Why didn't Yvette Cooper enable Jeremy Corbyn to speak; instead, keep trying to talk over him? Because he was putting across a fair, reasonable and balanced point of view that many people within (of all things) a Sky audience, similarly agreed with. So she was actually 'playing' to the audience. As so many other career politicians 'play' to the electorate, in order to boost their own popularity. When I listen to Ms 'Austerity Light' Cooper, and Ms Liz 'I should really be wearing a blue dress with a string of pearls' Kendall, I truly wonder where their true values lie. I despair that they have even been elected to stand. Why, as assumedly(?) intelligent 'socialist' individuals, can't they see that Corbyn is right? Why aren't they supporting his stance against the injustices and failures within modern-day Britain; not to mention the rest of the World? Are they simply infiltrators from another cause? Have they forgotten the woeful failure of their party, just a few months ago, and recognise that what they are offering isn't ANY alternative? And then to have the utter gall to suggest what Corbyn proposes is not an electable vision? The fact is, they (and Burnham) are simply young, career politicians. Corbyn is, and ALWAYS has been, a man of his principles. The three of them come from the school of cliches and soundbites. Jeremy Corbyn comes from the school of humanity, justice and common sense. He offers Solutions, not BS and rhetoric. And THAT is why he is possibly one of the very few politicians that people can now imagine themself trusting; and more importantly, voting for.
@@vidiveniviciDCLXVI yeah that is how the left works, anyone with a different opinion or who just looks at facts "deserves" violence, keep notice of the people and labour voters, they are all the same.
I think it has become abundantly clear that Corbyn is leagues ahead of the other candidates, I don't know what the other three are thinking, they should be getting behind Jeremy who is clearly the person to lead the party
I was just looking back to remind myself how labour were every bit as for austerity as the tories and therefore also responsible for the situation were in where schools are crumbling
Yvette Cooper like so many others in this world has no idea of what money really is and how it is created and what its prime function is, there are lots of videos here on youtube where she and many others can get educated and learn all about it and the banking system.
She'd be more use learning how the monetary system actually works and making it palatable in her Blairite way than falling in line with the austerity con, but there we go.
One thing I'd say in support of Corbyn is at the very least he's positive. Optimism and enthusiasm is surely a pre-requisite for successful leadership.
I think it's fine she's asking these questions, it is a debate after all and it deserves at least some scrutiny - But it seems odd that Jeremy isn't really shouting about the one caveat to that argument, which he mentions very briefly - People's QE would only be the solution during an economic downturn. I suspect he believes there'll be another financial crisis by 2020 which will make that option seem far more credible, but doesn't want to outright predict it. Although he does say Osborne won't have us in surplus by 2020 which based on his previous attempts is a much safer assumption.
Good arguments & smart audience = no chance for monetarist propaganda. We live in times of deflation! Just have a look on Eurostat data: UK harmonised consumer price index, monthly rate of chance, annual basis: 04/15: -0.1% 05/15: 0.1% 06/15: 0% Even worse than in EU as a whole: 06/15: 0.1% Jeremy for Labour leadership!
Because he was was making her look stupid and she knew it because she would never have thought of saying anything like this she was trying to undermine him and she carried on doing it all the time jeremy was the leader and where has it got her on the front bench of a party that is not going anywhere and a leader that has not got a clue
Even as an American, I'm like C'mon Yvette--My government continued to artificially inject trillions of dollars through quantitative easing even after the recession receded (none of which ended in the hands of more than 1% of my people). Where is the dreaded inflation economists have wrongly claimed would occur? Almost weekly since the global economic downturn I've read financial pieces warning of nightmare inflation, yet none have come to fruition; ironically, we're still below target for inflation! I'm no socialist, but Corbyn clearly isn't the economic threat they'd love to paint him as.
All the clappers are not clapping now. However they look like a fairly middle class bunch so they won't suffer too much from a Tory government. Nice for them that they can keep their principles. Shame for the poor.
Before anyone takes much stock in Coopers knowledge of the economy, take a wee looksie at this (I was pointed to it by someone else so forgive me i'm not sure of the source - if I recall its Private Eye) postimg.org/image/f57o1iand/
@@pontepirates LOL I wouldn't call Blair a socialist. Labour in name only. Bet he won't share his £100 million personal wealth. Don't notice him helping the homeless in any of the many properties he owns.
