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Tony Benn's dossier shall not be dodged

If I want to find out what difference Labour has made in real terms, the last place I'd look is the LP website!
 
Look at what is actually happening to the NHS. Billions have been pumped in and now the job cuts are accumulating.

We are struggling to find heateachers willing to do the job. Education has been flooded with idiotic targets from the mandarins in Whitehall.

New Labour has not trusted us.

The result is the greatest disconnection between Parliament and the people since the seventeenth century. The cynicism has become overwhelming.

Somehow we need to build bridges back between Parliament and the people like Isambard Kingdom Brunel. And bring trust back from its exile.

http://dannyreviews.com/h/Century_Revolution.html
http://www.quakerbooks.org/get/0-14-013732-7
 
MatthewCuffe said:
Look at what is actually happening to the NHS. Billions have been pumped in and now the job cuts are accumulating.

We are struggling to find heateachers willing to do the job. Education has been flooded with idiotic targets from the mandarins in Whitehall.

New Labour has not trusted us.

The result is the greatest disconnection between Parliament and the people since the seventeenth century. The cynicism has become overwhelming.

Somehow we need to build bridges back between Parliament and the people like Isambard Kingdom Brunel. And bring trust back from its exile.

http://dannyreviews.com/h/Century_Revolution.html
http://www.quakerbooks.org/get/0-14-013732-7

Utter shite as usual matthew,the NHS has taken on thousands more nurses and doctors up and down the country.
You like a lot of Liberals seem to love the sound of your own voice but you really have nothing to say.
 
LIBERAL?????

How dare you, sir! You cur!

Gosh.

Blimey.

Lawks-a-mercy.

GREEN SOCIALISM is not Liberalism.

What, incidentally, is your understanding of Liberalism? And Socialism? And the environmental crisis we are in which means this New Labour clique is no longer sustainable - and, with 50% of seats from 30% of the vote, has not been a valid government since 2005?
 
Sir, samurai cut away your 'Old' and take your accursed past tense and throw it in the gutter. Labour is here. Right here right now.

http://past.oxfordjournals.org/

There is no such thing as 'Old Labour'. That is the effect of Blair's hijack of the word Labour - it has made a distinction between 'New' and 'Old' that is false. That distinction mirrors our society, which uses the word 'old' as a pejorative and 'new' as a virtue. No matter how vacuuous the new is. We will need all the wisdom that the 'old' can offer us to save the planet. This obsession with the built-in obsolescene of whatever new thing is on the market is no good.

New Labour has no connection to the Labour party. It is a different thing entirely. It is a machine to make money and a new elite. It is a marketing machine instead of a political party based on public service. Politics is NOT marketing. Labour is a collective which makes society fairer. New Labour is closer to Forza Italia than Labour.

Labour is, was and always shall be Labour. It is 100 years old. Its spirit is as young as a new born child.

In the wake of the Education and Inspections Bill vote, there are now 52 Labour MPs left in the House of Commons - those that oppose privatisation.

That makes Labour the third party in the Commons.

This democracy isn't working. Too much money bought it. This is a plutocracy, and it is dying.
 
Mathew your Liberalism maybe well meaning.But Socialism is about giving power to ordinary people and respecting their democratic wishes.
Including on Crime,Migration and Taxation.
But people like Benn who may claim to be Socialists would never want that.
Instead they believe in a top down approach to decision making,where an educated elite LIBERAL SUPREMACISTS become the New Leadership.
 
tbaldwin said:
Instead they believe in a top down approach to decision making,where an educated elite LIBERAL SUPREMACISTS become the New Leadership.
Sounds more like Blair to me.
 
TAE said:
Sounds more like Blair to me.

I agree with you on that. What amuses me is how much Blairs most hysteric critics actually agree with him on.

The SWP etc would never hand power to the masses anymore than Blair or Charles Clarke would.
 
Blair's top-down "I know best" approache is not something I agree with - in fact I think it is utterly anti-democratic.
 
TAE said:
Blair's top-down "I know best" approache is not something I agree with - in fact I think it is utterly anti-democratic.


So would you like most lefties oppose the majoritys wishes on stuff like Crime,Immigration,National Service etc......
 
tbaldwin said:
So would you like most lefties oppose the majoritys wishes on stuff like Crime,Immigration,National Service etc......
Somehow I think you're talking about quite a minority. What are these wishes?
 
DexterTCN said:
Somehow I think you're talking about quite a minority. What are these wishes?
Before you proceed, you would do well to bear in mind that tbaldwin is a MAN OF THE PEOPLE and therefore, anybody who disagrees with him is a LIBERAL SUPREMICIST and probably votes Tory but only pretends they don't because it makes them look cool.
 
Benn's dossier sounds very credible and probably a better bet than the EDM.
EDMs are more of a parliamentary opinion poll than a route to action aren't they? Last one I remember getting any result was Thatcher's one in 1979, which resulted in an election being called. Don't remember anything similar since...
 
DexterTCN said:
Somehow I think you're talking about quite a minority. What are these wishes?

Tougher punishment for anti social crime, probably the death penalty for some offences.Tougher Restrictions on Immigration and some form of National Service.
 
Could we have more details on the 1979 EDM that led to an Election?

EDMs usually go nowhere. There was one recently saying what a jolly wonderful national institution Rupert the Bear is.

However, EDM 1088 is rather different.

Enough hubbub about HN51.

EDM 1088 - a unique measure in unique times, as we say when we use our death penalty without trial on Brazilians.

Habeaus Corpus!
 
tbaldwin said:
No Im suggesting that we extend democracy and abolish the class system that most liberals want to uphold.
Are you R.Y. is disguise? :p

tbaldwin said:
Tougher punishment for anti social crime, probably the death penalty for some offences.Tougher Restrictions on Immigration and some form of National Service.
If the majority want it then they should vote for partys which promote it.

In the meantime we can use open and honest debate to explain our own point of view and also actually try to understand others.
 
tbaldwin said:
Tougher punishment for anti social crime, probably the death penalty for some offences.
Oh just fucking shut up. Having to listen to you is the only way I'll start proposing the death penalty.
 
DexterTCN said:
Oh just fucking shut up. Having to listen to you is the only way I'll start proposing the death penalty.


You asked a question i answered it.

It's a bit sad how many people think they are left wing but are totally opposed to giving ordinary people control or even respect for their opinions.
 
DexterTCN said:
Email sent to Livi MP Jim Devine. :cool:

"Dear ****
Thank you for your recent email regarding EDM 1088 lodged by Douglas Hogg MP calling for a select committee to be set up to review the way in which the responsibilities of Government were discharged in relation to Iraq.

Please be assured that I have added my name to this EDM and it should appear shortly...."

:cool:
 
DexterTCN said:
"Dear ****
Thank you for your recent email regarding EDM 1088 lodged by Douglas Hogg MP calling for a select committee to be set up to review the way in which the responsibilities of Government were discharged in relation to Iraq.

Please be assured that I have added my name to this EDM and it should appear shortly...."

:cool:

Well, you were luckier than I was. I got a follow-up e-mail from that site today asking me if my MP had responded, and my answer was NO - not even the form letter thing I got when I wrote to Blair in Westminster before. This is the first time I've tried to contact my actual MP, and it was a dismal failure. Hardly surprising though - he couldn't even be bothered to canvass around here before the elections, and he belongs to a crap political party, IMO.
 
Tony Benn has now received a reply from the Attorney General.

It denies all 28 charges of the contravention of international law.

This is not acceptable.
 
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