Friday 20 February 2009

Sevenoaks Election Labour Loses!!


B****Y H**L

What have the people of that area done.? They have only gone from left wing to ultra right wing!!

I have no particular love of the Labour Party, ( To the few who do not know I left them a few years ago) but They do need to get their house in order if the are losing one of their traditional seats to the BNP.

Me, I would prefer to see Labour on the up rather than the BNP. I find their views abhorrent.

12 comments:

Anonymous said...

And you'd know all about swinging from left to right wouldn't you?

Ken Gregory said...

well thats your view, mine was that I could see Gordon Brown being leader, and the local party being dishonest. Enough to make me pack my bags and join the conservatives

Anonymous said...

You think that a local Tory MP - Roger Gale - who changes position on night flying at Manston depending on the Party in control at Thanet Town Hall is honest?

You think that a Tory front bench spokesman,Caroline Spelman - of suspected expenses fraud fame - is treating the electorate honestly when she says that the Tories would return powers to local authorities now that more of them are Tory, and supports their being removed when Labour had the larger share? Bring back the Westminster gerry-manderer Shirley Porter.

If that is Tory honesty, stuff it.

Anonymous said...

check all the results for Thursdays elections......
suprise suprise...Lib Dems seem to have won most of them.
They are not far right.

Anonymous said...

You'd join them if they became successful in Thanet though, I'm sure.

Ken Gregory said...

oh. Im so worried, labour/bnp supporters unit to have a go at conservative representative.

Anonymous said...

What a very infantile response, Councillor, even by your usual standards.

But, hey, at the end of the day, what does any of this matter? People are dying every minute around the world through violence and poverty, those of us who criticise you are just a bunch of opinionated commentators, and you are an inconsequential member of an inconsequential elected authority.

Puts it all in perspective.

John Worrow said...

Ken has brought up a very important issue here; we should not be trying to score cheap political points; we need to show that we are united against all forms of extremism, including political-religious extremism.

Anonymous said...

I thought you didn't respond to anonymous contributions, Mr Worrow. It's what you always say. Obviously just when it suits you. The Tory convenience factor.

Bit like Messrs Gregory and Moores opening their blogs up to anonymous contributors - clearly preferable to lose a bit of control than see visitor numbes low.

Tony Flaig said...

Mainstream politics, has hung working people out to dry, Tory and Labour are predominantly run by educated professionals, who are immune to the negative effects of mass immigration.

What do you expect, revolting as the BNP are, those whose lives have been most effected by mass immigration, in the main dont read blogs, dont get involved, but given choice of someone offering to do something to help them rather than ignore them who can you blame.

Those smug politicians who've allowed mass immigration, without any planning or thought have encouraged people to vote for the BNP.

I myself wouldn't vote for fascists either but then theres a vacuum and unfortunately labour and tories are helping the BNP to fill it.

Anonymous said...

Although I am not a Tory supporter, I take my hat off to Gregory and Worrow for making a stand!

Don Wood said...

This country has always had lots of immigration and people have been fighting people of different cultures to "protect their jobs" for hundreds of years in my limited experience its not the jobs they are fighting for but the fact the people who are doing them are foreign. If English people from another county came to do the job would they persecute them the same as they do the Polish or other Europeans .I am British and proud of it but I hope I am not biggoted and raccist.English Jobs for English people is rubbish most people if they scratch the surface of their superior English skins would find they came from far from English roots