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Democrats never learn.
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red ed wants socialist/fascist ‘new’ labour to return to its fabian roots The reality of socialism behind the screen In yet another attempt to hide the reality of fascism/socialism, Red Ed wants to rebrand Labour yet again. This time to ‘Progressive’ Labour. You just cannot sell the muck in the can without lies and subterfuge. ‘Progressive’ is back to the old days of Fabian elitism. You know, the sort that believes it just knows. The elitism of Shaw and Wells. The Fabian socialism of (fake) eugenics. Brown the Clown and Bliar and Red Ed are all Fabians, and doubtless many more of the party of dire fakers.
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bush and clinton vindicated over muslim world A good article and accurate judgement. This makes a change from the lefty appeasement and whining.
The article quotes George Bush as saying:
Bush was right about most things.
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some of the socialist monsters’ legacy
But but but - It’s government cuts, said Ed Milipede out of the corner of his mouth - just like Flash Harry in St. Trinians. And Ed Balls yells his head off about all the unemployment it will cause if David Cameron stops the paperwork machine. Balls’ll hold the government to account, yes he will, yes he will. Think of all those foresters who won’t
be paid to cut down trees. This isn’t about I.T. and charities, this is about union employment and union dues. How will fascist ‘New’ Labour survive?
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protesting against israel - it’s the progressive (socialist) thing to do
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irresponsible milipede - another professional socialist liar “All of which makes Ed Miliband's attack on the VAT rise yesterday that much harder to stomach. Any doubts that the Labour leader is a shameless political opportunist were laid to rest with his claim that this is "the wrong tax, at the wrong time". Yet we know, not least from Lord Mandelson's memoirs, that the Cabinet of which Mr Miliband was a member wanted to increase VAT – not once, but twice, in November 2009 and March last year – only to have the move vetoed by the then prime minister. Was that the right tax at the right time? Perhaps the Labour leader will tell us. And the real economic situation is,
In real terms, while the price of flat screen TVs will rise by £10 because of the VAT increase, in six months the price will also drop by £20. So overall, consumption will go up on a planetary level, and probably also in the UK. Manufacturing in the UK has just been announced as rising for the first time in 16 years. The UK now has a sane and numerate government for the first time in 15 years. If a price is reduced, more people will buy the object. If the price increases, less people will buy it. But the money in the UK (and most other burgs) is continually losing value. This distorts all government statistics. The world has changed radically in the past century (and is still changing), culture is struggling way behind. As Iain Banks approximately said, “money is a sign of a poor society”. Almost all work is steadily becoming automated. The ‘need‘ for ‘work’ comes from a very different world, along with the culture that world developed. “The devil finds work for idle hands”, yet it was primarily leisured men who developed modern science and society. Puritanism is obsolescent. People choosing their own trades/careers is far more effective than government trying to choose winners. If left to decide, children are far better at making good/relevant decisions than adults, adults who bring along their preconceptions from an earlier society. We should trust the young to build a new world, their world. As for the cuts, this has to be done. All that is at issue is how fast. The coalition can easily adjust the rate of cuts as the figures come in. It is mad socialists who cling rigidly to five-year plans. The only answer to socialism, as to any evil, is education. Fascist ‘New’ Labour do anything possible to block serious education. As the national socialist Hitler said,“what luck for the rulers that men do not think”. His policy in the conquered territories was to stifle education in order to make his desired empire easier to oppress.
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