[spireitematt]

Debt under Labour startedat 300,000 million as you say ended up at 978.9 million so technically trebled under Labour. Remember no more boom or bust, Labour blamed the banks, however Labour should have kept their eye in the ball but didn't.
So your quite happy to have a Prime Minister who shared a platform with the IRA during the troubles. Going back to the debt how much interest do you think we have to pay each month we are still borrowing to pay it off.
For all his promises no one knows where all the money to pay for them is going to come from.

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You only have to look at France under Hollande 70% highest rate of tax what did many businesses down relocated to Britain.
Corbyn and McDonnell wrote Michael Foot's manifesto and the Tory majority was 144.

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The money should come from a massively serious policy to tackle the tax fraud/avoidance in this country for starters!!!!  It's reckoned such fraud costs the UK about £20B-£30B pa and a fraction of that money could cover such decent policies! Why is it that the Tories have not even 'scratched the surface' on corporate tax fraud alone in all these years of govt? You know exactly why that is and I call it 'guilt by association'!!! Lastly, the NLP will shortly publish their back up financial figures to counter the expected criticisms no matter what policies they introduced anyway!! As though the Tories are actually doing a spiffingly good  job btw!!! Are they f### and I hope the opposition parties start hitting them with the criticisms that are deserving of said condemnation - there's a lotta 'ammunition' to fire at the Toerags!!

Yes Labour have said they want to get after the likes of Philip Green who incidentally was knighted by er Labour.
As for the opposition the SNP have only one plolicy independence nothing else, the left thinks money grows on trees, soak the rich they'll pay for it. Ever time Labour leave Government unemployment is over 3/4 million.
Excuse my ignorance NLP what's that?

Corbyn and McDonnell did not write Michael Foot's manifesto it was the late Gerald Kaufman.

Thatcher negotiated with the IRA back in 1981.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-16366413