Well folks, the general election is coming up and I'm still stupefied that people are choosing to perpetuate this ideologically driven system.
Labour has lost in Scotland, which I see as positive because new labour isn't even an opposition-It exists for it's own sake, to maintain it's own power structure. That's how power works, once you have sold your soul to the interests of the bourgeoisie, you're gonna continue to endorse neoliberal policies in the same manner the liberal democrats do... By sitting idly by and nodding your head passively whilst maintaining a front that you're an 'Opposition' when in reality you're the Tories in yellow. Thatcherism comes in many different colours these days-you got it in purple, red, blue and yellow... How delightful it is that we get a choice at least in the field of our favourite colour.
I've been working like a motherfucker, I'm surprised I haven't got grey hair yet.
I voted for TUSC if you're wondering. The trade Union and socialist coalition. Though I don't believe in reform as a way to change society, I believe it good for enhancing the conditions of today for working people-Unlike labour, TUSC actually wants to eliminate tuition fees, abolish trident, have an in-out referendum on the EU, re-nationalise and protect the NHS. It's free from all populistic sentiment, In that it's genuinely a party of the people.
But you're probably wondering why this makes me busy- well I'm working to was running for local government... Use it as a means to increase my power. This city is perfect for my arrival, it needs a left leaning man who is willing to stand up to the pro-Israeli politicians and the racist demagogues. The UKIP party broadcast was appealing entirely to emotion, not to reason. It's the same ideology-Sentimental music, footage of a child and their mother (both white I should add), with Farage at white Dover looking like he's personally watching for immigrants crossing the channel from some French migrant camp.
Picture is of me and George Galloway