The Labour party is losing even more members as the bullying arrogance of Gordon Brown's and Jack Straw's exclusion of even a constituency, union and other membership vote sinks in.
The behaviour of the outgoing Executive in this wholly unconstitutional inter-regnum, signing up for the European Constitution (again) if it can, plus the criminalizing of all living beings in England (though not Scotland) who do not 'walk down the street looking neither to right nor left and breathing evenly through their noses', and the locking up as mad for compulsory medical treatment any person communicating settled dislike for the corrupt and criminal Executive, has added further losses, as the disillusioned membership watches the antics of the deputy Leadership sack race.
They should remember that the Labour party knows where they live.
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'I saw the angel in the marble and carved until I set him free'
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- Just Looking
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- Bleeding Labour
- Labour Executive Lies
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- Bereft but hungry
- Black holes in the Mediterranean
- Garden glory
- Mussolini was better looking
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- Room with a view
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- How Many Children Had Lady Macbeth?
- The Writing on the Wall
- A Commonplace Book
- Beeching's legacy
- Labour rules
- ‘Every school - whatever its intake and wherever i...
- Why are we putting up with this?
- Dead to rights
- Fire and dust
- Conservatives hold Hatfield (and Welwyn)
- The relevance of Trollope
- Reality and romanticism
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- From pluralist democracy to dictatorship of the state
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Fallen Angels
- David Cameron (for risking the disorderly dissolution of the Euro)
- Giorgio Napolitano (for stance on Budapest 1956: Prague 1968: Italy 2013)
- Mervyn King (for bailing-out Northern Rock)
- Nicholas Kaldor (for inventing VAT)
4 comments:
"Er M'am, where have you just come from?"
Me "I don't believe that is any of your business young man"
"Please escort me to the Station M'am"
Me "I most certainly will not, I am collecting the kids from school"
"I am arresting you for obstruction of a police officer in the course of his duty, with additional charges under the Prevention of Terrorism Act,subsection Blair-Fantasy June 2007"
M'am we have reason to believe that you are obsessed with the Labour government and have been blogging accordingly..you are a Fixated Threat. You will be detained at Broadmoor on largactyl injections until you join the Labour Party.
Don`t worry HG if they read your blog I`ll come and visit you in prison. I expect you`ll be entertaining the lags with your tales of French cooking formal gardens and Italian folk song. They love that sort of thing!!
N, are you going to visit L as well?
She's had both of us taken off though I'm on the way to Broadmoor. (I don't know any Italian folk songs, though I do know some beautiful Italian love songs, though I can't sing them myself).
ps I can sing Bella Ciao, but that's partisan.
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