Bad week for Labour

It has been a terrible week for Labour and it probably won’t get any better for them. Peter Hain has been interviewed by police over political donations totalling £103,000. He could go to prison but I somehow think that Labour will get out of it.

Labour isn’t having much luck in elections either. They have come behind the BNP in atleast 4 elections and it will probably happen in more. Gordon Brown has had to order a rushed campaign in Scotland to fill the vacant seat after David Marshall stepped down apparently the result of ill health which could have been caused by being found out to be a sleazy bastard but who knows?

Labour no longer trusted

Labour is no longer the party trusted to bring in the health reforms that are needed to safeguard the NHS for future generations, a poll for The Daily Telegraph shows.

Barely one in five people believe the Labour party will deliver a better health service over the next ten years, the You Gov poll shows.

Why would anyone trust Labour anymore when their much publicised deep clean has been exposed as a sham and political stunt? A lot of hospitals were found not to be using chemicals that were needed to be effective in the fight against superbugs. Almost a fifth of hospitals admitted using steam clean even though it has been proven to be ineffective.

The Labour party are useless and should not be trusted with something as important as the NHS. They have shown themselves to be incompetent in all areas of life.

Labour party in trouble

It’s good to be a Labour party hater these days. The party is £24 million in debt and is heading for financial collapse which could destroy their ability to fight the next election especially if they lack volunteers to deliver leaflets.

This time their rich donors will not be bailing them out unless they ditch Brown in favour of someone else. The thing is every single Labour MP is a traitor and would never make a competent leader.

Labour is now desperate for any donations. They are doing everything they can to get the donations into the party including auctioning things like tennis with Blair.

If Labour don’t get the donations they need it is unlikely that Brown will stand down for the good of the party so that they can get the donations they need. He will probably just lick the feet of the unions and be on their payroll and do everything they want including giving them new rights to strike which Thatcher got rid of.

The best thing for the country will be that Brown steps down or the unions will get everything but could that make Labour extinct faster if they are seen to be under the thumb of the unions and not doing what is in the interests of the country?

Labour stops opposition money

Labour are in such debt that it will probably damage their ability to fight the next election. The Labour party know this so they are trying to stop opposition parties from spending and raising more money than the Labour party can.

There is to be a limit on how much can be spent on election campaigns. While this would be a good thing Labour are only doing it because they are facing serious financial difficulties and probably couldn’t fight an effective campaign if there was an election right now.

There will also be a cap of £50,000 on individual donations which will hurt the Conservatives much more than Labour who have decided not to put a cap on donations from unions who give Labour millions and effectively stop them from going bankrupt.

Trade union donations should also be capped at the same as individual donations but that would destroy the Labour party within weeks and Labour don’t want to compete on an even playing field. They want to be able to have the unions donate millions of pounds while the Conservatives spend time looking for more and more donors to help them.

Gordon Brown is a clever man

I blogged a few weeks ago that the Labour party is heavily in debt and the only thing keeping them solvent is donations from trade unions. The Unions are of course threatening to stop donating them money so Gordon has to do something.

Gordon Brown is an evil genius. The unions are crying out for another bank holiday while the rest of the country are beginning to hate the Labour party for their hatred of this country.

How would Gordon keep the support of the unions while looking patriotic? Gordon figured it out and is now trying to con us. He has decided that there will be a bank holiday to celebrate Britishness. This has of course nothing to do with celebrating britishness. It is just a way to keep the support of the unions so that they keep giving Labour money so that Gordon doesn’t have to go into debt to pay off Labour debts.

Their financial troubles are so bad they are making their own MPs pay £2200 to help to pay off their debts. That is how desperate they are.

Labour loses everyones votes

The country’s opinion of Labour is the worst since 1943. It is unbelievable that we have to travel back to a war just to find out when Labour was just as unpopular as they are now. With everything that is happening I would gladly put a bet on that in 30 years time the majority of people will have never heard of the Labour Party. They will probably have less support than the Green Party, if they exist at all.

Labour are now in a total panic about what is happening to them. The panic is so bad that they are even in danger of losing the gay vote by not sending someone to Gay Pride. You would think with so much bent politicians in the Labour party they could find someone.

Scottish gays may have already found a home in the laps of the SNP after they decided to spend millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender causes.

Just when Labour becomes slightly less politically correct the SNP decide to take up the slack by brownnosing special interest groups.

Best news ever

Senior officials in the Labour party, including Gordon Brown, could become personally liable for millions of pounds in debt unless new donors can be found within weeks, the Guardian has learned.

The party has five weeks to find £7.45m to pay off loans to banks and wealthy donors recruited by Lord Levy, Tony Blair's former chief fundraiser, or become insolvent. A further £6.2m will have to be repaid by Christmas - making £13.65m in all. The sum amounts to two-thirds of the party's annual income from donations.

The figures are a conservative estimate as they do not include interest that will also have to be paid. A Labour source said that although the total debt was listed as £17.8m on the Electoral Commission website, the true level, with interest, was nearer to £24m.

The possibility that party officials and members of its national executive committee could become liable is being taken seriously by union leaders, and has been underlined by the decision of equity fund chairman David Pitt-Watson not to accept the post as Labour's general secretary.

I thought the news about Labour going bust was great but this is fantastic news. I hope every single one of those scheming treacherous crooks gets bled dry of all their money. That punishment would be suitable for what they have done to the country. It’s just a pity that Blair won’t be punished even a little bit.

I can just see it now. Gordon Brown having to beg on the streets of Scotland just to feed himself. Then again if Scotland gets their independence he’ll get off without having to pay if he stays in Scotland because it will be a foreign country. Maybe he was planning it all along…

Voting Labour costs lives

More than 2,500 people have been stabbed to death on Labour's watch, according to figures soon to be published by the Home Office.

