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The UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has launched his election campaign and set out his Marxist policies. The UK has been ungovernable since 2017, with a hung parliament and there will now be an election on December 12th.
The whole country knows that Corbyn is a Marxist but very few understand the consequences of Marxism. But Corbyn has on the first day of his campaign clearly spelt out what Marxism really means. In true Marxist style, Corbyn attacked some of the UK billionaires and named them individually.
CORBYN ATTACKS THE RICH
Included in the list were for example the Duke of Westminster whose Grosvenor Estate since 1677 controls major parts of Central London property, including most of Mayfair and Belgravia. Corbyn attacked the Duke for evicting the poor and creating luxury properties.
So this is clearly one of Corbyn’s targets. Socialise housing and turn luxury properties to flats for workers. There goes 400 years of British history and traditions as a Marxist revolution takes over central London properties.
Corbyn also attacked Jim Ratcliffe, the founder of Ineos who is the UK’s wealthiest man and has built up a very successful petrochemical business with 17,000 employees. Ratcliffe was accused of polluting the air!! On the list were also Rupert Murdoch, the media tycoon, Crispin Odey, a hedge fund billionaire who “speculates against the pound”, and a retail billionaire who “doesn’t pay his staff enough”