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  There is absolutely no difference between today's Labour Party and the so called 'cloth cap' imaged Labour Party. It seeks to totally control its members and those elected under it's banner as well as the electorate.
  Examples of the former is the way the Labour members of Dover Town Council were instructed to nominate and support Councillor Cowans for the Town mayoralty and when they failed to do so tried to call to book those who opposed him. There are numerous other examples of this happening both at local and national level.
  As for controlling the electorate, you only have to look at the current benefits system.This is a classic example of state dependancy and control whereby the need to support oneself can be totally removed. It was initially intended to be a 'safety blanket' but is now nothing more than an income option for a great proportion of the population. However and I stress this, there are those who through no fault of their own are dependant upon the benefits system and in the main have contributed to its finances. The benefits system should be seen as an insurance policy in times of illness, unemployment and continuing disability, not as an option to employment.

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