Thanks for that TBT. If they have someone standing in my constituency in the next locals they will get my vote.TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Voted for them at the local election. May take more time than I have left on this earth (and my descendants) but the more votes they get the more influence. http://www.tusc.org.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;Burge wrote: I'd welcome the time the trade unions formed their own political party and pulled the plug on labour support and funding.
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Burge
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Re: Labour
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Godric
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Re: Labour
I have never voted Liebour in my puff ... probably vote Green 2nd vote and Snp 1st vote if we achieve independence next year 
"Vi har haft århundraden av kärlek och tillit till varandra."
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Mr Incognito
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Re: Labour
Just imagine, 'Red' Len McClusky as Prime Minister...Burge wrote:I'd welcome the time the trade unions formed their own political party and pulled the plug on labour support and funding. The labour left would move onboard the new party leaving the others to swim for it into the ConDems arms. I would vote Green if we had PR but we don't and a protest vote is a wasted vote when the ConDems are about. There still is just enough of a difference between ConDems and Labour for me not to want ConDems in again & I will vote for the lesser of 2 evils. Those at the top of the Labour party don't get my vote but my own Labour MP is deserving of it.Dozen wrote:The right wing is becoming amusingly splintered between the tories and UKIP, a division which will hurt them both and play into the hands of Labour. But you wonder what on earth has happened to the left. It seems there's a canyon-sized void in the political spectrum between the Greens and Labour, which no one is daring to fill. Labour has abandoned and betrayed us, the time when they can be trusted to represent workers is long gone. It's time to kickstart a new trades union movement for the 21st century, and fight the ideological evils of neoliberalism on all fronts. If the unions were to disband from Labour and form their own party for the working class i'd probably vote for them. Until that happens it's Greens all the way for me.![]()
If Scotland votes for Independence, England will be under Tory rule forever. :dcfo
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Big Daz
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Re: Labour
minimumstandard wrote:I have just cancelled my Labour membership and have now joined the Green Party.
Welcome to the Green side
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DavidUK
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Re: Labour
I've always voted UKIP when I've been able to.
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genesis
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Re: Labour
The left unity movement could be worth supporting, the New statesman reckons it could be labours ukip , left of labour of course.
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DirtyHarry
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Re: Labour
And the Monster Raving Loony Party when unable to bring yourself to vote UKIP?DavidUK wrote:I've always voted UKIP when I've been able to.
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DirtyHarry
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Re: Labour
That's interesting. Will check them out.genesis wrote:The left unity movement could be worth supporting, the New statesman reckons it could be labours ukip , left of labour of course.
