Corbyn: "What are UKIP's real intentions?"

Jeremy Corbyn, FCRP MP, was wearing a white flower along with the other 53 FCRP MPs to commemorate the recently killed Crown Princess. Corbyn is one of the 4 FCRP MPs who are not affiliated with a faction of FCRP and is seen as an old-traditionalist conservative, but with certain liberal and progressive traits. In the Chamber of Deputies, Corbyn said:
"Mr Speaker" he said while placing on his glasses, ready to read.
"In the election cycle, the Imperial Chancellor said: 'The people of Falleentium understand that UKIP intends to reduce ‘wasteful spending’ not cut great swathes of our military like the Sinister Party has proclaimed that they will'." Corbyn read, followed by laughter from the Chamber.
"Did she refer to the Socialist Party as the Sinister Party? Yes, yes she did. Did she directly disagree with a Socialist policy? Yes, yes she did. Oh, she said more than that. Does she recall saying 'If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. One simple phrase, the phrase that acts as a barrier to Socialist Party Policies'? Oh, so does she think the Socialists are a pack of liars? Sure looks like it! Mr Speaker, it goes even further. She said: 'If there was to be any new tax, I can only think it appropriate to raise 80 cent on the fall for the entire socialist party parliamentary team for being so insufferably left wing.' Does she withdraw those statements? 
Nevertheless, Mr Speaker, I am sure the Socialists were just as nice about UKIP. Well let's see. "Silly UKIP meff Merkel", oh I must say. But at least they didn't say "Mass Murdering Merkel". Nevermind, of course they did. 
Mr Speaker, what are UKIP's real intentions? They say one thing on the campaign, yet do another on paper. They put forward one thing during the campaign, yet withdraw it on paper. How can we win? It seems to me they will do anything to get votes and get into government, no matter who they drag down along the way. This, right here, is accountability. Answer to these claims. Explain to your voters why you said those things during the campaign yet have evidently lied.
Or, Mr Speaker, I believe in what the Chancellor said, maybe she should too. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is."
Category:The Imperial Constitution