http://www.guardian.co.uk/eu/story/0...394666,00.html
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I fly to Strasbourg to meet MEPs. On the little Air France plane, I note a slumped, sullen Robert Kilroy-Silk, not talking to UKIP ex-colleagues. I do not know who has split from whom and do not much care. Every nation in Europe has its Kilroy-Silks and Redwoods. Anti-EU politicians are commonplace in France, Belgium, Poland, Austria, Italy and Sweden. Most are on the right; some proclaiming a concern for social values, are on the left. It is only two decades since the Labour party was under the control of its home-grown Redwoods, with their incantations against Europe. Labour learnt a bitter lesson that, while anti-EU rhetoric would win applause at a party conference, it turned voters off. When will Conservative MPs learn that lesson?
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And there you go, an admission that the Labour party doesn't stand for any other reason, than to obtain power itself. To scared to try and put over a case based on beliefs, just votes at any cost. They make me sick!