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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 11 Mar 20 5.18pm
A while back, on another thread, I explained how I had always been Labour - as I don't deny my working class roots - but could no longer support them (and stopped voting for them). A poster on here (can't remember if it was Tom the Eagle or Teddy Eagle), put me on to Blue Labour. I want to say thanks. It has actually renewed my interest in politics. I find their policies resonate with me. Basically, they want to represent the true working class families Labour used to attract. They want an end to the progressive sh1t and identity politics. They stand up for free speech within the party and the right to criticise elements of society people have suddenly decided are beyond reproach. They may be small at present but I hope their ideas eventually replace the current looney fake left progressive crap that Labour keeps spouting currently. They highlight exactly how Labour are losing support. Here is a link to Blue Labour for whoever is interested - a lot to like for many on here I believe. [Link] Edited by ASCPFC (11 Mar 2020 5.19pm) Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 11 Mar 20 5.18pm

A while back, on another thread, I explained how I had always been Labour - as I don't deny my working class roots - but could no longer support them (and stopped voting for them).
A poster on here (can't remember if it was Tom the Eagle or Teddy Eagle), put me on to Blue Labour. I want to say thanks.
It has actually renewed my interest in politics. I find their policies resonate with me.
Basically, they want to represent the true working class families Labour used to attract. They want an end to the progressive sh1t and identity politics. They stand up for free speech within the party and the right to criticise elements of society people have suddenly decided are beyond reproach. They may be small at present but I hope their ideas eventually replace the current looney fake left progressive crap that Labour keeps spouting currently. They highlight exactly how Labour are losing support. Here is a link to Blue Labour for whoever is interested - a lot to like for many on here I believe.

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Edited by ASCPFC (11 Mar 2020 5.19pm)

Red and Blue Army!

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Badger11 Beckenham 20 Mar 20 6.37am
Labour's Kate Osamor, what a charmer I pity her constituents. As for the Standards committee "looking after your own again" No wonder people hold politicians in contempt. Anybody else would have been sacked. [Link] Edited by Badger11 (20 Mar 2020 11.14am) One more point
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Beckenham 20 Mar 20 6.37am

Labour's Kate Osamor, what a charmer I pity her constituents. As for the Standards committee "looking after your own again" No wonder people hold politicians in contempt. Anybody else would have been sacked.

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One more point

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ASCPFC Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 20 Mar 20 10.34am
Originally posted by Badger11 Labour's Kate Osamor, what a charmer I pity her constituents. AS for the Standards committee "looking after your won again" No wonder people heard politicians in contempt. [Link] A lot of her constituents will have had similar experiences, except for the being harassed by the press and living in a 700k house part. Red and Blue Army!
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Pro-Cathedral/caravan park 20 Mar 20 10.34am

Originally posted by Badger11

Labour's Kate Osamor, what a charmer I pity her constituents. AS for the Standards committee "looking after your won again" No wonder people heard politicians in contempt.

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A lot of her constituents will have had similar experiences, except for the being harassed by the press and living in a 700k house part.

Red and Blue Army!

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W12 20 Mar 20 2.36pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC A while back, on another thread, I explained how I had always been Labour - as I don't deny my working class roots - but could no longer support them (and stopped voting for them). A poster on here (can't remember if it was Tom the Eagle or Teddy Eagle), put me on to Blue Labour. I want to say thanks. It has actually renewed my interest in politics. I find their policies resonate with me. Basically, they want to represent the true working class families Labour used to attract. They want an end to the progressive sh1t and identity politics. They stand up for free speech within the party and the right to criticise elements of society people have suddenly decided are beyond reproach. They may be small at present but I hope their ideas eventually replace the current looney fake left progressive crap that Labour keeps spouting currently. They highlight exactly how Labour are losing support. Here is a link to Blue Labour for whoever is interested - a lot to like for many on here I believe. [Link] Edited by ASCPFC (11 Mar 2020 5.19pm) Might also be worth looking at the SDP [Link]
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W12 20 Mar 20 2.36pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

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Edited by ASCPFC (11 Mar 2020 5.19pm)

Might also be worth looking at the SDP

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W12 20 Mar 20 2.39pm
(someone new has to break the two party system)
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W12 20 Mar 20 2.39pm

(someone new has to break the two party system)

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Tom-the-eagle Croydon 20 Mar 20 2.45pm
Originally posted by ASCPFC A while back, on another thread, I explained how I had always been Labour - as I don't deny my working class roots - but could no longer support them (and stopped voting for them). A poster on here (can't remember if it was Tom the Eagle or Teddy Eagle), put me on to Blue Labour. I want to say thanks. It has actually renewed my interest in politics. I find their policies resonate with me. Basically, they want to represent the true working class families Labour used to attract. They want an end to the progressive sh1t and identity politics. They stand up for free speech within the party and the right to criticise elements of society people have suddenly decided are beyond reproach. They may be small at present but I hope their ideas eventually replace the current looney fake left progressive crap that Labour keeps spouting currently. They highlight exactly how Labour are losing support. Here is a link to Blue Labour for whoever is interested - a lot to like for many on here I believe. [Link] Edited by ASCPFC (11 Mar 2020 5.19pm) Wasn't me fella, must have been Teddy. That said, having read the link I can see where you are both coming from. Whist naturally more right leaning, I also support much of what the left have traditionally stood for. Labour these days however serves nobody except the middle class elite and minorities. To me what summed this up more than anything else was when Gordon Brown was PM and he was asked about immigration levels from a concerned elderly labour voter lady and he then accused her of being racist! The traditional work-class have been f@cked up the ass. Out priced from the cities they grew up in, competing for jobs with people from all around the world who will work for far less, no social housing, lack of school places, etc, etc, etc. Modern labour are not fit to serve. Maybe blue labour is the lefts way forward. "It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit
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Croydon 20 Mar 20 2.45pm

Originally posted by ASCPFC

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Edited by ASCPFC (11 Mar 2020 5.19pm)

Wasn't me fella, must have been Teddy.

That said, having read the link I can see where you are both coming from.

Whist naturally more right leaning, I also support much of what the left have traditionally stood for. Labour these days however serves nobody except the middle class elite and minorities.

To me what summed this up more than anything else was when Gordon Brown was PM and he was asked about immigration levels from a concerned elderly labour voter lady and he then accused her of being racist!

The traditional work-class have been f@cked up the ass. Out priced from the cities they grew up in, competing for jobs with people from all around the world who will work for far less, no social housing, lack of school places, etc, etc, etc.

Modern labour are not fit to serve. Maybe blue labour is the lefts way forward.

"It feels much better than it ever did, much more sensitive." John Wayne Bobbit

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Teddy Eagle 20 Mar 20 3.21pm
I mentioned Blue Labour a while ago so maybe that was it. I heard Maurice Glasman on the radio and was very impressed with what he had to say. He sounded like a traditional Labour man rather than the current incarnation.
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Teddy Eagle

20 Mar 20 3.21pm

I mentioned Blue Labour a while ago so maybe that was it. I heard Maurice Glasman on the radio and was very impressed with what he had to say. He sounded like a traditional Labour man rather than the current incarnation.

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