The State of New Labour's Nation

An interesting comparison of New Labour's handling of two different controversies:

Muslim row Labour candidate, John Cowan, suspended

John Cowan says his name will still be on the ballot paper in South Cambridgeshire

A Labour candidate has been suspended after allegedly saying on an internet forum that he would not want any children of his to marry a Muslim.

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I hope he stands as an independent, and I hope he wins. Surely he's only saying what all halfway intelligent non muslim parents are thinking. Has anyone asked Shahid Malik, Sadiq Khan or 'Lord' Ahmed whether they would let any child of theirs marry a non muslim?

The second story is the temporary suspension of the civil servant who insulted the entire Catholic church from the Pope down.

Pope memo sent by 23-year-old Oxford graduate

A “puerile” Foreign Office memo which has thrown the Pope’s state visit to Britain into doubt was circulated by a 23-year-old Oxford graduate who once included “drinking a lot” among his hobbies.

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Mr Mulvain has escaped punishment because he was given authorisation to send the memo by a more senior civil servant, who has now been “transferred to other duties”.

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Why do these slimy liberal cretins keep their jobs while one seemingly intelligent Labour MP gets suspended and may well be sacked from his job?

New Labour .. So much to answer for.

Liberal Broadcasting Corporation

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General Election 2010

Great news, at last, the worthless slug Brown has offered up his bloated backside for us to deliver the kicking that he so truly deserves.

For me, none of the main three parties deserve a vote. Where I live, it probably won't make much of a difference anyway, since it's been solidly labour here for about 50 years. Poor fools. I can't be too critical since I've voted for them in the past, but in the North East, where I am now, there are all the signs of an electorate taken for granted and abandoned.

Industry is dying without any hope of a bail out. I'm not really for government bail outs but when British industries have managed to hold out against foreign competitors, and could be able to take advantage of the recent devaluation of the pound to boost exports, there's a better argument for some form of short term assistance.

Question Time came from Middlesbrough a few weeks ago, and Roy Hattersley was confronted with an angry questioner who told him that Labour would not be receiving his vote, after the 'mothballing ' of the Redcar Tata plant. Hattersley sputtered - nothing new there - and grew red. He was clearly angered at the suggestion that a northern industrial worker could vote for some other party.

Such is the arrogance of Labour, how richly they deserve to be booted out of office.