The silly season of political parties getting together to show just how pathetic they are, is upon us. The Lib Dems are desperately trying to hide how having some access to power has shown up how fanciful their policies are.
And now the Labour party are about to start their own shindig. For the people of the country, as opposed to the nonsense inside a party, the political scene is relatively simple. The Coalition has some problems but we cannot know how well they will deal with the financial crisis we are engulfed by. Labour however are very much a known entity. They got us into a terrible position as an uneducated country, with rising levels of crime due to the politicisation of the police and no justice for victims and a country flooded with immigrants seeking favours.
Labour are the party of extreme ignorance; they took no care over any aspect of the 'work' they did; the Fire Control system anyone? How about a computer system for the NHS, the whole of the PFI scam or the run down of the military (whilst expecting much more of them)? Then there are the insults the Labour system added to these injuries, such as the overpaid monkeys in the MoD bureaucracy and their inability to run a procurement system properly.
Prescott, an insult to any country anyway, was responsible for the illegal structure of regional governments (as well as the fire brigade farce) and then there is the management of the NHS who have spent all their energy protecting their own positions and destroying well performing hospitals.
So, what we know is that Labour cannot be trusted with any aspect of government and certainly not the economy. The New Left, the Lib Dems have been exposed too as a bunch of dreamers and the Conservatives still seem to have no idea that the country, which wants proper Conservative policies to effectively get us out of recession, is in fact right and Cameron is wrong. Remember, it was the people who kept Britain out of the euro, not the politicians.
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