Labour Equals UKIP Lite 88


Miliband promises tougher immigration controls than Tories, after his promise of triple lock guaranteed austerity. How much more right wing can Labour get? Having alienated the Scottish people, are Labour now trying to alienate everybody outside London and Surrey? It seems Labour policy is made by a focus group of hedge fund managers infiltrated by Farage.


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88 thoughts on “Labour Equals UKIP Lite

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  • John Goss

    Until a grass-roots movement gets going again, be it Left Unity, as a sister party to Podmos and Syriza, or the Greens, who I would vote for if they came out as a left party, it presents problems. My heart and brain tell me, as someone who loves the human race instead of 1% of it, I could never vote Tory. The Labour Party is as bad with Bilderberger Ed Balls waiting in the wings for Zionist Ed to pop his clogs. I’ve never supported and always opposed fascists and racists sothat writes off UKIP as well as the Tories. The Liberal Democrats are dead on their feet. Who then realistically? In my constituency, Selly Oak in Birmingham, there is only one runner and I may find myself voting Labour just to keep out this shower of shit. Apart from a diminishing group of old Labour left, the campaign group, there is nobody in parliament representing my views. Both main parties are virtually the same. 🙁

  • Geoffrey

    Craig,I never thought of you as a golfer.
    At least UKIP is not going to go and drop bombs on them or get involved changing their countries and otherwise interfering in their lives.
    Perhaps we might even resign our role as a neocon poodle?

  • Habbabkuk (la vita è bella)

    Republicofscotland

    “Do Republicans hate Obama and the Democrats that much,that they’d put a foreign countries interests before their own?”
    ______________________

    But isn’t that what people like Mr Goss and you do with your support of every twist and turn of Putin’s Russia?

    (On an infinitely lower and totally unimportant level, of course!)

  • Habbabkuk (la vita è bella)

    “Miliband promises tougher immigration controls than Tories… etc”

    ___________________

    Perhaps I didn’t catch all of it, but I heard Miliband reported as saying that particular attention would be paid to the question (or problem) of the exploitation of foreign workers, eg to them being paid below the minimum wage and so undercutting local labour or indeed to their presence on the labour market keeping wage levels lower than they would otherwise be.

    If those problems exist and if Miliband were do something about them, would that be a problem for anyone on here?

  • Its a sham

    Its incredible 18 days before a general election the incumbent Tory government is actively negotiating a complete surrender of national sovereignty to multinational corporations ostensibly as a Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) agreement. All done in secret, the impunity of it all??!! And silence from the Labour Party too, about something that will affect millions of wage earners and voters. It can only mean one thing, there must be a secret state within a state, a global animal, even the US Congress has given way and agreed to rubber stamp the outcome of the ongoing secret negotiations.

  • Republicofscotland

    Erm…Nope,haven’t you noticed yet,I’m 100% behind my country Scotland.

    The UK will eventually break up,not because of nationalists like myself,but because Westminster,has taken the home nations people aspirations for granted for far too long,by focusing on London to much.

  • RobG

    @Its a sham
    18 Apr, 2015 – 8:29 pm

    Yes, it is terrifying, and so are the police state laws these feckers have been passing in recent years, and so are the army of trolls who have dominated comment threads in recent years. These total vermin have sleep-walked us into 1984.

  • RobG

    ROS, the UK will break up because a large number of people in Scotland (and Wales) don’t want to be a part of the neocon lunatic asylum that England has become.

    This fact never gets mentioned in the media, which is almost entirely controlled by neocons.

  • Republicofscotland

    ROS, the UK will break up because a large number of people in Scotland (and Wales) don’t want to be a part of the neocon lunatic asylum that England has become.

    This fact never gets mentioned in the media, which is almost entirely controlled by neocons.
    ________________________________

    Firstly Rob I’ve got say right off the bat,that I have great respect for the good people of England and the other home nations,it’s Westminster,and as you say those within and their neocon policies,that led to the situation we’re in now.

    There’s a huge divide now in the UK,between the rich and poor,almost Dickensian,the rise of foodbanks,and zero-hour contracts,of which David Cameron said he couldn’t live on,has led to a low wage economy.

