Social Fascism (8.1.2013). The Labour Party internal policy

Originally, a term of militant atheists directed at the Church because of its views on corporatism (or social consensus) and anti-Communism, Social Fascism has many evangelists today as the Trotskyites and British Labourites pursue anti-working class politics.

And the ULA – the Socialist Party, the Socialist Workers Party and the Trade Union and Unemployed representatives – pursue an anti-life and reactionary political agenda. British Labour follow in their train, a bridgehead of anti-life agitprop having been made.

The Trotskyites and British Labour Party ignore the abortion agenda of the state broadcasting networks and their anti-human rights followers, the doctors. They believe in the constitutional melee. Their presumptuous, overbearing, whining expiations and behaviour mirror that of the medical profession. They imprison distressed and isolated workers in political medicine. They wash their hands like the Pontius Pilates of the law. Their pronunciations of concern and welfare are entirely bogus.

In their organisations, the Trots and British Labour Party have no real connection to workers associations. They are not interested in unionisation drives. They condescend to the union functionaries and override the trade unionists who become involved in social activism and community work.

In terms of social treachery – an old allegation thrown at the church by militant atheists – the British Labour Party on whom the Communists of today pitch their hopes, embrace forced labour for the long-term unemployed while patronising those forced by the doctors into non-participation in the labour market.

The British Labour Party have introduced false witnesses and professional bans and the cult of imprisonment and arbitrary injustice setting aside centuries old rights and freedoms against arbitrary arrest and imprisonment. This system of secret courts, rendition and extra-judicial executions has been noted by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. The Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, the Terrorism Act and the Police and Criminal Evidence Act were introduced by English crypto-Catholics and Presbyterians.

No votes for ULA/British Labour Party/TUSA!

Joseph Paul McCarroll

13/11/2019.Update: It truly seems like forty years and more since I wrote this critique of Christian Socialism so beloved of the lunatic and hooligan-cum- warmonger who occupied No.10 . An age has truly passed in five years. What we see now is the democratic socialism of a confirmed peacenik and the working man.

All changed,changed utterly. All changed,changed utterly. All changed,changed utterly. Do not waste your vote on fripperies and one-trick ponies. Kiss with certainty and on December 12 2019 vote Labour and proclaim it from the roof-tops ,"A brighter future beckons.