I Think There Are Two Ways In

I Don't Believe In The Hereditary Principle In The House Of Lords. Imagine Going To The Dentist, Sitting In The Chair And He Says, 'i'm Not A Dentist Myself, But My Father Was A Dentist And His Father Before Him. Now, Open Wide!

There Is No Moral Difference Between A Stealth Bomber And A Suicide Bomber. Both Kill Innocent People For Political Reasons.

Parliamentary Democracy Is, In Truth, Little More Than A Means Of Securing A Periodical Change In The Management Team, Which Is Then Allowed To Preside Over A System That Remains In Essence Intact. If The British People Were Ever To Ask Themselves What Power They Truly Enjoyed Under Our Political System They Would Be Amazed To Discover How Little It Is

Experience Is The Only Real Teacher And If You Keep A Diary You Get Three Bites At Educating Yourself - When It Happens, When You Write It Down, And When You Reread It And Realise You Were Wrong. Making Mistakes Is Part Of Life. The Only Things I Would Feel Ashamed Of Would Be If I Had Said Things I Hadn't Believed In Order To Get On. Some Politicians Do Do That.

Anyone From Abroad Will Tell You That It Is The Class System That Really Lies At The Root Of Our Problems, Economic And Industrial. The House Of Lords Symbolises That.