Dally wrote:I've been asking for some years what the modern Labour party stands for. I thought it was "nothing" but now think it is "hypocrisy" and "laughing in the face of its electorate."
Ed the Unelectable One has surpassed himself in the last few days. Panicked by Cameron he has shown just how weak he is by trying to show what a tough leader he is! Now he's talking about breaking links with the Unions. Now, for a man who owes his position to their votes that is a simply staggering show of hypocrisy. Why would ANYONE vote for a man when they know he would defecate on THEM at the drop of a hat? Not only that, but he has shown hinself a hopeless individual incapable of dealing with the relaities of a situation rather than theory. His party is broke and reliant on union funding. He looks like ke is going to kill the Labour party unless there is a rapid agreement for state funding. But, why would the Tories agree to that in the short term if they can see Labour will fold?
This Falkirk story could easily run until the next election if the union doesn't play ball and if it does the Tories will gain a landslide victory and Miliband will the man who put the final nail in the coffin of a once good party.
Best thing Labour could do now is get rid of the two Eds. They should have done so before but even now it would be a case of better late than never.
RIP Labour.
Ed the Unelectable One has surpassed himself in the last few days. Panicked by Cameron he has shown just how weak he is by trying to show what a tough leader he is! Now he's talking about breaking links with the Unions. Now, for a man who owes his position to their votes that is a simply staggering show of hypocrisy. Why would ANYONE vote for a man when they know he would defecate on THEM at the drop of a hat? Not only that, but he has shown hinself a hopeless individual incapable of dealing with the relaities of a situation rather than theory. His party is broke and reliant on union funding. He looks like ke is going to kill the Labour party unless there is a rapid agreement for state funding. But, why would the Tories agree to that in the short term if they can see Labour will fold?
This Falkirk story could easily run until the next election if the union doesn't play ball and if it does the Tories will gain a landslide victory and Miliband will the man who put the final nail in the coffin of a once good party.
Best thing Labour could do now is get rid of the two Eds. They should have done so before but even now it would be a case of better late than never.
RIP Labour.
This should be fun.
Any suggestions for the top job in the once good party ?