Tag: Labour Party

• Red September

  September is the party conference season in our sceptre isle, something which should not bother normal people most years.  This year, however, there are sinister political currents flowing.   We should be wary of this autumn’s neap tides.  Because for ordinary Britons everywhere they may become an inundation. There are three political parties, three conferences. The…

  frederick anderson

  September 24, 2018

  Uncategorized

  Agenda, Brexit, Brexiteers, Cable, Conference, Conservative, Corbyn, crises, Labour Party, May, Remainers, representation, Socialist, split

• So, What Now?

  Well, it happened! Those of us who did not sit up through the night of 23rd June woke in the morning to a country that is new to most of us:  an independent nation no longer huffing obediently at the heels of the ‘burgers’ of Brussels.   The UK has voted to leave the European Union.…

  frederick anderson

  June 25, 2016

  Uncategorized

  Bankers, Boris, Brexit, Cameron, Conservative, EU, Labour Party, leave, London, Nigel Farage, referendum, UKIP, Unrepresented, Vote

• May 7th – The Circus Comes to Town

  On Thursday we have a General Election. I mention this because I accept a lot of what follows may not directly interest my American friends; but stay, I beg you! Tarry awhile. You could find many parallels to your own electoral process. To explain British politics would take at least thirty pages of long sentences…

  frederick anderson

  May 2, 2015

  Opinion

  Balls, Cameron, Clegg, Conservative, Election, Farage, Faslane, humor, Labour Party, Liberal, May 7th, Milliband, nuclear deterrent, Osborne, Politics, promises, Salmond, SNP, Sturgeon, UKIP