Political opinions are not always far apart
Western Daily Press, 12 July 2024, p. 16
Geoffrey Cole perhaps inadvertently corroborates the view that we live in what is essentially a Uni-party state, when he writes of Lib Dem, Con and Lab MPs finding little if anything to disagree about (letter, July 16).
Precisely! This is why, at the margin, it actually makes very little difference which of the globalist political parties is in power. The reason why political leaders like Corbyn, Farage, Tony Benn and Enoch Powell attract, and attracted, such sustained attack by the establishment is that they are / were emphatically for national sovereignty and accountability, and equally trenchantly against the unaccountable globalist world government beloved of the World Economic Forum, the UN and the WHO.
As for Geoffrey not knowing anyone who did not vote for Brexit but would do so now, we clearly move in different circles. I know many people who have woken up to the globalist agenda since the EU referendum and the Covid event, and would now never vote for the globalist EU project under any circumstances, even though they voted Remain in 2016.
If Benn, Powell, Peter Shore and their ilk had been alive in 2016, they would undoubtedly have thrown themselves into the Brexit campaign, and the ‘leave’ majority may have been even bigger as a result.
Dr Richard House
Stroud, Gloucestershire
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- Poppycock
- Political opinions are not always far apart
- Corbyn’s success deserves acclaim
- Electoral reform is even more overdue
- Farage on the Ukraine war
- VAT on private school fees takes away choice
- Don’t vote for the self-serving elites
- Communities should have more control
- Time to reject main political parties
- We can break two-party cycle
- Independents day might be coming
- Current system is strangling democracy
- Tired old politics of abuse now irrelevant
- Anti-semitism
- Starmer’s Labour is Campbell on steroids
- Independent voices starting to be heard
- Elphicke defection is scarcely believable
- Voters show disdain for party-political system
- The Independents are on the march!