Jeremy Corbyn, the hard-left Chavez fan who is now leading the race to be the new leader of Britain’s Labour party, doesn’t like it when anyone does too well:

The Herald:

In an exclusive interview with The Herald, Mr Corbyn expressed his concern about the inequality of the growing pay gap.
He said: “There should be an audit of pay levels in every organisation as well as there should be an audit of the gender pay gap in every organisation, which there isn’t in small companies, only in large companies. There ought to be a level of a maximum,” declared the MP for Islington North.
… Mr Corbyn did not elaborate about how a national maximum wage would work in detail but one option could involve the creation of an independent high pay commission; similar to the low pay commission, which has recommended the level for the national minimum wage. This would propose to a Corbyn-led Labour Government what level a maximum wage should be set at in relation to average workers’ pay.

No-one should dream too high in Corbyn’s Britain.

No word yet when Corbyn, a columnist for Britain’s Communist Morning Star since Soviet times, would launch his first five-year plan.