Instead of concentrating on that the media and the police and the government want to conecentrate on the far right making sure they don’t attack anyone. So lets protect people and places that have not been attacked and put the blame on the nasty white english racists again.

Well at least we know where we stand with the police, media and government. Step out of line and you’ll get it. Get hacked to death and we’ll ensure that nobody gets the opportunity to protest against muslim fanatics.

In the meantime people like Abu Qatada, Anjem Choudary et al get to run amok and spew their bile. And they wonder why people get p1ssed off with the police, media and government.

If Councillor A get exposed by their colleagues for voting on their partners planning application…

Would Councillor A expose Councillor B & C for enjoying an undeclared all expenses holiday paid for by Councillor A’s partner?

And if Councillor B is exposed for taking freebies from a developer would they then expose Councillor D for voting to award a Council contract to their relative but failing to declare they were voting to benefit their relative?

And if Councillor D is exposed would he then expose Councillor C for removing large quantities of stationary from the Council to use in their business?

And if Councillor C is exposed for stealing Council stationary would they then expose Councillor E and Councillor F for removing hundreds of reams of paper from the Council to enable party X to print their election stationary.

And if Councillor E and F are exposed for stealing Council paper for use in party Xs election leaflets would they then expose Councillor G, Councillor H, Councillor I and Councillor J for using their Council mobiles to canvass residents during election time.

Where you have a corrupt political party you get a situation where you have a circular firing squad in which nobody has the courage to pull the trigger to expose a colleague’s corruption because everyone else has dirt on everyone else.

Of course the above examples are not based on reality and are only used as fictional figurative examples not based on any alleged corrupt or criminal activity by anyone living or dead and are not based on any councillors either alive or dead or serving or former councillors.

I do find it amusing when JD-P says that “I was not sent to Parliament to make bad law” yet she voted for and actively supports legislation that attacks the poor, the sick and the disabled of the country but allows big corporations and rich individuals to avoid vast amounts of tax. At least Metcalfe had the sense to say that there are more important issues to be dealt with.

I personally believe that same-sex marriage is an important issue regarding equality; however, there are a number of more serious issues that need sorting first – tax avoidance, the damage being caused to the NHS by the ‘reforms’, the deaths attributable to the changes in the welfare system, the misuse of statistics by Government ministers to discriminate against and demonise the poor, the sick and the disabled and the utter disregard shown by members of the Government to the corruption and hate-mongering within their ranks.