesforcorbyn [emoji28][emoji28]

Arm the subs with lentils and love.

**FatLazyContractor** · 13 July 2016, 07:44

Hope he wins again, so that Labour will never come to power again.

**LondonManc** · 13 July 2016, 08:04

All his promises will sound wonderful until some wag asks him how he's going to pay for it all.

**Hobosapien** · 13 July 2016, 08:08

Originally posted by Intel View Post

This is fantastic news. I for one look forward to Jeremy implementing his unilateral nuclear disarmament whilst protecting trident jobs by running our submarine fleet but without any missiles! He's such a genius, who else would have thought of that solution? #toriesforcorbyn 😅😅

So now they'll need to use the missiles to prove they exist as a deterrent.

Maybe that's why the North Koreans (I won't attempt to use their derogatory slang name here

) are always doing missile testing, to prove they have the capability. Achieving the opposite of the yanks and their F-35 shamble.

**original PM** · 13 July 2016, 08:10

It's like when you are trying to play on the playstation and the 2 year old keep bothering you.

So you give them the 2nd controller that's not plugged in and let them pretend they are playing!

What a tool.

**WTFH** · 13 July 2016, 08:16

I know the ultra reicht on here won't click on this, but for those of you interested in debunking some of the above posts...
Labour defence review 'could keep nuclear weapons option' - BBC News

Corbyn has accepted the draft proposal which will be debated in September.

As for how to pay for it, the £350million a week that we are not spending on the EU/NHS can be spent to cover many of his proposals, that's unless certain campaigns lied about that.

**fullyautomatix** · 13 July 2016, 08:27

Since when did Labour or Tories plan to spend money on something without a definite plan on where to get the cash? TB and GB borrowed billions to finance their fancy projects which we will end up paying for and nothing to show for it. At least Corbyn will spent wisely and most in this country will benefit, if not all.

Corbyn has won again