Division is sown by Labour, not Reform

LABOUR has been feverishly putting the “con” into the conference season.

- Leo McKinstry

For brazen dishonesty, epic hypocrisy and shameless deceit, it would be hard to beat the party’s gathering in Liverpool this week. As the ugly event revealed, Labour has become so unhinged at the advance of Nigel Farage’s Reform UK movement that it has lost its grasp of reality and decency.

What could be more cynical or absurd than the party’s apparent conversion to the cause of British patriotism? In the conference centre, activists dementedly waved their flags like members of a brainwashed cult. But they belong to the same party that has waged a long war against our nationhood.

It was Tony Blair’s government that opened the floodgates to mass immigration, turned multicultural diversity into the state creed, and imposed the human rights regime which has made it impossible to uphold the integrity of our borders or justice system. Due to Labour's policies, Britain has been in the grip of a permanent revolution, driven by free movement and toxic identity politics, which promote division rather than integration.