Yet, over the same period, only nine of the countless criminals caught with knives have been given the maximum jail term.

Take 2006, a year scarred by a series of teenage stabbings, and the latest for which full sentencing statistics are available. Some 1,226 under-18s were found guilty of carrying a blade yet only 72 were put behind bars.

The average sentence was 3.4 months, which because of early-release rules, meant that a typical offender spent just eight weeks in jail.

The remainder escaped with a fine, a community sentence or - in 113 cases - a discharge. Only one of the 7,817 knife offenders of all ages received the maximum sentence in 2006.

As you can see voting Labour costs lives. Labour no longer even try to enforce the law or punish criminals. Those that do get sent to prison are released early and thse that terrorise communities get ASBO’s. If they disobey their ASBO nothing will happen to them.

Labour said they were tough on crime and tough on the causes of crime. The truth is they couldn’t be softer on crime if they tried.

Crime is so bad in London that there is an average of 8 violent crimes in London per day and that’s just on the buses!

In Scotland it is so bad that you are more likely to go to prison for shoplifting than for sexual assault. The prison officers who have to guard these criminals have realised that crime pays which is why the government now estimates that 10% of prison officers are corrupt and the government are now setting up a unit to death with corruption in the prison service.

Labour on verge of bankruptcy

The Labour Party is on the verge of insolvency after a collapse in donations so acute that it is struggling to pay staff.

The funding crisis has raised fears that auditors will be unable to sign off party accounts next month because of Labour's £21 million debt.

A series of controversies over donations, involving police investigations, and Gordon Brown's slump in the opinion polls, has driven away potential financial backers and members. The number of paid-up Labour Party members has fallen from 400,000 in 1997 to fewer than 200,000

Only the trade unions, which have almost quadrupled their support in the past six months, are saving the party from being declared effectively bankrupt.

The only good thing about a possible recession is that the Labour party will go under. There will be fewer workers so less people paying into the unions which will mean less money for the unions to squander on Labour.

I hope there isn’t a recession but the sooner the Labour party go bankrupt the better for the country. They have been an utter disaster for the country and everyone knows that which is why they losing out on donations. People don’t want them to survive and it looks like they won’t.

Is migration managed?

GORDON Brown repeatedly dodged questions yesterday about whether the level of mass immigration under Labour is too high.

The Prime Minister was asked six times during an interview on BBC television whether he thought the current influx of newcomers was good for Britain.

But he consistently decl-ined to give a straight “yes” or “no” answer to interviewer Andrew Marr.

Gordon Brown knows that immigration is too high and the only thing he is going to do about it is build 240,000 new homes a year and concrete over our countryside.

Mr Brown said Labour’s policy was one of “managed migration”, again refusing to discuss numbers. When are we going to see this policy in action? We haven’t seen it so far. Infact they are discussing having an amnesty. That isn’t managing anything.

Blair changing law to get more money

Labour has been accused of altering by stealth the rules over political donations, which would let it solicit gifts behind closed doors.

Under proposals in the Company Law Reform Bill, a copy of which has been seen by The Sunday Telegraph, trade unions would no longer be regarded as "political" organisations. This would enable companies to donate more freely to unions, which supply much of the money that finances the Labour Party.

The legislation would create a loophole in the tight regime effected by the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act of 2000. It would let companies fund unions without shareholder approval.

David Willetts, the shadow trade and industry secretary, said: "This looks like a cosy deal that Labour are trying to smuggle through to help them raise money without the normal controls.

Tory MPs said that the new law could be used to funnel money into the Labour Party via the unions, which donated £42 million out of a total £66 million given to the party in the last Parliament.

As you can see Blair is changing the law to benefit him. How can people still not think this guy is corrupt?

Blair is the most corrupt leader we have ever had and if we continue to have the Labour party in government things are just going to get worse especially with Blair as their leader.

If I was prime minister I would ban all unions from donating any amount of money to any political party. That would probably ruin Labour as they get more than half of their funding from unions which means that at the moment they are in the pocket of unions. To stop political parties being corrupt the public should finance them through taxes like they do in Germany and other countries. Over there they seem to have very little corruption. So maybe for every politician they have in parliament the party receives £10,000. This would make them do what is best for the country and not special interest groups.

The corruption doesn't end there with Blair though because Tony Blair is under intense pressure to explain his links with a City financier whose company has earned millions of pounds from government contracts.

The Prime Minister spent part of his recent Caribbean holiday on Sea Dog, the 20ft speedboat owned by Russell Chambers, and now senior political figures are accusing Mr Blair of failing to address "conflict of interest" issues concerning the businessman.

So Blair gives millions of pounds of government contracts to a businessman who is a friend of his and Blair gets to spend part of his holiday on his speedboat. Do people seriously not see that Blair is corrupt?

Also has anyone noticed that these stories were tucked away in Sunday papers? This normally happens when stories that show Blair as a bad man turn up as the media are in league with him and hardly anyone reads sunday papers.

Labour loses membership

The political revolution has finally started. The Labour party have lost over 200,000 of their members and is reportedly near disintegration in some parts of the UK.

At last even their membership are seeing Tony the traitor for what he is. It's now only a matter of time before we get this traitor out of government.

The Labour party are so panicked by this issue that they have set up a commission paid for by trade union donations. I bet Blair will reward them soon with whast they want as we all know that Blair is a corrupt traitor.

I just hope the disintergration of the Labour party happens before the european elections. I hope that this country tells labour were to stick it then and vote for euro realist parties like the BNP.

I am beginning to feel sad that Blair is leaving politics as in the next general election I would love to see his face when he loses. He would look devastated and I would be the happest person on earth but we will have even more incompetant people leading the Labour party.