    David Cameron’s 5 year austerity plan,has only hardened,the attitudes towards a shift away from Westminster,with both Wales and NI looking to increase their stance on devolution.

  • Brennan's British Butlers

    Why shouldn’t they alienate you? The British parties are not campaigning for your vote. It’s not you that gets to choose, it’s the City and BP and a few other crucial electors like CIA.

    The vote will be adjusted to come out right, whatever it takes. NATO is assisting assassinations in Ukraine. Does anyone think they will scruple to ratfuck nationalists in the first and most proximate colony of their most servile, hard-line satellite?

  • Old Mark

    ‘We’re a long way from this, aren’t we?

    “The Relevance of Anarcho-syndicalism (excerpt)

    Noam Chomsky interviewed by Peter Jay’

    We certainly are John, but I think Chomsky’s flirtation with Anarcho-syndicalism is mistaken, and gives gratuitous ammunition to his many enemies.

  • John Spencer-Davis

    Old Mark
    18/04/2015 11:09 pm

    That’s really interesting. Why?

    I hardly think it is correct to describe it as a “flirtation”.

    Chomsky is principally known as a critic of US foreign policy, but whenever he speaks about the kind of society he envisages as a good one, which is not that often, he invariably presents an anarcho-syndicalist picture.

    Kind regards,

    John

  • Robert Crawford

    All of you clever people out there are going to vote for one of the two political parties who have caused you untold harm.

    Some have died, some have been maimed,some have been bankrupted, some made homeless.
    The list of failures and cover-ups is endless.

    Nevertheless, you will vote for them again and again. Then bleat about how bad they are afterwards.

    Hello, is there anyone home?.

  • Its a sham

    Really the devils can be easily outed if it can be figured out how to break the “omerta” that causes the thousands of operatives and enablers at all levels,who are necessary for the execution of their NWO/neocon schemes, to remain silent.

    Some notable examples of omerta breakers – Vanunu, Snowden and our very own CM. I would put forward the following as minimal requirement for whistle blowing:-

    1) Financial independence
    2) Contingent Public disclosure via YouTube video upon “suicide” – Kelly would still be alive if they feared the release of such a video.
    3) Break up of media monopolies

  • Ba'al Zevul

    I have no trouble excoriating Blair for perpetuating a global labour market as a means of maximising corporate profit at the expense of productive workers, and, in his time, opening the floodgates to cheap foreign labour. So it would be inconsistent of me to deplore Miliband’s announced intention to end the undercutting of UK wages by imported workers from poorer countries. Maybe that’s selfish? Reflect that as soon as the incomes and aspirations rise in those formerly poor countries, they will find themselves being undercut in their turn, and that the lowest common denominator will always be, in the globalist ideal, the determinant of what the majority can hope to earn.

    I think it’s gone beyond rightwing and leftwing. Maintaining the notion of a dichotomy is all too helpful to the promotion of a one-way global flow of money and power towards the already obscenely wealthy and powerful. We’re back in the Middle Ages.

  • Becky Cohen

    At least Ed went to a comprehensive and not a grammar school like you, posh boy! He’s also more outspoken on LGBT rights. You claim to be a ‘human rights’ activist yet you fail to mention the persecution and terror that LGBT people worldwide have to go through on your blog. Then again, what does one expect of an heterosexist, gender normative privileged male who left his wife for a performer after frequenting a lap dancing club, courtesy of us hard working British taxpayers’ money to the FO, eh?!!!!;)

  • Becky Cohen

    Ps. you’re also much crappier on women’s issues. What does it feel like to be a failure?

  • Monteverdi

    @ Becky Cohen

    ” It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool , than to open it and remove all doubt ”.
    ( Mark Twain )

  • Mary

    Another sweetie is offered to the electorate.

    Tories plan Lloyds shares public sale
    Up to £4bn worth of Lloyds Bank shares would be offered to the general public if the Conservatives win the election, David Cameron is to announce.

