I'm A Democrat - I Don't Support

Through Talk, We Tamed Kings, Restrained Tyrants, Averted Revolution

I Was Radicalised By Being A Minister. That's When I Saw How The System Really Worked. And That Is Not A Very Usual Process, But It Certainly Happened To Me: It Gave Me A Lot More Experience, It Helped Me To Understand Where Power Really Lay, Develop Strategies For Undermining Or Changing It, And So On. But That Isn't The Norm. Mr Gladstone Moved To The Left As He Got Older, And One Or Two Other People Have, But Normally You Swing The Other Way.

If You Read Mein Kampf, Hitler's Book, Which I Have Outside, I Bought It When I Was Eleven, Hitler Said, "democracy Inevitably Leads To Marxism" - Now You Work That One Out. It's So Interesting That When The Poor Have The Vote They Will Use It To Remove The Privileges Of The Rich.

It's Lovely To Be Old. I've Got Age, Experience And Zero Personal Ambition. No Body Could Corrupt Me By Anything: Possibly A Job In The Government, A Peerage, A Quango, I Don't Want Any Of It.

An Mp Is The Only Job Where You Have 70,000 Employers, And Only One Employee.