Monday, September 15, 2014

Politics: What I Would Want.

(Abolition of the left would be a good start but let's get real.)
A collapse of the Tories would make UKIP a replacement. That is desirable. We have no need for the party of privilege.
The Lib Dems are already in terminal decline - that'll hit the liberal left.
That leaves the present Labour Party made up of the Ivory Towerites, hard left, liberal left, government employees, lawyers and hosts who have never had a real job. There are still genuine people in the party who care more about people than unworkable ideas. It is to  be hoped that they will force their way to the front. Only UKIP successes in Labour areas can foment this. Leftward lurches will not work for Labour in the future, I am sure.
The BNP is in terminal decline - let us pray that it dies altogether.
The Greens keep pootling about. They MUST be exposed for the hard left party that they are.
 In addition, we need a root and branch reform of the House of Lords. The dead wood must be removed - let's say 80% - then we need life peers elected by proportional representation and others who have to submit for re-election periodically - lets say five or seven years.

Question: What do you do when your pastor embraces gender ideology? - Debra Baty,

Err ... move to a Christian Church!