The Labour Party Has Never Been A

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

I Think Very Often The Boat-rockers Turn Out To Be The People Who Are Building The Craft

I've Been A Member Of The Labour Party Sixty Five Years, And I Remain In It, But I Think It's All About Campaigning For Justice And Peace, And If You Do That, You Get A Lot Of Support.

In The End, The Tragedy Of Harold Wilson Was That You Couldn't Believe A Word He Said

People Would Do Well To Ask Themselves How Many Of Their Ambitions And Aspirations Derive From The Type Of Economic System They Inhabit And The Insecurity And Exhaustion It Creates, And Question The Sense And Purpose Of A Society Where Control Of A Large Portion Of Life Is Abdicated Under Contract In The Labour Market, And Where Immense Creativity And Potential Is Stifled By The Need To Do Difficult And Repetitive Tasks In Order To Earn A Wage.