@@clemalford9768 The point is Labour where a force to reckon with under Blair. They are at this time completely out of touch with the British public ! Please don't come the bleeding heart over the homeless.
@@pontepirates The only Blair force to reckon with was the military force he sent to kill in Iraq alongside his friend, 'whatever happens', George Bush. He did an Argentinian Thatcher who incidentally was the first person he invited into number 10 after he won in 1997. When he left office his mate, 'no more boom and bust', Brown had practically cleaned out the piggy bank as well as selling all that gold at bargain-basement prices to bail out a US bank!! I voted against Jeremy because he said one thing and did another over Brexit and I did not agree with him on his immigration policy. The UK is a small island and has one of the highest populations on earth per square mile. Look what happens when the indigenous population becomes an ethnic minority in London. czcams.com/video/IPMAT6O1CUw/video.html Census reveals white Britons as minority in capital for first time ... www.standard.co.uk › News › UK 11 Dec 2012 - A dramatic change in the racial mix of London’s population over 10 years is
It is more than a misnomer to infer that printing money to save or prop up banks is correct whilst insisting to do the same for the economey is wrong. Perhaps if this investment in the economy had been made earlier then the economey might have grown and no need for austerity or the vote for it by certain individuals nor the need to bail out the banks. This country has suffered from a lack of real investment for too long and this is why the main parties are now vying to spend more money.Pity the miser's with jam jar mentality never pushed for it sooner.
where's the £££ coming from for: bank bailouts, £450 bln in money printing for bankers and pushing up house prices, for the doubling of house prices - how do we pay for them? and btw, not a single penny of that £££ printing has been repaid, and at least £100 bln (thanks to inflation and the zerp pc int rates, and almost certainly all of it) will never be repaid? Repeat, despite what Yvette Cooper says, not a single penny has been repaid - nothing!, and the US is already talking about more £££ printing.
Remind me again which female politician told us 2 years ago there was no magic money tree and then as if by magic,one suddenly sprouted up in Belfast. 🤔
Both a Labour and Tories spend and waste public money but it seems that the Tories don’t get criticised as hard. Our political system is in a mess and it will not get fixed for a long time. I predict a 46 seat majority win for Boris but a low voting turnout.
How many more jobs does cooper get 🤔 I mean she fails at everything she does and that's not a lot . The last thing we need is this person getting near a nuclear button .
He's being brutally honest about it Yvette. He's saying he'd borrow extreme amounts of money to pay for the NHS, much like paying for repairs for your car or house on a credit card. Inflation would then rise and with it interest rates, thus making borrowers pay twice for the funding.
PFI didn't and doesn't work. Frank Dobson under Blair's directive ordered the building of the University College Hospital with PFI. The terms of the private investment were exploitative to the point where the interest on that loan to the taxpayer will be paying off huge interest for the next 45 years. The government could have invested the money but it was Blair ideological dogma to include the private sector in that cash cow. Then Dobson like a good obliging MP that he was, ran as the stalking horse against Ken Livingstone as Mayor of London and lost. Blair didn't like rebellious Frank over Iraq. Actually, Corbyn was right but he alienated the public over Brexit and immigration and sided with the Islamists and antagonised the Jewish vote over Palestine.
Labour will always be around. Where's the alternative? Farage? Swinson? Do me a favour! Labour WILL sort themselves out after this election as they did after 1983. Never again must this happen that the party that gave us the NHS turns into a far left fan club for one particular MP.
@@petergreen2552 will labour always be around? Probably. There are too many sheeple following them. Labour were once the working man's party. Now they are shaft the working man party. For the research and they have put taxes up more than any other party. As for the Corbinated chicken, he has changed his views fir a few people in the party because he has put a power trip above his own beliefs. Another waster. Who is trying to buy votes. Don't even get me started on Swinson. What a waste of space.
