The tax payer, there's a clue in the name

Apparently.

I deliberately left off the term "for" the British people



To be fair it does help a few of them.

Where does the tax payers money originate? The government doesn't generate money it only has two ways of generating income: Taxing the free market or borrowing from it via government bonds. Quantitive easing isn't really monetary generation.

So I ask again where does the money come from?

It's a concept. Money isn't real. There is a much or a little as governments etc want there to be.
My offer still stands regarding "money"

How much money has the government received from the banks since 2008, compared to how they threw at the banks to bail them out?

The way governments usually get out of debt is through inflation. Something that is hardly likely to ever happen, all the time the incumbent incompetents insist on continuing their ideologically-driven austerity programme.

If the money that was printed for the benefits of the banks and the already rich, instead been directed into capital projects, such as council house-building, or other infrastructure improvements, many more people would be better off today

And the economy would be booming.

I'll give Corbyn his due - He's got the art of opposition politics down to a tee.... Promise some beautiful fantasy utopia, funded by cash from that money tree that the Greens had access to during the election campaign, and, Bob's your Uncle, he is being hailed by some as some sort of second coming (he even has the fortune of sharing the same initials as the first coming!).

I just hope for his sake that too many people don't fall for his ramblings, as he (and the WHOLE country) will be well in the mire if he has to live out his dreams.

Just as an aside, all these young radicals pinning their hopes on JC can't have had much of an education, because surely they should have read 'Animal Farm' and got themselves some sort of idea what will happen in Corbyn's socialist utopia?

You should stand for Parliament yourself. With cliches like that you'll go down a bomb.

We already have a "magic money tree", it's called the Bank of England and it's been busy printing money almost since its inception and working overtime since 2008. The problem is, this extra money is being hoarded and offshored by the rich. The country would be better off if they'd simply dropped £50 notes from a helicopter

See that toad Alistair Campbell has added his tuppence worth regarding Corbyn.
The same toad who stated during the inventionary search for WMD, "Come on, you seriously don't think we will find anything?"