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on 29th June 2010 at 22:14, Robert Naether said:

And thats the problem is it not it’s Labour policy, talk to the people on the street your told that disability is an excuse to sit at home.

Blair speech about work shy lazy work less peoples, I left the party after this.

But in the end the country has changed it has become a country of making what you can, stuff the people, lets make money.

I’m not sure if I will even bother to register next election never mind vote because in the end do you believe the people looking for the leadership

Yes I’m disabled

on 4th July 2010 at 13:00, Anne Tanner said:

Robert don’t give up! People are increasingly becoming conscious that our democracy is flawed. That the vast majority have no voice. Nearly 110 years ago a Labout Representation Committee was formed with aim of founding the Labour party.

Today’s LRC has the function of once again making Labour Party the party it was intended to be, the party of working people - which is anyone who relies on their pay to survive and anyone who is struggling to survive on benefits if they are without a job.

A lot of people have been fed a diet of lies and spin about the unemployed and about their own position in ‘middle England’. We need to put forward a contrary view and argue strongly but patiently for it.

This needs to be done inside the party and outside it (to encourage them to join/re-join the party).

We also need discussions about how to change the party rules to return Labour to its more democratic roots.

So don’t leave and don’t de-register, stay in and get active in any way you can.