A tear-jerking broadcast on the achievements of Labour so far.
Please vote Labour if you want to see advancement of their vision. On polling day consider the happiness of our children and their children's children with a Labour government that cares.
Well I was told it was a good video and finally got to watch it. So should you.
Labour and Conservative Party Policies
New Labour - Same old fascist boneheads
Sorry for the cut n paste guys but I've decided to have lunch out and a bucketful of beer. I shall feel guilty about not fighting for the cause but will make up for it on my return.
Meanwhile check out this report on the Times Online. Someone must eat some porridge for this. Here is a taster. The image is of a Labour Canvaser offering help to a voter.
Today we report that the Labour party in Leeds has driven an articulated lorry through this code in a desperate attempt to gain power on the city council. An undercover reporter posing as a student activist was part of a team told by the leader of the Labour group on the council, Keith Wakefield, and a fellow Labour politician, to collect postal votes in two key wards, and if necessary help voters fill in the forms. The other councillor, Graham Hyde, who worked in the Commons for George Mudie, the former Labour deputy chief whip, warned the canvassers not to get caught with any postal voting forms on them.
Only one Party can restore the trust of the British People in democracy and that is the British National Party. Remember activists. Post a guard on the ballot boxes on May 3rd. None of them can be trusted.
What can you do. The odds against our brave boys up in Sherwood look enormous. Just go check Labouring Under Delusions report on a recent Labour Meeting.
If you do not feel like clicking then here is the post in full. I have taken the liberty of highlighting in bold certain parts of the text that I found informative.
The other night I was invited to a Labour Against the War meeting in Nottingham. As the event was limited to Labour Party members and their friends, I had to pretend to be Tom’s friend, although I suppose that’s better than having to pretend to be a party member.
Entry requirements aside, the event provided an interesting insight into the plight of deluded progressive elements within the party.
Maya Evans and Milan Rai from Justice Not Vengeance (neither of whom are party members as far as I’m aware) discussed the burdgeoning conflict with Iran and the ongoing assault on our civil liberties. As ever Mil was incisive and informative. Maya ran through territory with which I am more familiar, but her personal experiences (she was the first person arrested under Section 132 of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 after she read out the names of the dead in Iraq outside Downing Street) were something I hadn’t heard before.
Mohammed Azam from the National Assembly Against Racism arrived late after getting lost in the Meadows. Once he got underway he laid into the BNP and urged party members to make anti-racism central to their campaigning. While none of this was particularly disagreeable, it equally didn’t strike me as particularly original.
Christine Shawcroft from the Labour Party National Executive Committee (NEC) meanwhile hit all the right notes on Iran and Trident, but decided to couple that with the hoary old cliche about “reclaiming the party,” even encouraging people to rejoin “for peace.”
It would presumably be churlish to point out here that the combined forces of the nine people in the audience (of whom I was one) is likely to be insufficient to reclaim anything more impressive than the local bus shelter.
Not that this seemed to lessen Christine’s apparently boundless enthusiasm.
The key-note speaker was to have been Alan Simpson, Labour MP for Notingham South. He’s always an interesting speaker and I’d figured he’d be even more so following his announcement over the weekend that he was standing down as an MP. Unfortunately, Alan was defeated by the complexities of the British public transport system, i.e. he got of at the wrong station and missed the meeting entirely.
My conclusion at the end of the evening was that the reclamation of the Labour Party is dead in the water. It’s time to put the old girl out of her misery. This isn’t a great surprise to me, but I hope it gave some of the people there pause for thought.
Well thanks for that post. Hope you boys in Lincoln Green can handle things.
"Those who have been once intoxicated with power and have derived any kind of emolument from it can never willingly abandon it."
