Cameron and One Nation Toryism

The idea that the Cameron Tories can be a One Nation Party when ;

1) Britain is in the EU and hence not a nation but a vassal state

2) Wales and Scotland are under devolved governments

3) We are run by Globalist supra-national institutions

4) The government is a coalition government with the Lib Dems so impossible to unite around any issues except their own political and financial self interest

This is the sort of drivel that only retarded Tories believe.


1) It was Heath who took us into the EU

2) Thatcher took us into the Single European Act

3) Major took us into the Maastricht Treaty

4) Tories supported devolution

5) Thatcher began the takeover of our economy by the Financial-Political Bloc when she destroyed manufacturing and industry and globalised the British economy and threw the working class on the dole via globalist offshoring of their jobs to India and China

6) The British public are brainwashed media conditioned drones who are so thick they think voting for the Tories / Labour / Lib Dems means anything.

The Tories / Labour / Lib Dems are all puppets of the Globalist bankers, US and EU.

WAKE UP !

The final Proof - whore politics

What did I tell you - Lancaster Unity / Labour Party / Conservative Party = CAPITALIST STOOGES.


http://lancasteruaf.blogspot.com/2008/10/cameron-hits-out-over-bnp.html

October 01, 2008
Cameron hits out over BNP
Posted by Antifascist
David Cameron has launched a stunning attack on the British National Party in Stoke-on-Trent.

Speaking from his party's conference in Birmingham the Conservative leader branded the BNP as "a threat to our country" and said the Tories intended to win votes from the far-right party.

He said: " It is incumbent on all parties – Conservative, Labour and Liberals – to make sure that we campaign so hard and represent people so well, that we work our streets, housing estates and council terraces so well, that we don't leave any room for people to feel disaffected and turn to the BNP. In Stoke we will do everything to stand up for local people to help them and represent them so we can make sure that these people have absolutely no part to play in our politics."

The comments come the day before Mr Cameron is to make a key-note speech to thousands of delegates at the party conference.

The Sentinel
Labels: BNP, David Cameron, far-right, Stoke-on-Trent