Agenda 2019

  http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/britains-divided-decade-the-rich-are-64-richer-than-before-the-recessionwhile-the-poor-are-57-poorer-10097038.html Britain's divided decade: the rich are 64% richer than before the recession, while the poor are 57% poorer    "When I give food to the poor, they call me a saint.  When I ask why the poor have no food, they call me a communist" This country desperately needs a Labour Party that actually represents ordinary people rather than the bunch of "champagne socialists" currently on offer under Ed Miliband who are in fact little different than the ConDem coalition. Today's Labour party offer more austerity, more cuts and more of the same but with minor variations in application. We had a party once, but that party was betrayed and finally destroyed by Blair, Brown, Mandellson and Campbell following Kinnock an d Smith. They called us Trotskyites, Militants, Commies, extremists, infil...

    http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/the-next-coalition-why-ed-miliband-needs-to-get-nick-cleggs-number-8621776.html Peter Hain say that Labour must start making overtures to the Lib Dems   Peter Hain with Ed Milliband.    Peter Hain off on another "frolic of his own". The Labour Party getting into bed with Clegg, (or any Leader for the time being of the LibDems), who has prostituted every principle, commitment or pledge that he or his party may once have had, is a concept too odious to contemplate. The LibDems are have lost all credibility and support, apart from a rump of Liberals and are probably doomed to political oblivion at the next election. For Hain to even consider some form of coalition suggests that he has lost the plot. Should Milliband be persuaded that a coalition or even some form of loose arrangement could be created, then he runs a considerable risk of alienating even more of the traditional Labour vote.