@@reelist69 They are all out buying votes. It's election time. Plenty of cash to throw around. Tell me how Labour shaft working people these days. They've been in opposition since 2010. Look how much every household is short money wise in that time,while the multi millionaires got full and plenty. Even in the most austere of times,they still got tax breaks. Call THAT a fair distribution of the nation's wealth?
@@simonjames1964 10.3 million votes and 203 seats. Still a terrible result,but the real losers were the Lib Dems and the Brexit Party. There was so much talk that Labour would drop below 150 seats and 25% of the vote. It didn't happen. They'll be back. It'll take time,but it'll happen. They've done it before
Unbelievable! Your investment in growth projects that include better education and health will repay with a more qualified and healthy labour force. More productive labour force, more value created, more money made and earned and thus more taxes earned by the government to pay off the debt in investments. "Productivity" which is now highlighted by Tories as an issue is actually improved through investments in education. Private Finance Initiatives is much more costly than government raising funds through selling bonds. She just wants to argue it out when she knows better or does not want to go down the public sector investment route.
Yvette's such a hypocrite in this...she demands she's allowed to finish then completely interrupts him everytime. And her speech is balls as well. Saying the same things over and over again.
And Jeremy Corbyn, and now millions of other people, have realised that it shouldn't be hidden away in offshore bank accounts and tax havens in order to avoid paying income tax either.
i disagree dannyboy19811 this approach has been tried before back in the 60's and it didn't work, almost all economists and politicians disagree with him, i don't trust the banks either but i don't see renationalization as the solution. Thom Alexander i agree, he has been inspired by Abenomics to try early Kaynesian theory via QE which has been proven to not work, I hate Yvette Cooper but she is right on the effects it will have on the poor, they will be left drowning whilst the rich abandon ship.
What a woeful (mis)understanding of economics this man has. Those clapping are blind Corbyn fodder. The nation's judgement has now been passed - thank God!
Never thought I'd see the day that myself family friends would see the day where we hate the labour party brought up on labour never voted for them last time won't be voting for them ever again
Cooper dismisses the comparison with QE in Japan because their economy continued to stagnate. this ignores that growth in the UK is being largely driven by growth in limited industrial/geographical sectors, while vast swathes of the economy ARE stagnating or going backwards.
Why didn't Yvette Cooper enable Jeremy Corbyn to speak; instead, keep trying to talk over him? Because he was putting across a fair, reasonable and balanced point of view that many people within (of all things) a Sky audience, similarly agreed with. So she was actually 'playing' to the audience. As so many other career politicians 'play' to the electorate, in order to boost their own popularity. When I listen to Ms 'Austerity Light' Cooper, and Ms Liz 'I should really be wearing a blue dress with a string of pearls' Kendall, I truly wonder where their true values lie. I despair that they have even been elected to stand. Why, as assumedly(?) intelligent 'socialist' individuals, can't they see that Corbyn is right? Why aren't they supporting his stance against the injustices and failures within modern-day Britain; not to mention the rest of the World? Are they simply infiltrators from another cause? Have they forgotten the woeful failure of their party, just a few months ago, and recognise that what they are offering isn't ANY alternative? And then to have the utter gall to suggest what Corbyn proposes is not an electable vision? The fact is, they (and Burnham) are simply young, career politicians. Corbyn is, and ALWAYS has been, a man of his principles. The three of them come from the school of cliches and soundbites. Jeremy Corbyn comes from the school of humanity, justice and common sense. He offers Solutions, not BS and rhetoric. And THAT is why he is possibly one of the very few politicians that people can now imagine themself trusting; and more importantly, voting for.
that look on Corbyn's like "yeah yeah yeah I've heard it all before, tell me something I don't know".
I thought she was cought with her hands in the till once again.
She is A Blair monster.
Note Cooper's sceptical expression - she's been practising.
LOL he back handed her
+WickedProphett First time I ever thought a women deserved a slap in my life.
Care to offer a current opinion?
And now the public have back and front handed him!
lol 4 years later the laugh is on the Labour voters who backed him
@@vidiveniviciDCLXVI yeah that is how the left works, anyone with a different opinion or who just looks at facts "deserves" violence, keep notice of the people and labour voters, they are all the same.
