The Labour liars

THE Labour Party is full of liars - so what's new. But it does get a little more worrying when Government ministers are caught out telling deliberate lies to try to gain a party political advantage.

Listen to this one from the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Andy Burnham:

"This sorry saga exposes the BNP for what they are. They've no regard whatsoever to the cost and inconvenience to football supporters when they refuse to change the date of their march."

BNP march? What march?

Burnham knew there was never any BNP march planned. What the local BNP group in Liverpool had applied to the police for was permission to hand out leaflets to members of the public in Liverpool city centre in support of the British National Party's European Election campaign.

The only march would have been one organised by the Labour Party and the myriad of anti-BNP groups that it funds itself or hands over public money to, to keep them going.

It was a deliberate lie from a Government minister desperate to try to stem the growing tide of support for the British National Party.

And then there's the Home Secretary, Jackie Smith. Take a look at this.



The deliberate lie here, in a letter to BNP Redditch councillor David Enderby, is that she claims that she only "recently" came across Nick Griffin's, now retracted, remarks concerning the Holocaust. "Recently" and "alarming". Where has Jackie been for the last decade. The Labour Party have been hauling out this quote almost every week for the last ten years, so it would be impossible for Jackie Smith to have only recently come across it. Just another deliberate Labour lie to try to hurt the BNP.

And she finds his WORDS "alarming" does she?

But not as alarming, I expect, as over 100,000 (see comments) innocent and now dead, Iraqis found the ACTIONS of her Government in its complicity with the 'shock and awe' annihilation of their country and population back in March 2003.