Tory leader David Cameron talks tough on Russia. His bellicose rhetoric and his visit to a scene of war sets a dangerous precedent for a leader of the opposition. It is surely a first in ALL British history.

Behind the sleazy skin deep gloss hides the beef. And its ripe for attack.

The Tories sit with a quasi-fascist alliance in the Council of Europe, which does indeed include the DICTATOR of the hour, PUTIN, himself.

The "European Democrat Group" is a veritable who's-who of tyrants, fascists and extremists. I don't doubt the tory party's respect for democracy - but why would a self respecting democratic party hang about with that lot?

Cameron talks about suspending visa access for Russian nationals. He talks tough, but acts weak.

He evidently believes that he is Prime Minister in waiting - but when it comes to statesman like action (taking himself out of the would be emperors club) he is found flipping and flopping, gasping for air, in a party that is policy void, complacency ridden - running a campaign based on presumption (read: natural right? some return to established order...), and treating the voters for fools. 

If WE cant defeat THIS shambles. We don't deserve to be in power. Our machine was once great.

UNBEATABLE.

It can and is WAITING to be again. The hacks are buying the tory sham - but they quiver in fear at the blogs and the internet age for they know that tory party words are never backed with action.

FEED THE GRASSROOTS NUMBER 10. ALWAYS GIVE YOUR SIDE.

 

 

A Labourhome member writes

New Labour is dead in the water; its electoral credibility has been shattered and it's time we took a long hard look in the mirror, remember what we believe in, what we joined this great party for and look to the future. Gordon is the past, and he needs to go sooner rather than later if we are to remain a force in British politics. Here's my vision for the future, not for now, not necessarily for 2010 but for the long term health of the party.