Corbyn runs over reporter

[Rowls]

I genuinely can't believe there hasn't been more fuss over this.

Jeremy Corbyn, who has pretensions to lead the country appoints a man to drive a car and he can't even pick a candidate for that most basic of tasks. When your ONE job in life is to drive a car is pretty incompetent to go running over somebody's foot. This is down to a man who is trying to persuade the country that he can be Prime Minister. A man who wants us to have faith that he can choose Chancellors, Home Secretaries etc.

If he can't even find somebody good enough to drive a car what does this say about his abilities?

And then there's the BBC!

This ought to be headline news and they've squirrelled it away in the "light" news. What's that all about? It just typical of the bleeding heart metro-luvvies at the tax-funded corporation to cover up for their beloved Corbyn like this.

It really is the worst of the UK and it pretty much sums up the reasons why I chose to leave England in the end.

I despair. I really do.

[Paul Waine]

I genuinely can't believe there hasn't been more fuss over this.

Jeremy Corbyn, who has pretensions to lead the country appoints a man to drive a car and he can't even pick a candidate for that most basic of tasks. When your ONE job in life is to drive a car is pretty incompetent to go running over somebody's foot. This is down to a man who is trying to persuade the country that he can be Prime Minister. A man who wants us to have faith that he can choose Chancellors, Home Secretaries etc.

If he can't even find somebody good enough to drive a car what does this say about his abilities?

And then there's the BBC!

This ought to be headline news and they've squirrelled it away in the "light" news. What's that all about? It just typical of the bleeding heart metro-luvvies at the tax-funded corporation to cover up for their beloved Corbyn like this.

It really is the worst of the UK and it pretty much sums up the reasons why I chose to leave England in the end.

I despair. I really do.

Hey, if the leader wants to take a short cut or two, who are we to stand in his way?

[Clarets4me]

Also in the 70s, 60's, 50's and 40's. In fact you could describe Britain during the war as the closest to a socialist utopia we've ever had.

Rationing, shortages, internment, compulsory military service, people missing " presumed dead ", exchange controls, people's property being requesitioned and a thriving " Black Market " in nylons, whisky and cigarettes ...sounds like a modern Venezuela or Cuba, !!

In Corbyn we trust...FFS !!!

[Clarets4me]

The more ridiculous the anti-Corbyn propaganda becomes, the more tempted I am to vote for him. He will certainly do more for the average Northerner than any of the others

North Londoner ??

[Imploding Turtle]

I genuinely can't believe there hasn't been more fuss over this.

Jeremy Corbyn, who has pretensions to lead the country appoints a man to drive a car and he can't even pick a candidate for that most basic of tasks. When your ONE job in life is to drive a car is pretty incompetent to go running over somebody's foot. This is down to a man who is trying to persuade the country that he can be Prime Minister. A man who wants us to have faith that he can choose Chancellors, Home Secretaries etc.

If he can't even find somebody good enough to drive a car what does this say about his abilities?

And then there's the BBC!

This ought to be headline news and they've squirrelled it away in the "light" news. What's that all about? It just typical of the bleeding heart metro-luvvies at the tax-funded corporation to cover up for their beloved Corbyn like this.

It really is the worst of the UK and it pretty much sums up the reasons why I chose to leave England in the end.

I despair. I really do.

You've lost it mate. Go see a doctor.

How can Corbyn be trusted to run a country if he can't even select a driver that can't run over something it's impossible for him to see?

Are you even sure Corbyn selects his driver? Are you sure it's not the government that pays for the Opposition leaders' protection (which would include an extremely well-trained driver)?

[martin_p]

You've lost it mate. Go see a doctor.

How can Corbyn be trusted to run a country if he can't even select a driver that can't run over something it's impossible for him to see?

Are you even sure Corbyn selects his driver? Are you sure it's not the government that pays for the Opposition leaders' protection (which would include an extremely well-trained driver)?

I'm sure Rowls wasn't being serious, although he's become such a self-parody when it comes to politics it's often difficult to tell!

[Bordeauxclaret]

What would Rowls give to be run over by Teresa May.

[Imploding Turtle]

I'm sure Rowls wasn't being serious, although he's become such a self-parody when it comes to politics it's often difficult to tell!

I don't think he is joking.

[CnBtruntru]

Corbyn's chauffeur? chauffeur? Wow - and he's only the leader of the official opposition? But, he was elected by the largest majority that any political party leader has been elected by, ever, ever. (Or am I confusing him with Trump)?

I bet Trump also has a chauffeur

[Rowls]

Oh this is all too funny now.

But shame on martin_p for curtailing my fun so early! Hmmph. And humbug too, sir.

Oh well.

I'll throw him back for now.

[CnBtruntru]

Let me tell you - make no mistake, the NHS IS great. It might be under-funded, it might have its problems and weaknesses, and it might be currently failing in some areas, but its just about the best thing we've got in this country. You will only fully appreciate this when it gradually disappears over the next few years.

FREEDOM!

[cloughyclaret]

I don't think he is joking.

Oh come on. He isn't that bad

[dermotdermot]

He quite clearly thought that it was not a good idea to stop.

It is in fact an offence to not stop after causing an accident.

[Imploding Turtle]

Oh come on. He isn't that bad

Having read his fanaticism about Capitalism it's difficult to tell when he's trolling and when he's being serious. So i just assume he's being serious all the time because i think sometimes he is being serious until people call his opinions ridiculous and then claims he's only joking. This might even be an example of that.

[Bordeauxclaret]

They'd do well to prosecute Corbyn over it.

[Imploding Turtle]

He quite clearly thought that it was not a good idea to stop.

It is in fact an offence to not stop after causing an accident.

Corbyn wasn't driving, you dumb ****.

[cloughyclaret]

You really hate this bloke don't you?

I have no doubt he has been told that, as leader of the opposition, if a crisis occurs he needs to stay put and listen to security advice. This picture (in The Sun) means bugger all, in fact it could be argued that he wants to leave the vehicle and is being told not to.

[taio]

I'm far from a Corbyn fan but attacking him on this is bizarre to say the least

[dermotdermot]

It was probably one of those continental cars. You know, the one's that have steering wheels on the wrong side.

[Bordeauxclaret]

The big story should be why was Tom Cruise in the car with him.

[Imploding Turtle]

The big story should be why was Tom Cruise in the car with him.

There are probably "journalists" at the Star looking into that.

[SammyBoy]

I'm far from a Corbyn fan but attacking him on this is bizarre to say the least

They will attack him on anything, he can't even walk down the street without being accused of disrespecting the war dead - see link. Whatever you think of his politics it's a disgrace how a lot of the right wing rags treat him. Sadly that's the standard of debate we've sank to in politics these days.


http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/no ... ng-9252300

[If it be your will]

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[HatfieldClaret]

Ha, it was a copper driving. Royalty and Specialist Protection Unit (or similar name).

Brother Jeremy has certainly gone up in the world....

[dermotdermot]

He notched up another ankle on the way out apparently. Corbyn must be stopped before he unleashes further damage on the unsuspecting British public.

[Quickenthetempo]

I bet he's secretly delighted and thinking he should of got out the way.

A bit like when all the dam schoolkids run out in front of your car.

[Bin Ont Turf]

The big story should be why was Tom Cruise in the car with him.

Now we know what went on......

Cruise - "I feel the need, the need for speed"

Driver (NOT EFFING CORBYN) - "But there's a man in the road"

Corbyn - "F**k him, he looks Jewish"

[Imploding Turtle]