Cruddas and Labour have lost the confidence of the people. This is partly because Cruddas and Labour have failed to defend our borders and protect British citzens from terrorism and crime. The Labour organizers, its membership and activist base has plummeted to less than half it was a just a few years ago. Labour also now relies heavily on one or two wealthy people to prop up its shaky finances. John Cruddas has stated on ‘record’ that they are out of touch with the public. This from a man who proposed an amnesty for all the illegal immigrants living in London and owns three homes.

There is no grass roots campaigning from Labour it is a top down process of government much like Stalin’s regime. Cruddas sings like a canary about grass roots activism but it falls on deaf ears. Labour is dead in the water.

The unions are in revolt against Labour and it looks like it will get a lot worse. When Cruddas stood for the job of Deputy Leader the phony campaign and result was bordering on the ridiculous. Everybody knows Gordon Brown does not tolerate dissent.

The Labour party of old has been replaced by people who could not care a jot for the white working class. Margaret Hodge said pretty much the same before the local elections in 2006. It is immigrant voters they pander to with grants and welfare benefits. Cruddas recognises that there is widespread disillusionment and distrust with party politics. Turnout is plummeting, particularly in traditional Labour areas. Cruddas has tried to increase funding for local party organisations to buy up their support. He wanted £3 per vote from Labour HQ but was laughed at.

Cruddas has admitted in ‘private’ that if the BNP in Barking and Dagenham had been able to stand more candidates in the local elections in 2006 they would have swept the board and Labour from local office. Cruddas has also gone out of his way to state that the BNP is not ‘Nazi’ but addresses the concerns of local people. These local people are the victims of Labours immigration Tsunami. While Labour controlled Barking and Dagenham Council scream hysterically about ‘building communities’ Labour has stripped the decision making away from local councils and forced them to outsource services. Local communities and voters are feeling increasingly powerless.

 What we are seeing in the reaction of Labour, to the BNP, is the last throw of the dice. What they do not understand is that the BNP and its activists are of the ‘bulldog breed’. We will not be cowed into submission nor will we give up. They can throw the kitchen sink at us if they like, ‘we can take it’.