Cooper gets one clap - I think it shows the popularity of her self-centred views
I think it has become abundantly clear that Corbyn is leagues ahead of the other candidates, I don't know what the other three are thinking, they should be getting behind Jeremy who is clearly the person to lead the party
8 years later...?
This would put the Rupert Murdoch Tory press, into overdrive
Please title this video correctly - 'Yvette Cooper gets her face wrecked by bearded old man wearing tweed jacket'.
+Carbonic Oyster What wrong with tweed jackets?
hahahah brilliant. old man with beard slayed her lol
That ain't tweed mate
Cooper had a look her face which said " Bollix, I wish I had never asked him that "
The Tories used that Money Tree slogan as well. They have nothing new to offer and nearly got their asses kicked
a rather desperate attempt by cooper! backfired a little bit as corbyn had the last laugh :)
By giving the tories the largest majority of my life... Yeah... Corbyn.. What a legend
"where's the money coming from" it's a pretty inspriring slogan... gotta admit it. tugs at my heart strings.
Lol, topkek
Nowadays should come from mps pocket as they are spending tax payers money instead of giving it to the workers
A time when I was actually hopeful and inspired by politics
Ikr
I was just looking back to remind myself how labour were every bit as for austerity as the tories and therefore also responsible for the situation were in where schools are crumbling
And who sold off our gold reserves and lost billions. and left the cupboard bear. Same old Labour
Bare. Bear is an animal.
@@1Passingthrew1 Yep, nothing like having a "bare" in your cupboard 🤣🤣🤣
Bad grammar that day 🤗
Cooper got totally demolished.
So did the labour party
3 shills shown up by integrity
+mbill whoever won this leadership made no difference as the country greatly prospers regardless!!
Momentum jumping up and down with excitement.
@jara o'hara Yes . unfortunately NOW HELD BACK BY HER HUSBAND
I love it. They all look confused. They can't understand him lol. I think thats called thinking outside of the box.
or he's insane
He guaranteed another 10 years of tories and brexit... NICE!!!!
I hate it when he smiles it makes my blood run cold it's terrifying.
Total creep
Corbyn like a boss!
Clown actually.
And the purpose of Yvette Cooper is?
We also did it durring covid.
Hundreds of Billions send to save banks but can't save our services
And Brown sold all that gold at way below the market price for a song to save some US bank.
She asked and she found out. People really liked Corbyn’s policies but the press set out to destroy him.
Yvette Cooper like so many others in this world has no idea of what money really is and how it is created and what its prime function is, there are lots of videos here on youtube where she and many others can get educated and learn all about it and the banking system.
She'd be more use learning how the monetary system actually works and making it palatable in her Blairite way than falling in line with the austerity con, but there we go.
Don't worry, Jeremy Corbyn will put it all in his Barclaycard. Then pay it back at £100 a month.
That comment's aged well given the Tory spend fest.
Silly woman with a silly fake concerned voice.
ask the banksters. they would tell Cooper that it's real, it's free and didn't need paid back.
One thing I'd say in support of Corbyn is at the very least he's positive. Optimism and enthusiasm is surely a pre-requisite for successful leadership.
I think it's fine she's asking these questions, it is a debate after all and it deserves at least some scrutiny - But it seems odd that Jeremy isn't really shouting about the one caveat to that argument, which he mentions very briefly - People's QE would only be the solution during an economic downturn. I suspect he believes there'll be another financial crisis by 2020 which will make that option seem far more credible, but doesn't want to outright predict it. Although he does say Osborne won't have us in surplus by 2020 which based on his previous attempts is a much safer assumption.
All she want is ovation unfortunately she failed to do so😂😂😂😂😂😂
Why would Labour air their divisions in public - what a strange debate.
Good arguments & smart audience = no chance for monetarist propaganda.
We live in times of deflation! Just have a look on Eurostat data:
UK harmonised consumer price index, monthly rate of chance, annual basis:
04/15: -0.1%
05/15: 0.1%
06/15: 0%
Even worse than in EU as a whole: 06/15: 0.1%
Jeremy for Labour leadership!
