Labour party - A New Dawn

[insidejob]

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The image for Labour Party manifesto gives it away: this election is the beginning of a big step towards the New World Order. It will mean another big shift of power and wealth from the majority to the elite.

The image of the sun - low on the horizon - is a Freemasonic favourite indicating a new day, a new dawn, a new order. The image is rural, indicating an attachment to ‘environmental sustainability’. And there are only three people, indicating that the environment is more important than people and the fewer of them the better. Meanwhile, 'A fair future for all' probably means 'fair in terms of what we think you, the masses or the profane, should get'.

The manifesto launch was in a PFI hospital and Brown is talking about ‘public sector reform’, which is code for privatization. This means that Labour is saying that they are as committed to flogging public assets to the private sector as the Conservative Party. Cameron, though, is clearly talking about a smaller state. Brown is also talking about 'the future not the past', which suggests he wants a break with the past.

It is therefore likely that the UK will experience an economic crisis, probably in regard to a bond and sterling crisis -

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&sid=ayuy9uccSS4o
“We think that the U.K. could be the next concern for the market,” (after Greece) Pierre-Olivier Beffy and Amelie de Montchalin wrote in a Global Economics Research and Investment Strategy report for Exane BNP Paribas today. The Paris-based economist and analyst added that the “British situation is worse” than that of Portugal, Spain or Italy.

This should happen between June and August. It will bring about a trauma among the public sufficient to justify change.

This will put even more pressure on public sector debt and make savage cuts more likely. The word in north London is that councillors in one authority are considering a 20 per cent cut after the elections and 10 per cent cuts every year for four years. The parties will agree that the best solution is privatization and a mix of paying for services through taxation and direct pay through pricing.

The Rothschilds have already written a paper on the privatisation of motorways and major roads. The strategic road network has the technology to allow for road pricing.

Both parties will sweeten the initiative by saying that trusts and the third sector will run services. But most of these will be dependent on big companies.

Other factors we should expect is rising interest rates and rising taxes. The numbers of people losing their homes will jump. Inflation should increase and so will imports. The value of your savings in cash will decline.

House prices in most areas will drop by around 30 per cent. Too many homes are still unaffordable. But homes in select areas will maintain their price. A Citigroup memo in 2005 recently revealed in Michael Moore's Capitalism: A Love Story showed that there has been a major wealth shift in the US from the majority to the top 10 per cent. They conclude that most of the retail spending is being done by this group and perhaps another 20 per cent or so. That means, the spending by the majority declines while spending by the minority increases. This will be replicated in house prices.

There may be little the public can do about it apart from get angry. There are very few election posters in the streets, which indicates the low trust people have in political parties. This is even the case for political activists. The MPs will be even less likely to press for the decision makers than the last lot. We will likely get coalition style government and consensus among the parties.

The Left is weak and not as organised as they used to be. There will be marches and protests by the unions whose leadership will accept the analysis of the problem and will contain the anger. It is unlikely that the leadership will argue that government should take back the billions given to banks and that banks should be allowed to fail.

Street violence may be orchestrated by the state using far-right groups like the English Defence League. Attacks on immigrants and black people will be preferred to distract people. We may even have another engineered killer disease scare that may even kill people.

The warnings of state control and socialism advanced by people like Alex Jones and Brian Gerrish are likely to be off the mark. Leaving assets in public hand means the possibility of democratic influence. Privatising assets removes that possibility. But it could mean that the state will be more interested in public order.

[scienceplease 2]

It looks like Labour are planning on nuking us!

[TonyGosling]

The Illuminating power of the sun and all that....
Seems to me that all our political parties have been slowly expunging people of faith from their ranks - replacing the idea of God with this Babylonian imagery.

link for Iqbal
http://www.radio4all.net/files/tony@cultureshop.org.uk/2149-1-4042-1-D ialect_100418_.mp3

[fish5133]

Does the slogan imply that the past Labour government has not been fair on us all.

[scienceplease 2]

[Disco_Destroyer]

yea and it looks like they are doing it Manga style lol