There was once time when the British Labour Party was a relatively sensible party. The roots of this party lay in the desire for working class people to have their interests represented in Parliament and from the reforming zeal of religious groups such as the Methodists.

Sadly that party, the one that stood side by side with their politcal opponents during national emergencies such as the Second World War and the Cold War, is no more. It has been throughly hollowed out not just by Jeremy Corbyn and his Momentum thugs, but also by the changes, including centralisation, that took place under the leadership of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.

Labour has moved from being a party that could once be relied upon to protect the interests of all working class Britons, into being a party dominated by Islamic interests and by the authoritarians and plastic revolutionaries of the middle-class Left. Labour is a zombie party, it may look like it always did, have the same public face in terms of its icons and images, but to all intents and purposes it as dead as Monty Python’s Norwegian Blue parrot.

One indication of how far Labour has travelled from its Methodist and working class roots into a party just for the Muslims and the Marxists, are the sort of individuals that Labour has either picked or is considering picking to fight seats in the upcoming General Election. Labour doesn’t seem to have any genuinely working class campaigners or representatives these days, in fact many of those who fitted this category are leaving the party in droves.

All too many of those candidates that the Labour Party has picked recently look like they’ve come from central casting when the request was for someone who could portray a stereotypical extremist lunatic. There are so many of these hate filled extremist lunatics now occupying either positions of influence in the party or who are hoping to represent the party in the House of Commons.

Even looking at a small selection of those whom Labour have picked to represent them to the electorate shows that the Labour Party is a sick and dangerous organisation. In Coventry we have Zarah Sultana standing for the party despite her associations with the Islamic extremist group MEND. Sultana also made comments supporting ‘Palestinian’ violence agaisnt Israelis, which probably makes her ideal for a party led by a Jew hater, Corbyn.

In East London Labour picked Apsana Begum during a tumultous selection meeting in which there were allegations that wives were being forced to vote for their husband’s favoured candidate. Begum, a complete headcase who once said that she believed that Saudi Arabia was controlled by ‘the Zionists’, is more than likely going to be elected in what is an extremely safe Labour seat and one where Islamic fraudulent postal vote factories still operate.

Over in West London, facing the Prime Minister Boris Johnson as Labour candidate in the Uxbridge seat, is Ali Milani. Milani has made statements supporting 911 conspiracy theories and has had to apologise for the usual sort of anti-Semitic statements that we’ve come to expect from increasing number of Muslim activists in the Labour Party.

This is just three out of a great many lunatics and anti-British, anti-West types that the Labour Party now sees as suitable to represent British constituencies in the House of Commons. The problems with Labour do not just lie with their penchant for picking extremist Muslims as candidates but also the domination of the selection process by the Momentum group within Labour. Momentum is foisting on local party branches some really disgusting and exteme non Muslim Marxists. These Momentum Marxists are wedded to political ideologies and policies that have not only failed multiple times in 20^th century when they’ve been put into practise, but have also caused the deaths of approximately 100 million people across the world.

I would urge people, especially those who live in seats that have been occupied by Labour members for decades, to look at the sort of ambulant human sewage that the Labour Party is asking you the elector to vote for. When you’ve looked at them and at their proposed policies and their worldviews, consider this. Would you really want the likes of Milani, Begum, Sultana, Corbyn or McDonnell stamping on your faces forever? Because if you vote Labour then this is what you will get, both for your generation and the generations that come after you.