Are the Left more dangerous than the Right?

anotheoldgit | 10:23 Wed 15th Sep 2010 | News

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http://tinyurl.com/3ayym72

I included 3 closing paragraphs of my earlier post regarding the BBC's left-wing slant, but some chose to ignore these facts.

I now notice that the Daily Mail have reported on the same facts, regarding Union boss Bob Crow.

Ex Communist Party member Bob Crow, said:/// ‘We should have civil disorder on the streets.’ ///

/// He called on pensioners and benefits claimants to stage sit-ins and bring Britain’s motorways to a halt ///

/// ‘Why shouldn’t pensioners who are having their pensions attacked be able to sit on the M25 and demonstrate?’///

/// He told the far-Left newspaper The Morning Star, ‘If you’re having your benefit cut you can’t go on strike because you don’t have an employer'.///

‘You can crawl away into a shell or go out on the streets and fight'.

Syndromes and disorders...

With high alert on the terrorist front in the uk, it looks like things have just got worse.

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youngmafbog

No and I cant see what Bankers bonuses paid by private and often internationally owned have to do with it.

We could of course form a communist state, perhaps Crow woudl be happy then. Of course there would be no money as the Banks would have legged it well inadvance !

We may then even find Crow without his 6 figure salary. How I hate champagin socialists

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Steve.5

//// In answer to your headline AOG NO.////

Perhaps you may care to enlarge on this?

In the meantime, what if Nick Griffin, had said, ‘We should have civil disorder on the streets,’ 'bring Britain’s motorways to a halt' or 'go out on the streets and fight'.

What then?

jno

The fact is - people with power never use that power to give themselves less of anything.

not quite true, Andy. Brown handed over responsibility for setting the bank rate to the Bank of England. He gets pilloried for that along with everything else, of course. And it unfortunately did not precede any other decentralising actions. But it was an impressive move at the time.