i work a night-shift at Tesco, half-a-dozen white English who've been at the same store over 25 years (I kid u not), and the rest are Eastern Europeans recruited over the last 10 years.   4 new people joined last week - the first hiring since I was taken on a year ago - and all 4 are Lithuanian, a Polish (of course, it's the law now isn't it?), a Romanian (although he describes his countrey of origin as 'Transyllvania', and another who's origin I'm uncertain of (but its E. Eu.)

"It is getting harder for people to get a good job today, because business does not want to train their own employees up anymore, they prefer to hire foreigners who already have the skills and experience"

Macarony this is the right wing agenda you yourself espouse - as long as we aren't rioting or fomenting revolution, the people who have been our leaders these last few decades couldn't care less how sh1t our lives are or how hard it is to get a job.

One thing you can be sure about with Corbyn is that Britain's national interests will come last.

Yesterday he couldn't wait to run along to be seen attending some ridiculous Pro-Refugee event. He'd rather swamp Britain with thousands of foreigners (sight unseen, no security checks) rather than help our own citizens, such as the injured and disabled ex-servicemen who put their bodies on the line so that the Left-leaning can then try to prosecute them at a later date.

How many "refugees" (i.e. economic migrants) will Corbyn PERSONALLY be accommodating, feeding, clothing and paying all expenses of?  And how many 'refugees' is he already personally taking care of from previous conflicts?

We also still await news of how many refugees from war-torn countries FACTS has taken care of in the past, and how many he proposes to take from the latest group. You see he's already loftily informed us that he would gladly share his home with a desperate refugee fleeing a war torn country (apparently it's the moral and humanitarian thing to do), but he's remarkably shy about giving any details of his own previous and personally funded efforts in this area.

Nice to see the class war alive and well.  Who was the last working class PM who spoke up for the Northern working class, Wilson?

My old Dad was a Union Executive . He went to meetings on behalf of his members to discuss wage issues with Building firms  in London. Often strikers would be protesting outside. Dad would emerge and be accosted by some men shouting the odds and protesting how could he represent them ( the workers ), because he was wearing a suit !!

It doesn't matter weather you're rich or poor, in a suit or rags. It's what you're fighting for that's important.

he won’t be fighting for the white working class will he.

No chance of that. Their jobs and their futures will have to make way for the no-limit number of "refugees" (i.e. chancer migrants) who will be waved through the badly-misnamed Border Control. Regardless of whether they are terrorists and rapists.

Remember, the worst sin of Modern Labour is to be patriotic.  God only knows what the proud and patriotic working-class Labour voters of the first half of the 20th century would make of the current incumbents.

loving all the hatred for Corbyn and worry about future of labour from ukip and conservatives

LOLOL, we'll put you down for ZERO then.  Just like me and 99.99% of the rest of the public.

So he is going to stop immigration and withdraw Britain from the EU?

Or is he just going to do like the rest of them and suck up to big business.
Bit by bit he will drop or water down all his pledges. You know it and so do and so does everyone else.

Then you soon will Facts

Any politician who claimed to be "fighting for the white working class" would presumably be decried by the Left? Or at the very least be called a racist???

His first act as leader was to go to a march for refugees not to a poor council estate to meet the unemployed.

The hatred of Corbyn isnt about worrying for the future of Labour but for the future of the Country.

I will be dead by the mid 2020s?  Thats bad news. Where did you hear this?

Are you suggesting that all young people want to see mass immigration increasing, hyperinflation and economic ruin?

Im saying youve most likely had the best of it.
I dont necessarily mean your life but certainly circumstances in relation to the economic situation.
Im not getting into your personal position or age, but generally speaking the baby boomers had the best scenario and all younger ones pay for it.
Yet its the older ones who believe the cultural issue is fervent, while thay dont.
So step back, youve had your run of it now let them decide.

housing will get them in the end. Older want increasing house prices. younger just want somewhere to live. Both cant have it their own way

Incidentally that one policy of money printing is my main objection to Corbyn. He wouldnt have been my choice as leader but the prospect of him as PM wouldnt bother me in the slightest if he dropped that nonsense.

bet the MPs who supported him to run  for leader at the start are this morning choking in their corn flakes

You want a maximum voting age?

until the get greedy, and protect their own wealth and think only of themselves, its an age old tradition and refuted

dusty what do you think the "view of the young" is.  I think brendan makes the best point about housing  and sooner or later that has to cause massive problems between generations whose priorities differ but aside from that Corbyn is offering nothing to the young as far as I can see other than typical vague soundbites like all politicians do.