I’ve just finished reading the Labour Party’s ‘Local Voice’ rag –well, I’ve got a sense of humour. Every time I read nonsense like this it fuels my belief that the fabric of multicultural dogma which has been used in an attempt to blind fold the British public will continue to disintegrate at an ever increasing pace.
Even before I turn the front page I see that Bolton’s Labour Party have put their foot right in it again: one of the seven schools they list as being cancelled by ‘Cameron and Clegg’ is for Muslim girls. Personally I couldn’t care less if the coalition closed every Islamic school in the country but it seems strange that any political group would continue to attempt to engage with a theocracy which has shown itself to be domineering and un-British.
Labours glossy pamphlet goes on to refer to that proverbial patch up of an expression signed up to by LibLabCon ‘the Bolton Family’. ‘The Bolton Family’: a logo designed to suggest unity amongst the colonists who now swarm across Dean, Daubhill, Halliwell, Great Lever and Farnworth, because let’s face it surely most of Bolton’s British people will have long ago dismissed such silly epithets as farcical.
Page two begins with the heading ‘Massive cuts to hit public services’. That would be the ‘public service’ which the Labour Party bloated with non-jobs in an attempt to secure more public sector votes. I have never been able to understand how my local authority can employ so many ‘Fairness Officers’ when the very heart of the infrastructure which operates housing, education and health are so unfair. Why are Bolton’s political leaders via their endorsement of multiculturalism putting a strain on all these recourses? Who is being treated fairly by the strain placed on theses resources, British people or asylum seekers who have crossed nations and sometimes continents to access housing, education and health?
The news letter ends by thanking the public for electing 30 Labour Councillors and 3 MPs. Labour should really be thanking the UAF for distributing smear and lies about the British National Party throughout the election, trade unions who assist in funding the distribution of such lies and the Bolton News who’s lopsided reporting gave the BNP as little attention as possible.
Anthony Backhouse