    51 minutes ago

    Election 2015: Conservatives plan Lloyds retail share offer
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2015-32366391

  • Resident Dissident

    “Perhaps I didn’t catch all of it, but I heard Miliband reported as saying that particular attention would be paid to the question (or problem) of the exploitation of foreign workers, eg to them being paid below the minimum wage and so undercutting local labour or indeed to their presence on the labour market keeping wage levels lower than they would otherwise be.

    If those problems exist and if Miliband were do something about them, would that be a problem for anyone on here?”

    Not for me – especially given that there have been very few prosecutions for breach of the minimum wages legislation to date. Of course any such action just equates to Labour being tougher on immigration than the Tories in Craig’s book – but that is probably because he would prefer Cameron to Miliband as the next Prime Minister, even though he doesn’t want to go against his party’s official line.

    Poster of the election so far

    https://twitter.com/CULC/status/589342396057575424/photo/1

  • Mary

    Burnham says that there is a Tory plan to cut the number of NHS nurses by 2,000 over the next 4 years.

    ‘Election 2015: Fewer nurses forecast for NHS – Labour
    7 hours ago

    The number of NHS nurses in England is set to fall by almost 2,000 over the next four years according to government projections, Labour has said.

    Accusing the Conservatives of having a “secret plan”, Labour’s Andy Burnham said fewer nurses would push hospitals “over the edge”.

    The health document Labour is basing its claims on says fewer nurses would be employed because of “affordability”.

    The Tories said the real threat to nurses was a Labour-SNP government.’

    /..
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2015-32366383

    Last week Cameron was promising an increase.

  • Mary

    Observer front page today

    ‘Ed Miliband issues call to moderate Tories: I’ll be your champion
    Labour leader tells ‘one nation’ Conservatives he’s on the centre ground and will keep Britain at heart of EU’

    Six days ago in the Telegraph

    ‘Hillary Clinton presents herself ‘a champion for everyday Americans’ in online video
    Announcement Hillary Clinton will run for president in 2016 intended to appeal to the American heartland as well as a changing nation that includes gay people and ethnic minorities’

    Does Axelrod work for her too?

  • Mary

    Both Miliband and Cameron support Zionist Israel. Do they support this state of affairs in Gaza and would the Israelis themselves accept these living conditions?

    Parting the brown sea: Sewage crisis threatens Gaza’s access to water
    The UN warns that if there is no change, there will be no drinkable water left in the Gaza Strip by 2016
    April 18, 2015
    http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/4/18/sewage-crisis-threatens-gazas-access-to-water.html

    The water is already saline but then they bomb the facilities, again and again.

    Israeli jets destroying Gaza water and sewerage systems: officials
    #GazaUnderAttack
    Health crisis looming as Israeli attacks accused of targeting already fragile water and sewage infrastructure
    http://www.middleeasteye.net/news/israeli-jets-destroying-gaza-water-and-sewerage-systems-284613778

    Humanitarian Factsheet: From “Cast Lead” to “Pillar of Defence
    http://www.caabu.org/what-we-do/gaza/factsheet-humanitarian-situation-cast-lead-pillar-defense
    “On 27 December 2008 Israel launched a wide-scale military offensive against the infrastructure and population of the Gaza Strip. Operation Cast Lead lasted for 22 days and represented the most devastating military assault against Gaza in nearly 42 years of occupation.”

    “Currently only 10% of water from the Gaza aquifer is safe to drink. UNRWA estimates that the aquifer may become unusable as soon as 2016, with irreversible damage caused by 2020. 90 million litres of untreated or partially untreated sewage are poured into Gaza’s sea every day, contaminating fish and creating a public health hazard.”

  • Clark

    Southern tree bears strange fruit,
    Blood on the leaves and blood at the root,
    Black bodies swinging in the southern breeze,
    Strange fruit hanging from the poplar trees.

    Pastoral scenes of the gallant South,
    Of the bulging eye and the twisted mouth,
    Scent of magnolia, sweet and fresh,
    And then the sudden smell of burning flesh.

    Here is fruit for the crows to pluck
    For the rain to gather, for the wind to suck
    For the sun to rot, for the trees to drop
    Here is a strange and bitter crop.

  • John Spencer-Davis

    Monteverdi
    19/04/2015 1:54 am

    Mark Twain?

    Maybe…!

    Kind regards, John

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