The real deal
As we stand on the threshold,we are waiting, just waiting.
When the Danube burst its banks. we just watched as the slow devastation obliterated anything that stood in its way.
The ideological flood that spews from the jaws of the Tory elite, the undeserving poor, too many children, and those whose promotion means they earn too much for social housing, makes us viewers once more.
The ideology that is so in touch with its youth, that promotes its future as having the above aims and the aspirations of having a vote to Repeal the Hunting Ban.
Few people would argue that there is no link between the Countryside Alliance and the Political Right, and it was this Country Side Alliance that said in May 2009 (Daily Telegraph)-Hunting , Shooting and Fishing should be taught as part of the National curriculum.
The letter from the Tory MP for Rochford and Southend East 10.07.10, says he intends to vote for a reintroduction of Hunting, by repealing the Hunting Act, an Act that the last Government, a Labour Government, introduced.
As the Tories intend to take food from the mouths of people, it intends also to open the floodgates to those who wish to saw off the jaws of live foxes to teach Hounds to Hunt.(League Against Cruel Sports)
So what is the real deal? Is it that some people involved in politics have the maturity,depth of character and courage to deal with the real and sometimes politically sensitive and difficult issues that people face in a modern society, with openness and transparency? or is it more the case that some find it easier to avoid the real world by pretending that real people having a difficult time don’t exist?
Yes, I’m all for keeping the hunting ban-the Tory MP really needs to sit and watch some real footage of how a fox is run to the point of exhaustion before being ripped apart -this merciless act of violence has in my mind no place in our society and neither has the hypocrisy of those in politics who say one thing and think and do another.the convenient dismissal of people who don’t always say the things we want to hear shows we sadly still live in a very judgemental and unforgiving world. It’s no wonder that there is little benefit in being open and honest.
predictability rules then.