.....Probably vast swathes of his defence and economic policy, if Corbyn ever volunteers any suggestions on what that is
The crazy thing is, the Tories are wide open to severe and just criticism of their atrocious and expensively wasteful handling of defence matters over the last 7 years.
They have presided over a quite staggering reduction in our armed forces capability, yet defence spend seems to have remained the same.
Labour should be questioning who's getting the money, as it isn't the front line troops.
The list is depressing.
Harriers prematurely sold off for scrap value to the US Marines who couldn't believe their luck.
Nimrod EW cancelled and airframes ground up(very TSR2'ish) and US aircraft purchased.
The carriers were meant to be designed to enable cats'n'traps to be installed and give us better options for aircraft but mysteriously it then became too expensive to do (BAE) thus committing ourselves to purchasing the questionable F35b at staggering cost, that will need air to air refueling to have any range or carry a useful payload meaning we'll probably also have to purchase Ospreys also from the US to do the task off the carriers.
Must be nice having shares in BAE, Lockheed and Grumman.
I think in years to come, the whole F35 programme will make the Lockheed corruption scandal of the 70's look small time.
Then there's the matter of the half cocked privatisation of the in flight refueling for the RAF that half our aircraft can't use as it's for the US inflight system.
Our Challenger tanks need replacing/upgrading if they are to survive any serious opposition.
We purchased a fleet of heavy lift Airbus transports that the new AFV's don't fit inside when they have their applique active armour fitted.
We still don't seem to have enough trained helicopter pilots so many of our helicopters are cocooned.
The new destroyers make more noise than John Bonham at full pelt whilst driving Coco the clowns car on a cobbled road with flat tyres, and that's when the engines can be made to work.
As far as I'm aware, there are no attack subs currently at sea or certainly there's a much reduced activity.
It's a total shambles, we are completely unprepared for anything serious, yet somehow the Tories are portrayed as being strong on defence matters.
And the biggest problem is, non of Corbyns team have the slightest understanding of any of it as they have total antipathy to defence matters.
It's a wide open goal, but Labour have no-one who can kick the bloody ball into the net.