Where Is OUR Party?

Your Party are now suing each other. Statements from the Independent Alliance are no longer signed by Zarah Sultana, who should have been told that while she was welcome to be involved, direction would be set by MPs who had not been elected on the Labour ticket, but had in fact already beaten the Labour machine, thereby proving their mettle.

And we who yearned to be able to vote to strengthen families and communities by securing economic equality and international peace through the democratic political control of the means to those ends, including national and parliamentary sovereignty, need to be uncompromising that we would never vote for a party, or for a Leader and thus potential Prime Minister, or for a parliamentary candidate, that was in favour of anti-industrial Malthusianism, or of drug legalisation, or of gender self-identification, or of "sex work", or of the war in Ukraine, or of the monetarist and militarist European Union, or of the false consciousness that was Scottish and Welsh separatism, or of the assisted suicide that Lord Falconer himself now boasted was intended to dispose of people with "learning difficulties or autism".

Like Reform UK voters, many of us, including me, have autism. All of us remember that "school football team and their girlfriends" side of Blairism the first time. I cannot be that unusual in that it once really did try to kill me, so Falconer's murderous intent comes as no surprise. Poshed up to rugby but sometimes affecting football for the media, that sort of thing long ago took over the Conservative Party as well. Like the Liberal Democrats, Reform has a wannabe streak in relation to it, not only, but not negligibly, because they both have wannabe streaks in relation to the Conservatives. But you are not putting us back in a box. Not even, and indeed especially not, if it is a coffin. We demand acceptable parliamentary candidates. And we will have them.