Because he was was making her look stupid and she knew it because she would never have thought of saying anything like this she was trying to undermine him and she carried on doing it all the time jeremy was the leader and where has it got her on the front bench of a party that is not going anywhere and a leader that has not got a clue
yvette really thought she was making a point pity
yup, pity most the audience and appears people on CZcams are to stupid to understand basic economics, much like jeremy here
She did make her point.
Even as an American, I'm like C'mon Yvette--My government continued to artificially inject trillions of dollars through quantitative easing even after the recession receded (none of which ended in the hands of more than 1% of my people). Where is the dreaded inflation economists have wrongly claimed would occur? Almost weekly since the global economic downturn I've read financial pieces warning of nightmare inflation, yet none have come to fruition; ironically, we're still below target for inflation!
I'm no socialist, but Corbyn clearly isn't the economic threat they'd love to paint him as.
If she doesn't understand the realities of his concrete proposal, she should just stop digging. Funny, she thinks such actions are "credible".
If u ditch the printing money your promises will be nothing but that, undelivered promises.
Uhm... general election 2019.
Tee-hee...!
even though things havent gone exactly swimmingly since the election, I still watch the footage coz it was an epic night lol
Yeah lol 😅 I want Yvette to be the first woman labour prime minister
@@handoesarttt That's what I hoped was going to happen back in 2015 before Corbyn stepped into everything and everyone got all excited for him...
taxes going up borrowing up thats were the money is coming FROM
All the clappers are not clapping now. However they look like a fairly middle class bunch so they won't suffer too much from a Tory government. Nice for them that they can keep their principles. Shame for the poor.
Audience appears hand picked.
Simple answer Yvette - from your corporate paymasters.
That’s what every labour leader is asking themselves.
Wonder what that bit at the start of was, that cooper said about trying to find another camera, when Corbyn turned his head?
+John Richardson The pre-arranged questions the candidates were due to ask each other in turn were on cameras I think.
LOL, yeah, I know, realized that when I saw the whole thing.
It's like two blue bottles fighting over a turd.
Cooper owned!
Corbyn won that
Before anyone takes much stock in Coopers knowledge of the economy, take a wee looksie at this (I was pointed to it by someone else so forgive me i'm not sure of the source - if I recall its Private Eye)
postimg.org/image/f57o1iand/
Jeremy wants to be the Boot and sell the Water Works to buy a Hotel for Old Kent Road.
Turns out Cooper was correct. Corbyn was way way way off the mark.
But not because of what she accused him of. She is a Blairite.
@@clemalford9768 Ya mean Tony Blair the most successful Labour PM ever...
@@pontepirates LOL I wouldn't call Blair a socialist. Labour in name only. Bet he won't share his £100 million personal wealth. Don't notice him helping the homeless in any of the many properties he owns.
@@clemalford9768 The point is Labour where a force to reckon with under Blair. They are at this time completely out of touch with the British public ! Please don't come the bleeding heart over the homeless.
@@pontepirates The only Blair force to reckon with was the military force he sent to kill in Iraq alongside his friend, 'whatever happens', George Bush. He did an Argentinian Thatcher who incidentally was the first person he invited into number 10 after he won in 1997. When he left office his mate, 'no more boom and bust', Brown had practically cleaned out the piggy bank as well as selling all that gold at bargain-basement prices to bail out a US bank!! I voted against Jeremy because he said one thing and did another over Brexit and I did not agree with him on his immigration policy. The UK is a small island and has one of the highest populations on earth per square mile. Look what happens when the indigenous population becomes an ethnic minority in London.
czcams.com/video/IPMAT6O1CUw/video.html
Census reveals white Britons as minority in capital for first time ...
www.standard.co.uk › News › UK
11 Dec 2012 - A dramatic change in the racial mix of London’s population over 10 years is
It is more than a misnomer to infer that printing money to save or prop up banks is correct whilst insisting to do the same for the economey is wrong.
Perhaps if this investment in the economy had been made earlier then the economey might have grown and no need for austerity or the vote for it by certain individuals nor the need to bail out the banks.
This country has suffered from a lack of real investment for too long and this is why the main parties are now vying to spend more money.Pity the miser's with jam jar mentality never pushed for it sooner.
