Man in a Shed: Labour created two classes of MP

Friday, October 23, 2015

Labour created two classes of MP

So EVEL has passed, I give it a guarded welcome as a milestone on the route to an English Parliament and devolved government.

But just let me answer Labour's pathetic and anglophobic whining - there have been two classes of MP ever since devolution to Scotland and Wales. It is just double speak to try to claim its happening now.

Yes EVEL's a dogs breakfast, but that's how the current political elite treat England.

I look forward to the day England is offered equality of respect to Scotland and Wales, but EVEL is a start. Labour should stop compalining about the process they started and forced on the UK.

1 comment:

ialbion said...: Better than nothing I suppose just a few crumbs to look as if something is being done The treacherous B******s!; 4:56 pm

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