http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2015/11/19/jeremy-corbyn-facebook-press-chat/

I must agree that Corbyn has made a severe hash of the days since the Paris attacks and has found himself out of tune with large sections of the population and his shadow cabinet colleagues.  But none of his MPs have the overwhelming support of party members that he enjoys and he remains the only one whose message chimes with young people and the millions who are scraping along on low wages under this so called government for 'hard working people'.

Meanwhile Osborne who cannot open his mouth without referring to 'hard working people' every 10 seconds, has bottled it. After months of messages about how police budgets were going to cut by 20% and tax credits slashed, oh surprise, surprise he has found a few billion quid that he forgot he had. Perhaps he left it in some jeans he took off and hung over the bedroom chair in Number 11. Elsewhere in the Spending Review there were big tax hikes for the many ordinary people who have invested in buy to let properties, a trend that has arisen to plug the gaps left by successive governments neglect of housing policy. Many of these small time landlords may now find themselves running at a loss. However those who have 15 or more properties let out will be okay as, guess what, they are exempt from these tax changes. Showing once again the Tory Party's complete and utter contempt for 'hard working people', in fact contempt for anyone who is not rolling in it - what a bunch of toffee nosed scumbags they are.

Coffee in the UK in general is a joke.

Its odd that people think that Cameron is some kind of Thatcherite. He's far closer to the One Nation Toryism of Macmillan than he is to Thatcher.

He's further to the left than Blair.

Why do our allies in the Middle East fund and support IS that's what I dont understand?

Do people still have a party? Is that a thing?

Aye, it's a bit barmy isn't my party right or wrong. Actually, we had a lady in our office whose cousin was a Labour MP and she said one day "We've always been up the workers in our family." Considering her husband had a good earner on Euro 100+ an hour as a systems architect and her cousin was Oxford educated and was well in the Brown gang, I thought such a comment rather archaic and quaint. She also brought an article in once, where her cousin was speaking to some poor guy in the street who thanked her and Brown for saving his job. It was an ugly sycophantic and patronizing piece. They really, really need their working classes down trodded in Dickensian poverty to feel good about themselves at night.

And so we find that Corbyn has reintroduced and reinvigorated the shell suit back into the mainstream:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3340341/Corbyn-s-worst-policy-Reviving-shellsuit-Labour-leader-causes-stir-stepping-times-past-month-1980s-style-Wilson-leisure-wear.html