No, there is no coming back for Labour thankfully. Cameron has abandoned conservative principles and reminds me of Blair. It is like the change Obama promised after Bush in the USA. The more things change, the more they seem to stay the same springs to mind. Will Cameron take on the banks in the interests of the British public? Of course he won’t. Will he get us out of Afghanistan? No chance. Will he get us out of the EU? Heavens no. The political parties are there to represent the interests of the bankers, powerful corporations, particular lobby groups and certainly not the British public. We will all end up paying for it and then voting for it, a whine here, a moan there. It is like turkeys voting for Christmas. When the next crash happens, which it will, much sooner than we all think, it will be game over. The end of the pound, unemployment which will skyrocket and living standards declining alarmingly. Never fear, after Labour is defeated and the Conservatives take office, Lord Mandelson shortly after joining the Tories, will tell us all is good. “Who do you believe, us or your lying eyes?” The Tories will welcome him with open arms and the significant money and power that is behind Mandelson (Billionaires, Rothschild bankers etc). It might be our last chance to vote for people who put our interests first, second and third, which does not include political parties. Just remember that what appears to be the lesser of two evils is still evil and as before, we will get the Government we deserve.

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Choice 1. you stick with this lot who get the big issues right & mess up the minor stuff & accept a few cuts. Choice 2, Go to the other lot who will look after themselves & cuts cuts cuts…..Labour all the way , best of a bad bunch!

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