The Desperation of the Labour Party

 Labour brings the UK to its knees

The Labour Party

Christmas under Labour

As a person with a pension, I can't help thinking will Labour repeat what Starmer did, and cut the Winter Heating Payment again?

The term "party" is now a misnomer when you talk about Labour. They are not a group with a similiar opinion, their leader, Andy Burnham, is un-elected, he got his position by the party forcing the sitting MP to stand down, so they could appoint a leader.

In this case, it definitely "The blind leading the blind," I wouldn't be in his place for all the gold in the world. Angela Rayner, the person who lead the revolt against Starmer, thought she'd step in, so she's not happy, and with so many members crossing to Reform UK, they could drop to the third party, not the opposition.

What Labour don't tell you

 Labour Lies

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Labour got in power, before the Starmer love for Islam, by relying on new voters not trusting the older generation. We warned them that the only thing Labour can be relied on is to wreck the economy, then blame the incoming government for making cutback to attempt to recover the damage. 

Something else they don't tell you is they are losing the voters at an alarming rate, most Labour seats are holding on from the the early days - 1930s, when the Labour Party was formed after the General Strike - since then, Labour have been holding on, but even hardline areas like Liverpoo, and Glasgow have turned their backs on Labour.

Is Angela Rayner better than Kier Starmer?

 A desperate Labour ploy

Labour brings the UK to its knees

In short, yes, Angela Rayner is better than Kier Starmer. Having said that, she doesn't have a lot to beat, when you lose MPs each month, and your party want you out, you have left no conpetion for your successor.

The issue with Labour is basic, and no change in leaership can change the trend which has been going on for decades. They came to power in the wake of the General Strike. Since the late 60's, the party has been constantly losing the confidence of the voters. The situation has escalted radically since the Tony Blair era.

In short, they are losing votes each election, they cannot hold hard-core voting areas like Liverpool, and Glasgow

The final nail in the coffin of the Labour Party

 Is this the end for Labour?

Labour brings the UK to its knees

The current Labour Party has seled the fate for Labour. For years, Labour have been losing the popular vote of the man on the street, the core of the party, set up after the General Strike of 1929, had been the working man, since the late 1940's, the party has not gained the voters, it has been holding on to what it gained in 1929.

Now, even hard-core areas like the docks of Liverpool, and Glasgow have turned from Labour. Labour has failed so badly since the last election, it will struggle to be the third party in the next election with many of its former member joining Nigel Farage's Reform UK party.

Reform UK go on about the rise of the party, it isn't rising, it is filling up with exiles from the Labour party. No matter how you twist the numbers, Labour always fails the people of the UK.

I try to be a Social Historian

 I try to keep my views out of the posts

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It is hard, yet I try to keep my views out of the blog posts.

Unlike some bloggers I used to read, I rarely push my politics, or boast of what little success I had when I was writing.

You could say, "You did write a lot about Israel."

I won't deny it, but what I wrote was more about the state's right to defend herself from attacks from Gaza. The Gaza issue is another point, I was trying to tell people that the people in Gaza decided to get help from Palestine in 1967, rather than Israel, which lead to Hamas using schools, and hospitals as silos for rockets, then crying that innocent civilians were killed.

How about your posts being anti-Labour?

Having lived thorugh several Labour governments, I can safely say they have not been the party of the working man - who they were supposed to be supporting - since the late 70's when the UK had strike after strike during Labour governments, it was so bad pensioners said it was worse than World War 2.

If we think I am too political, believe me, I could be far worse.

I am not saying the Conservative Party is never wrong, I was very anti-Falkland War. And, I am not saying Israel didn't commit crimes, such as the Sabra and Shatila massacre. 

Labour's enduring legacy

 Palestine and Pakistan

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After World War 2, the Labour government of the UK created two sates which have been at war since those days,

The conflict between Israel, and Palestine is well-known, few people realise the wars between India and Pakistan still rage. The Kashmir region is still a bone of contention between the two states with the Radcliffe line running through Kashmir, and on the east Labour changed Bengal into East Pakistan, now Bangladesh,  splitting the Muslim population in two. Before then, Muslims and Hindus lived in relative peace. 

While Indian troops are ordered not to cross the border - Line of Control (LoC) - this does not stop the Pakistanis from firing missiles over the area. If India stays in her boundaries she is seen as seen by the world as defending herself, once they cross the border they are worried they'll be seen as aggressors.

The similarities to Israel are undeniable.

In the late 70's, a Labour government kept giving in to the unions, to the extent we didn't know which union was going on strike next, or what supplies would be rationed. People who lived through the wars, said it was worse than during the war. If it hadn't been for Margaret Thatcher, the government would have brought the UK down.

Bringing things to a more modern era, Starmer goes on about how the Conservative Party did nothing about rising immigration in 14 years, while he omits the truth - a Labour person twisting the facts ( how unusual) - it was under Tony Blair that a Labour government began the rising crisis.

Now, we come to what in the minds of even Labour voters is the worst government since the war.