To Barking. This is where the Labour has so far forgotten itself, its core vote and its traditions that it has created the conditions in which the BNP worm has been enabled to burrow under the skin like a parasite, there to fester.
This is, I am told, the singular achievement of Margaret Hodge, the incumbent Labour MP who has chosen to champion those who have, for the want of a better description, arrived recently in the borough as against those who are the white working-class citizens of long-standing residency. In housing matters, in particular, it is said that she is particularly unforgiving if anyone has the temerity to suggest that the Labour administration has favoured others on the grounds of ethnicity.
For in Barking even to hint at such a thing renders the supplicant liable to excoriation as a “racist” and an unfavourable response from the housing authorities. And we now know beyond a peradventure that such bullying attitudes come right from the very top. Gordon Brown let that cat out of the bag when he described a hapless but obviously decent Rochdale Granny as a ‘bigoted woman’ merely for having mentioned the issue of immigration to him.
Labour simply does not get it. So desperate are they to alter for ever and entirely without our consent the social make-up of British Society and thus to effect the grossest act of gerrymandering ever seen that they have become deeply intolerant of even the mildest reproof for their wanton behaviour.
Here then is the fertiliser upon which the BNP worm feeds. Barking deserves better than that.
Into the mix comes UKIP’s very own fighter – for real!
This is Frank Maloney, patriot and fight-promoter, who has understood the distress of the people of Barking only too well and has come to offer an alternative to the Labour-BNP politics of the cess pit.johnlockesblog@gmail.com
I join him and his team for a session of leafleting. This is not a place of sink estates but of former council housing, many of whose owners have bought the council out and whose pride and aspiration are only too evident from the efforts they have made to improve their homes.
“They are good people. But they have no leadership. They need leadership”.
They could do a lot worse than elect Frank as their MP. A Londoner through and through, his sympathy for the plight of Barking’s neglected citizenry shines through. And his pain at their plight is all too evident.
He has, of course, the advantage of being a well-known character hereabouts. From the welcome he receives on most street corners it is evident that he is liked and respected by most passers-by. Plenty come to him to say they will give him their vote. To those who have a question about UKIP he speaks quietly but with authority.
Frank’s literature is, well, punchy, as you would expect. “FRANK MALONEY PUNCHING FOR BARKING”.
“Do you know why your country is bankrupt? Ask your Labour MP.”
“A straight-talking Londoner – Frank tells it like it is” (with a photo of him along side David Jason in full ‘Del Boy’ mode).
Frank, of course, knows a thing or two about punching. He took Lennox Lewis to the very top, so he also knows how to win. As a fight promoter Frank has turned himself into a successful entrepreneur: thus he has, unlike your typical labour MP, experience of the world of business and the management of people. I reckon he would make a formidable scourge of chinless Tory Ministerial wonders. The prospect of him squaring up to one of Cameron’s clones would empty the Commons Bars in two shakes of donkey’s tail. There in the cockpit that is he House of Commons we might then see some real sport.
The people of Barking need, indeed deserve a Champion like Frank. He won’t let them down like Labour have and the vile BNP will (if given half a chance). Instead he will fight their corner the full fifteen rounds. And if the Tory minister had a chin at the start, he surely will be chinless after Frank has sorted him out.
So send Frank to Westminster and give us a new contact sport to watch at Question Time and rid yourselves of the dreadful Margaret Hodge at the same time. Now there’s a grand idea!
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To Barking. This is where the Labour has so far forgotten itself, its core vote and its traditions that it has created the conditions in which the BNP worm has been enabled to burrow under the skin like a parasite, there to fester.
I join him and his team for a session of leafleting. This is not a place of sink estates but of former council housing, many of whose owners have bought the council out and whose pride and aspiration are only too evident from the efforts they have made to improve their homes.
