Answer. Borrowing by releasing bonds onto the bond market. That’s fiscal policy.

Increasing money supply by printing money is monetary policy.

Private debt is indeed a big problem in Britain but it’s a system that keeps people in the sh1tty jobs to make repayments.

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It appears that the MSM would agree with you this morning, not Corbyn's finest hour. Labour social media groups are tweeting to the faithful how to handle the fall out.

His refusal to apologise for the problems of anti Semitism just smacks of bad grace rather like a 5Y0 defiantly saying to mummy "wont". What makes it even odder is Labour are so keen on this country apologising and self flagellating itself over all sorts of issues and yet can't bring it self to set an example.

Johnson must be on soon and I bet his advisors are thinking if we can get through this without too many disasters that will be a major result. So far Brillo has skewered all of those he has interviewed the man is on fire.

Andrew Neil for PM anyone?

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One more point

Precisely.

The whole saga is a demonstration of the difference between reality and 'isms'.

The reality is that Corbyn is pro Palestinian and anti Zionist and that to be frank is most of the party grass roots.

Does being anti Zionist mean that you're anti semitic?......Well Zionism is Jewish nationalism and anti semitism is not liking Jews. It's not the same thing but it requires good faith and a wiliness to accept distinctions from your adversary to recognise it. .

Well Labour have zero good faith when it comes to recognising the differences within Islam so why should they be afforded good faith in return.......Look what Corbyn and Labour did to Sarah Champion.

It's all interest groups abusing their influence to paint black and white narratives in the media.

The truth is that Corbyn has no problems with Jews who agree with him and there are Jews in Labour who do.

But as we know Corbyn has no problem pushing lies on 'isms' himself for Labour's political gain...and so he himself doesn't care for nuance when it doesn't suit so feck him and the horse he rode in on.

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I'd agree with your general analysis. There are demographics where their stance is supported but for the general WASP...who make up the majority...it won't be.

The average British voter is not particularly political. They take the majority messages from the media and broadly accept it unless it runs against their personal interest.....when it most circumstances it doesn't.

Now I don't agree with Corbyn and Labour over Israel, but I understand why they hold that position.....and I see the ethics of it....I just don't agree with them.

As for what is extreme and what isn't, that is of course entirely subjective. If you had suggested twenty years ago that we would be teaching homosexuality acceptance within primary schools I think many would have viewed that as extreme. The recent media and political shifts on transgenderism could also be regarded as extreme.

But it's all about perception and media messages.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I didn't hear it but I have no doubt your analysis is accurate.

I'm of course against this policy but of course I don't agree with the harassment.

I predict that unfortunately this situation is going to get pretty nasty.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Can you briefly say why you agree with the ethics but don’t agree with them?

I also have my views on the land grabbing and annexing and plenty of Jews would just want to change the subject quickly in their right for Israel to exist.

I agree with your opinion that Jews have been good for Britain and I keep my thoughts of Zionism separate, and I can bet some Jews won’t allow me to do so, or try to not allow me to, which could be part of the following problem, but Corbyn hasn’t convinced there’s a distinction.

With Corbyn and labour I think the distinction between the two has become confused. There’s been bullying and applying a feeling among much of the community. There’s also little doubt in my mind the politics of envy comes rushing to the surface and these lefties can’t control themselves with this passionate feeling of whoever shouldn’t have what.

Jews have got their sh1t together and in my opinion it’s a big banner saying leave these people the fvck alone, but they can’t help themselves and they need people who need Labour. I would say hopefully they’re done but we know this is the early days of the rise of socialism because of imported support.

Or Corbyn could just not get involved or poke his beak into every minority or issue everywhere, like other shadow leaders, or even PM’s, but that’s him and his protest default.

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