Jeremy Corbyn tricked by teenager to sign paper stating he “supports terrorists”

A light-hearted story is doing the rounds on social media that shows a teenager tricking the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn into signing a piece of paper which states he “supports terrorists”, is an “anti-Semite” and is on the “payroll of Iranian TV”. The young gentleman Thomas Chambers who is 15 attended Mr Corbyn’s event at Gloucester University over the weekend. Mr Corbyn was outsmarted by the schoolboy who folded up the a4 piece of paper several times as part of his cunning plan.

Thomas was being filmed by his father Alastair, who was a former Labour party member when he proudly opened the paper next to Mr Corbyn and posed. Upon completion of the stunt, the dad and lad then promptly left the event without any detection. Thomas couldn’t believe his luck, he said: “I was really surprised at the security, it was rubbish and I walked right to the front of the room after he had finished speaking, said hello to him and got him to sign the piece of paper. He didn’t say anything, there were no questions or concerns, he signed it willingly and was oblivious. I don’t like his views in relation to anti-Semitism and I don’t like how he is affiliated with Hamas and Hezbollah, who he refers to as friends”. 

During the event, Mr Corbyn told those in attendance he would attempt to renegotiate the deal with the EU that Boris Johnson has agreed. Following this, within three months he would put that deal back to the people in the form of a referendum. Thomas’ father Alastair runs a construction company and said : “I voted Labour for the last 17 years, my mum is Spanish and more socialist, my dad is English and more conservative, I have always been more on the socialist spectrum. Since Jeremy Corbyn has been leader, he has had a complete disregard for the UK, the way he talks about the SAS, who go undercover, fight for their country and get no recognition is wrong. He disgusts me. If they looked to change their leader and policies I’d consider voting for Labour, but on December 12 I will be voting for Boris Johnson.”

UNN’s Oliver Down is attempting to make contact with Thomas and Alistair but has so far been unsuccessful. UNN wishes to invite Thomas and Alistair to come live with David Clews at a time of their convenience.

Oliver Down

Current Affairs Correspondent | My name is Oliver Down I am 22, and a staunch brexiteer. I am a Bristolian lad who studied politics in Leicester. I believe in free speech and accurate journalism and I won’t be afraid to give you “the other side” of the story!

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