Labour to pay the price for its anti-Christian bias at the ballot box

Just found the quote over at Labour home from a Catholic voter in Crewe:

"None of the Catholics I know who take their faith seriously can take Labour seriously anymore"

The same article reports the views of a Labour MEP Mary Honeyball who has questioned the rights of a catholic to hold high office.

Whilst Stephen Pound (Labour MP and also a catholic) decries her views, he clearly suspects they have wide spread sympathy inside Labour as he introduces the possibility of a catholic political party.

So that's Labour showing bigotry in terms of religious, race and sexism - all in the same week.

As I've said before I don't see how any Christian could vote for the current Labour government or even be a member of such a monstrous party that whipped the legalised mnurder of children between 20 and 24 weeks gestation and tries to deny it ( see Harriet Harman. )

Labour to legalise discrimination and ingrain fundamental injustice

Harriet Harman - the woman who ran for her position in the Labour party on the basis of being a woman, rather than her rather obvious failings as a politician - is to try the first stage of ingraining an anti-male and anti-white culture into British law*.

Racism and sexism are now to be excused. (To some degree they have already been in place in some large companies. There are few employees in blue chip companies who don't know people who were promoted/favoured because of their 'diversity' rather than their talent.)

In the short term this will allow Ms Harman to force Labour MPs to have a higher token ethnic and female quota, a form of injustice that has till now been illegal.

What will follow in a few years will be required quotas for large and medium companies, especially boards. ( This is already the case in Norway ). Probably also for Parliament.

Thank goodness this government can't last much longer. I look forward to the long list of newspaper articles about white men being denied jobs because of Labour's racist and sexist law.

* Note: Of course in the area of family law males are already discriminated against.

PS No prizes for guessing what the BNP will make of this in Labour's heartland constituencies.