The societies of man have surely hit rock bottom when a small number of mindless individuals, bent on destruction, can have any influence on the affairs of State. As London counts the cost of the effects of the “anarchists” attacks this weekend gone, serious questions should now be in the process of being asked. These mindless thugs that smashed up property and caused mayhem, don't have the brains to organize such a stunt on their own. Their allegiance, support and that they actually joined forces with the Unions and the labour party, calls into question the integrity of all parties.
It really is not acceptable that the new labour zealot can simply say that there was an extreme element and walk away from any blame. In his own right, he is no statesman, rather in the true tradition of the labour party he offers only rabble rousing as an excuse to be. He has no policies. He along with the shadow chancellor takes no actual responsibility for the decisions made by the labour government they sat in, that almost brought the country to its knees. Instead of solutions, they oppose, belittle, and lie their way around the subject of how the country should handle the huge debts labour acquired on our behalf.
Red Ed Miliband was the unions choice for leader. They wanted him because he was young, malleable and a true communist. Thanks to the way that the unions still hold so much power over the labour party, in voting in a new leader or propping them up financially, the unions are more keen than ever to pull the strings of their puppet.
Let's face it, without the unions, now increasingly communist by nature and leadership, the labour party would have been buried long ago, where they deserve to be. For they have never done anything worthwhile for the UK, nor the world, parasites that they are, they preach about the poor, then make their lot all the worse when they are in power.
While the labour party are an unsavoury lot in government, at least the rest of the time they do occasionally resort to serving their constituents, but generally this is by a reactive response to object to anything that improves the lot of anybody.
The history of the unions is not all one of glory and credibility. They lost that during the last war, and have never grown up into any sort of post-war role of any credence. Certainly from the 1960's onwards, they showed their evil side. The many strikes of that period are a sad page in history, but worse, they forced the Wilson/Callaghan (labour) government to do their bidding at the risk of further disruption. They never lost that taste for real power, and ever since have played behind the scenes to put their men into safe constituent seats, while pulling the strings of their puppets for financial support from the taxpayers.
In playing the country for idiots the unions prospered, on the outside they were seen to be doing a respectable job, but all the time they were plotting and obtained much needed support from the old USSR. They are now considered to have been their pawns then, but given the extent to which the union leadership is truly communist now, it is doubtful if they ever gave up their links to the communist leaders of other counties mired in soul destroying communism.
During the 1960's and and 1970's there was a thing called secondary picketing, where the unions would bus in thugs from other areas to rough up and intimidate those trying to get into factories to work, where the unions had declared a strike. The tradition of those thugs lingers on.
Considering that the recently defeated labour government got just about everything wrong financially, from PFI, to ruined pension prospects, to spending on their false promises and racking up huge national debts, it is a wonder that any labour MP has the nerve to even question the attempts by the coalition to put things right. Yet, in their own hysterical way, they not only question, they denigrate and spin the truth as far as they can. If this does not show them up as traitors to this country then what will?
Now we see history catching up with us as the methods used in the past by unions to get their way, are used yet again, with awful effect.
The unions nor red Ed should be allowed to get away with the chaos caused over the weekend. They are as responsible for it as the thugs that caused it. Yes, it was a TUC march. The labour leader promoted it and was a part of it – he gave a prominent speech of support. Perhaps he wasn't involved in the planning for the anarchists, but if he didn't know something was going to happen, then I'm a Spaceman.
It is time for the people of this country to realise the truth. The lies that the unions and labour spread are just that, evil and against us all.
I just wish the decent people that uphold the law could see this plainly, for both the unions and the labour leader deserve to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law for active encouragement of and involvement in the riots of the weekend.
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