I was asked to write a response to the ‘Purple Papers’, published by the ‘New Labour’ pressure group, Progress. The Papers aim to start a debate within the Labour party about what decisions a Labour government would take on the big challenges of the day, if the party won the next election. We try to engage with all political parties so I was happy to write a response which you can find here: http://bit.ly/TMMhs5.
My argument is that both Left and Right take a narrow view of what government can do, based on spending decisions, and that both sides of the political divide need to take a broader view of the country’s resources and how government can help to develop them. Nowhere is this more clear than in social care, where the state’s contribution is tiny compared to the contributions of individuals themselves, families and communities.
Escaping the invisible asylum 
A labour govt in power will do as a USA govt
administration tell them / such is the reality
the prime minister as govt in power / being
the choice of an USA govt administration…
achieved by the 24/ 7 media brainwashing.
In the UK the head of such brainwashing be
the BBC whom through their fraudulant TV
licence / the people are forced to fund them
through threats of fines or prison should one
refuse to pay BBC funding. How does such
a fraud be allowed continue ?./ The govt of
the day allow such a fraudulant TV licence
in return a BBC give the british govt their
worldwide platform abled to spin out daily
their USA propaganda. Weapons of mass
destruction in IRAQ propaganda being an
example / which lead unto the invasion of
IRAQ where hundreds of thousands being
butchered /man woman child being shown
no mercy. Such an horror followed by the
invasion of AFGHANISTAN where a similar
horror took takes place / man woman child
butchered / shown no mercy / the BBC put
a blackout on any news for years / thus in
allowing such a horror of killing to continue.
None in having been brought to trial for
the horror that having been committeed
BBC staff / / British politicians as British
military /as american politicians / military
all placed themselves above as beyond
the law where able to do as they please.