Economy economy economy FFS stop thinking about big corporations and banks.
where's the £££ coming from for: bank bailouts, £450 bln in money printing for bankers and pushing up house prices, for the doubling of house prices - how do we pay for them? and btw, not a single penny of that £££ printing has been repaid, and at least £100 bln (thanks to inflation and the zerp pc int rates, and almost certainly all of it) will never be repaid?
Repeat, despite what Yvette Cooper says, not a single penny has been repaid - nothing!, and the US is already talking about more £££ printing.
I think she lost that argument.🤭🤭And again Corbyn was sincere while Cooper was very obviously repeating what she’d practised in front of the mirror.
Off the Federal Reserve's (an agency of the International Monetary Fund) *printing press* !!!
She really got dunked on
Remind me again which female politician told us 2 years ago there was no magic money tree and then as if by magic,one suddenly sprouted up in Belfast. 🤔
Peter Green - it was that well known serial bankrupt Amber Rudd!
@@Slow_Horse Surely it was the Maybot.
Both a Labour and Tories spend and waste public money but it seems that the Tories don’t get criticised as hard. Our political system is in a mess and it will not get fixed for a long time. I predict a 46 seat majority win for Boris but a low voting turnout.
We bailed out the banks with money we didn’t have so let’s pay for public services with money we don’t have
I fancy Liz Kendall!!
How many more jobs does cooper get 🤔 I mean she fails at everything she does and that's not a lot . The last thing we need is this person getting near a nuclear button .
He's being brutally honest about it Yvette. He's saying he'd borrow extreme amounts of money to pay for the NHS, much like paying for repairs for your car or house on a credit card. Inflation would then rise and with it interest rates, thus making borrowers pay twice for the funding.
PFI didn't and doesn't work. Frank Dobson under Blair's directive ordered the building of the University College Hospital with PFI. The terms of the private investment were exploitative to the point where the interest on that loan to the taxpayer will be paying off huge interest for the next 45 years. The government could have invested the money but it was Blair ideological dogma to include the private sector in that cash cow. Then Dobson like a good obliging MP that he was, ran as the stalking horse against Ken Livingstone as Mayor of London and lost. Blair didn't like rebellious Frank over Iraq. Actually, Corbyn was right but he alienated the public over Brexit and immigration and sided with the Islamists and antagonised the Jewish vote over Palestine.
Who was the root cause of the 2008 financial crisis? Where is the money to come from? they will print it!!!
The bankers, and it started in the USA in 2007.
Yvette must have been shocked...this old man knows his stuff..imagine her chagrin..
yes he is right and we all support him ad we hope he will be the best leader we have ever seen
What a ridiculous party. Labour are finished
Labour will always be around. Where's the alternative? Farage? Swinson? Do me a favour! Labour WILL sort themselves out after this election as they did after 1983. Never again must this happen that the party that gave us the NHS turns into a far left fan club for one particular MP.
@@petergreen2552 will labour always be around? Probably. There are too many sheeple following them. Labour were once the working man's party. Now they are shaft the working man party. For the research and they have put taxes up more than any other party. As for the Corbinated chicken, he has changed his views fir a few people in the party because he has put a power trip above his own beliefs. Another waster. Who is trying to buy votes. Don't even get me started on Swinson. What a waste of space.
@@reelist69 They are all out buying votes. It's election time. Plenty of cash to throw around. Tell me how Labour shaft working people these days. They've been in opposition since 2010. Look how much every household is short money wise in that time,while the multi millionaires got full and plenty. Even in the most austere of times,they still got tax breaks. Call THAT a fair distribution of the nation's wealth?
And yesterday nailed the lid on the Labour coffin . Well and truly creamed .
@@simonjames1964 10.3 million votes and 203 seats. Still a terrible result,but the real losers were the Lib Dems and the Brexit Party. There was so much talk that Labour would drop below 150 seats and 25% of the vote. It didn't happen. They'll be back. It'll take time,but it'll happen. They've done it before
A comprehensive demolition of her disingenuous Tory-esque framing.
Where did get money from to bial the banks out!.
Us the taxpayers.
What is love
+Randomgeek45 anyway
does anybody love anybody anyway?
