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• A sign that Labour have given up on the country - for now

  
  Man in a Shed — Authority: 423
  Labour are now discussing policies that are electorally suicial openly before a general election. Clearly they have given up on winning this time. Specifically forms of wealth tax lead by she of the private education and selective education for her children Harriet Harman ( who tried to blame it on her family vote ...
  2 hours ago

• Do Labours immigration scaremongers fool anybody?

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 974
  If unmanageable immigration is the new bogey it?s a bit late for Labour to try to start worrying us with it says Melanie McDonagh.
  3 hours ago

• Jackie Ashley - another Labour buttwipe

  
  Obnoxio The Clown — Authority: 441
  Wittering on about how useless iDave is going to be. Well, yes, you rancid old harridan, but were so fucking sick of the Gorgon that wed take Adolf fucking Hitler right now: So we are left with a profoundly paradoxical political landscape. A deeply unpopular government is running out of authority and beginning ...
  4 hours ago

• Labours nuclear negligence

  
  Family: News and advice on family matters children and parents — Authority: 974
  Telegraph View: No industry is more strategically important than energy yet ministers dithered for 10 years before authorising a new generation of nuclear plants.
  4 hours ago

• Is Jackie right? Labour could be reduced to 120 seats?

  
  politicalbetting.com — Authority: 138
  “ ….Some Labour people may think I’m sounding too gloomy, but those who have been privy to recent private polling are a lot more than gloomy. This suggests that Labour could return to the Commons with just 120 MPs or thereabouts, taking the party back to 1930s territory.. .” Jackie Ashley’s Guardian ...
  6 hours ago

• MaltaStar: “Education can eradicate homophobia”

  
  Dr In?. Patrick Attard: Library of Articles on Gay-Rights in Malta and Beyond — Authority: 133
  http://www.maltastar.com/pages/ms09dart.asp?a=5331 8.11.9 08 November 2009 14:13 Albert Gauci Cunningham sees in education the most powerful tool to eradicate homophobia and sow the seed of equality. 26 year old gay activist Mr Gauci Cunningham is one of the persons behind the setting up ...
  7 hours ago

• Oh joy! No more Labour!

  
  Ted Foan — Authority: 103
  This link from Tim Montgomerie at ConservativeHome is music to my ears. Apparently Jackie Ashley (Andy Marrs missus) has written in todays Guardian the following: "Some Labour people may think Im sounding too gloomy, but those who have been privy to recent private polling are a lot more than gloomy. This ...
  10 hours ago

• (Video): Brown at the Cenotaph – the shame of the unbowing PM

  
  Tony Blair — Authority: 431
  Original Home Page All Contents of Site – Index Is ‘President Blair’ a shoo-in? Yes and No “Ban Blair-Baiting” petit ion - please sign Why Iraq is NO reason to reject President Blair Comment at end 9th November, 2009 REMEMBRANCE DAY – REMEMBER, GORDON? I saw this reported earlier ...
  10 hours ago

• Should journalist associations take sides in union issues?

  
  Fagstein — Authority: 476
  Next weekend, the Fédération professionnelle des journalistes du Québec is holding its annual conference in Sherbrooke . Most journalists will be there for the seminars and workshops and other opportunities for training and networking that such a conference can provide. But these incentives are also a way for the ...
  10 hours ago

• Labour Attacks Minister’s “Love Of Motorways”

  
  Auckland Trains — Authority: 439
  Labour today launched an attack on the transport minister saying that Steven Joyce “loves motorways and has no interest in rail being a major part of New Zealand’s transport mix.” Not mentioning the fact the it was labour that dithered for years when it could have moved faster to get Auckland electrification, ...
  11 hours ago

• Alan Sugar’s views of women are, “dated” and belittling say critics

  
  Baby Chums — Authority: 577
  Lord Alan Sugar was criticized by the Trades Union Congress, (TUC) today after suggesting that women are more likely than men to discriminate against female employees. Alan Sugar, the TV star of The Apprentice and successful businessman also hinted he would be reluctant to give a full-time job to a pregnant woman, ...
  11 hours ago

• Labour second choice of Maori on both rolls

  
  Kiwiblog — Authority: 641
  Further to my blog earlier this morning, the kind people at Marae have sent me a breakdown of some of their poll results, by roll. This allows an easier comparison to election results. You can view the episode on their website , including a discussion between host Shane Taurima and John Key. First the party vote ...
  13 hours ago

• David Blanchflower on Unemployment Policies

  
  Economics — Authority: 140
  David Blanchflower writes in the new Autumn edition of the RSA’s Journal about the help needed to avert an unemployment time bomb especially for younger workers. This piece builds on his recent talk at the RSA. It is a superb article and has some powerful sections on the economic and social consequences of high ...
  13 hours ago

• International Marxism takes a setback

  
  Cllr. Martyn Findley (BNP) — Authority: 425
  Gordon Brown has done his best to further the international cause of Marxism.  He must have been salivating at the prospect of being the comrade to chaperone in an era of international taxation upon global bankers.  They would have erected a statue to him in Russia I am sure. However it was not to be.  The ...
  13 hours ago

• Tell me something I don’t know

  
  Cllr. Martyn Findley (BNP) — Authority: 425
  With a General Election upon the political horizon someone was going to realise something that we in the British National Party have been saying for years.  Namely the fact that the Labour party has skewed the taxation policy of the nation so that as many people as possible have to rely on the benefit system for at ...
  13 hours ago

• Pressure builds for radical reform of tax system

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  Levy on homes and high pay inquiry considered as wealth gap widens A fierce debate within the government on how to tackle entrenched wealth inequality – possibly through a high pay commission or a tax on assets – is to be ignited by a report ordered by Harriet Harman, the Labour deputy leader and the minister ...
  13 hours ago

• Kerry McCarthy is a weapons-grade cock-end

  
  Obnoxio The Clown — Authority: 441
  I mean, we already knew this, but consider this gem : @shanegreer @wallaceme Its like Boris liking the Clash. How can he listen to something which is fundamentally opposed to everything he is? I think shes actually fucking serious, too. Id like to point out to the Dishonourable Member (and I use the term in ...
  15 hours ago

• Just WHO Are The Criminals?

  
  Dickiebo — Authority: 144
  When I look at just how our country has changed since NuLabour got into power, I cringe and, frankly, shall not be sorry to leave this earth when my time comes . Certainly the world that I knew has long since gone and in it’s place we have this crime-ridden, heathen, drunken, multi-cultural excuse for a ...
  15 hours ago

• “Please Ed, can we have Warwick III?”

  
  Ren Lavanchy's Blog — Authority: 103
  I haven’t noticed any discussion anywhere else – not even among the usual suspects – about Labour’s last official chance before the next election to give its grassroots a say in the manifesto. I wrote about it in Tribune this week, focusing on the Local Government Association Labour group’s manifesto. ...
  16 hours ago

• Using welfare to buy votes to maintain perpetual power

  
  Bookworm Room — Authority: 632
  The Daily Mail has the data to prove what we all knew:  a political party that shifts the tax burden to less than 50% of the population, while leaving more than half the population dependent on government largesse, wins in perpetuity (or until the country implodes, whichever comes first).
  16 hours ago

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