Publisher's Synopsis
If you enjoy, "Have I Got News For You" or read "Private Eye" - you will love this parody of Jeremy Corbyn.This book will either cause you to laugh out loud or grit your teeth, in turns, at the fiendish funnies! Most of this hilarious book is based on Mr Corbyn and his fictitious, cantankerous, conservative, obnoxious elderly neighbour: Mrs Edith Durkin, who mercilessly comments on all of Corbyn's quotes. Edith is over 100 years old and misses Willy - her late husband - and moreover, she refuses to die or move out of "Hoxha Street," Islington. It is a carefully selected kaleidoscope of the very best quotations of Jeremy Corbyn MP and Labour leader, with acid wit by his feisty neighbour - Edith - who spitefully mocks Corbyn on various topics, such as Stop The War; the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament; talking to terrorists; attacks on the Welfare State; the obsession with immigration; inequality and unemployment; support for a united Ireland and the crisis of capitalism, and not forgetting the self-effacing humour of Jeremy Corbyn. .
