U.K. - The ugly face of New Labour

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Thu, 29 Sep 2005 21:46:08 -0700 (PDT)

UK-The ugly face of New Labour-The Battle of Walter's Heckle

(Vs our shadow govt leader-the queens pawn)

 

 

(Neocon and Neoliberal,

both working to sell out the people.)

 

 

This is Walter Wolfgang, a member of the Labour Party since before

Tony Blair was born, and a fugitive from Nazi Germany where he lost

his family. He was manhandled out of the Labour party conference by

'security' thugs and later held under the anti-terrorism act. His

crime? Shouting 'nonsense' during a speech on Iraq.

 

 

 

 

This is Blair's Britain, as it is Bush's America, a fascist state in

all but name where dissent is crushed and the pathetic sycophants

cheer on demand.

 

 

 

'An 82-year-old Jewish fugitive from Nazi Germany who lost family in

the Holocaust, Walter Wolfgang knows a thing or two about how freedom

of speech is suppressed. He learned a little more yesterday when he

was manhandled by Labour goons at the party conference for daring to

shout 'nonsense' at Jack Straw's used car salesman's weasel words on

Iraq. Time was when heckling was the lifeblood of politics in Britain

but yesterday's scenes would not have been out of place in North

Korea, with Mr Wolfgang even being detained briefly under anti-terror

laws.'

 

The Battle of Walter's Heckle

 

 

 

'I do believe zat zee man in zee fifth row moved his eyebrow in a vay

zat could be contrued as not agreeing wiz everything I zay ...

 

I vill 'ave to 'ave him dealt with very severely ...'

 

 

 

 

The ugly face of New Labour

 

08:33am 29th September 2005

 

 

 

An 82-year-old Jewish fugitive from Nazi Germany who lost family in

the Holocaust, Walter Wolfgang knows a thing or two about how freedom

of speech is suppressed.

 

 

 

He learned a little more yesterday when he was manhandled by Labour

goons at the party conference for daring to shout 'nonsense' at Jack

Straw's used car salesman's weasel words on Iraq.

 

Time was when heckling was the lifeblood of politics in Britain but

yesterday's scenes would not have been out of place in North Korea,

with Mr Wolfgang even being detained briefly under anti-terror laws.

 

 

 

Will New Labour - whose conference this week has been ruthlessly

orchestrated right down to cheerleaders controlling the applause -

feel any shame at such unedifying scenes? We doubt it.

 

For never forget that this is a party that simply does not tolerate

dissent.

 

Alastair Campbell may have finally quit but his malign spirit still

pervades New Labour with its control freakery, character assassination

and media manipulation.

 

From Dr David Kelly to hospital patient Rose Addis to Paddington

survivor Pam Warren - all have suffered at the hands of a political

machine that crushes all dissent.

 

 

New Labour usually deploys such tricks away from the public eye.

Yesterday's outrage was in full view of the cameras. And doesn't it

leave a very nasty taste?