Unbelievable! Your investment in growth projects that include better education and health will repay with a more qualified and healthy labour force. More productive labour force, more value created, more money made and earned and thus more taxes earned by the government to pay off the debt in investments.
"Productivity" which is now highlighted by Tories as an issue is actually improved through investments in education. Private Finance Initiatives is much more costly than government raising funds through selling bonds.
She just wants to argue it out when she knows better or does not want to go down the public sector investment route.
She sounded false......he didn't.
Labour would have done much better with Yvette Cooper
Yvette's such a hypocrite in this...she demands she's allowed to finish then completely interrupts him everytime. And her speech is balls as well. Saying the same things over and over again.
+muckycherub The name of the game is Politics. It isn't just her.
+MahsaKaerra don't cover for her trying to mislead the public to get the Top job in the Party -she was annoyed that Corbyn was in the four.
What a Crazy ideas
Labour are finally coming to the realisation that money doesn't grow on trees.
And Jeremy Corbyn, and now millions of other people, have realised that it shouldn't be hidden away in offshore bank accounts and tax havens in order to avoid paying income tax either.
Except for bankers! Lol
+newcjon No only inbred Tory supporters seem to grow on Trees.
+newcjon actually.... money is made from paper.... and paper is made from trees...
so in fact... money does grow on trees!
+newcjon money does grow on trees look how banks create money, out of nothing. read up son
1% Corporation TAX Take One for The Team 'OURTAX: Never Ending Story' MY HORSE
no one asks where the money comes from for trident, GCHQ, ops in the middle east, throwing tomahawks into syria.funny that ..
Love Jeremy
Council house building for illegal immigrants and asylum seekers. Or, British people.
Should we Brexitiers be thanking Jeremy Corbyn, Momentum and the Labour party for giving us BREXIT.
I don't believe these liars!
what about the eu
They are living in luxury on our contribution. £1 back for every £2 week put in. Good deal? czcams.com/channels/ATXCgC0kSWQDOQLtgP5Mbg.html
Turns out, Yvette was right all along.
The only thing I regret about this election was yvette keeper her seat because of BP.. would of been amazing to see her out too.
yvette makes a fool of herself once again
Did she?
One day Corbyn will talk with his head straight
he refers to japan's abenomics and it looks like they are back in recession
No he just doesn't trust private banks and I don;t blame him, renationalise the banks and everyone will be better off.
i disagree dannyboy19811 this approach has been tried before back in the 60's and it didn't work, almost all economists and politicians disagree with him, i don't trust the banks either but i don't see renationalization as the solution.
Thom Alexander i agree, he has been inspired by Abenomics to try early Kaynesian theory via QE which has been proven to not work, I hate Yvette Cooper but she is right on the effects it will have on the poor, they will be left drowning whilst the rich abandon ship.
The rich still got richer they just moved overseas so we got nothing and then we had to take a bail out from europe
+dannyboy19811 said like a little boy
+Alex Guiness S-stop using facts, it's upsetting.
Yvette Cooper will be labour leader, she sounds like she’s on the ticket!
I'm hoping so!
Click bait
Let's just hope these morons don't get in and we see the back them , and the people claping are deadbeats retards
_Two election defeats later..._
Honestly this hasn't aged well.
If only Andy Burnham had won the leadership race , could have been very different days now
What a woeful (mis)understanding of economics this man has. Those clapping are blind Corbyn fodder. The nation's judgement has now been passed - thank God!
Never thought I'd see the day that myself family friends would see the day where we hate the labour party brought up on labour never voted for them last time won't be voting for them ever again
No I can't believe all this nonsense.
Corbyn absolutely destroyed
Same regurgitated socialist talking points. Defending the failed Keynesian experiment in Japan.
Ffs
#JC4PM
Where's the money coming from? McDonnell has made no secret of the fact he intends to borrow billions. Shake the magic money tree. La, la land
Cooper dismisses the comparison with QE in Japan because their economy continued to stagnate. this ignores that growth in the UK is being largely driven by growth in limited industrial/geographical sectors, while vast swathes of the economy ARE stagnating or going backwards.
Yvette cooper no balls