This isn’t about the Labour Left
being fascist…
This is about the fact that all of the
mainstream parties are busy chasing after the middle class swing vote in
marginal constituencies using policies that have no relevance for working class
people, whilst trying to inflict Upper Middle Class Political Correctness on
the rest of the country.
This could have been a void the
Conservatives could have filled. But with Dave at the helm, not bloody
likely…It’s a lot easier to chase after those middle class
marginals than it is to get non-voting working class people to the polls (before they’re angry enough to
express their displeasure with the mainstream parties.)
Frankly, I don’t know what the big
story is; this is old news. The only people who should be shocked are the
Beeb, the chattering classes, and the mainstream party leaderships…
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Subject: [Less_Government]
http://theconservativevictory.blogspot.com/ - LABOUR IS FALLING APART
Sunday, April 16, 2006
LABOUR
LEFT HAVE FACIST TENDENCIES
labour voters are deserting
us for BNP, says Blair ally
Labour working-class families feel so neglected by the Government and angered
by immigration that they are deserting Labour and flocking to the British
National Party, a minister admitted yesterday.
In a sensational claim, Margaret Hodge, one of Tony Blair's closest allies,
said that eight out of 10 white people in her east
Margaret Hodge: white families are angry. "They can't get a home for their
children, they see black and ethnic minority communities moving in and they are
angry," said Mrs Hodge, the employment minister. "When I knock on
doors I say to people, 'are you tempted to vote BNP?' and many, many, many -
eight out of 10 of the white families - say 'yes'. That's something we have
never seen before, in all my years. Even when people voted BNP, they used to be
ashamed to vote BNP. Now they are not." Mrs Hodge said the pace of ethnic
change in her area had frightened people. "What has happened in Barking
and Dagenham is the most rapid transformation of a community we have ever
witnessed.
"Nowhere else has changed so fast. When I arrived in 1994, it was a
predominantly white, working class area. Now, go through the middle of Barking
and you could be in
She also complained about a "lack of leadership" from her party on
race, and said the "political class", including Labour, was
frightened of the issue. "The Labour Party hasn't talked to these people.
This is a traditional Labour area but they are not used to engaging with us
because all we do is put leaflets through doors. Part of the reason they
switch, is they feel Labour is not listening to them."
posted by THE CONSERVATIVE VICTORY @ Sunday,
April 16, 2006 0
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