byHARRY BLACKWOOD
WHENEVER
I hear Labour Party supporters discussing Tony Blair, I always think of that
fantastic scene in Monty Python's Life of Brian; "What have the Romans
ever done for us?"
The man
who Labour Party members thought of as a Messiah is now treated like a foul
fart in a lift. So reviled is Blair that Labourites are pretty much trying to
airbrush him from history. And no bloody wonder. The Labour imposter achieved
less than zero and those who were taken in by him know it.
But it's
not the Iraq war or the other heinous stuff that Blair did that I really take
exception to. No, his big crime as far as I am concerned is when he mouthed
those immortal three words: EDUCATION. EDUCATION. EDUCATION. The biggest con
trick in political history.
Blair
pressed all the right buttons and used all the right language. He wanted all
kids to have access to good schools. He wanted all kids to go to university. He
wanted kids from council estates to go to the top universities. He wanted
working class kids to become barristers and surgeons and nuclear physicists.
Everything was possible in his new Labour dream. It was all bullshit to hide
the truth.
Blair
knew that Labour couldn't create jobs for these young people so he encouraged
them to stay on at school and then go to university. He was buying time in the
hope that a miracle would happen. But not only did he con these young people,
he paved the way for other political parties to con them even more.
Just look
at that duplicitous, lying shit-bag Nick Clegg. Made a pre-election promise on
tuition fees and then broke his promise. What that meant is that the Tories can
condemn a generation of young people to the false dream of a worthwhile university
education and then make them pay through the nose for the privilege. At the end
of it there’ll be no glittering career.
There won't be any career.
When I
was at school (an all-boys high school) only the very brightest lads went to
university. Those bright lads were almost all guaranteed good careers. Fast
forward forty years and everyone who wishes to, goes to university. I don't object
to that at all, but look at the outcomes.
Firstly
most kids will leave university with debts of £40,000
or more hanging round their necks. The chance of them getting a decent job is
slight. I know three young people with masters degrees. All three have been
unemployed for more than a year. I also know dozens of young people who have
decent degrees but are working on supermarket check-outs, behind bars or in
call centres. They've been well and truly stuffed by lying politicians of all
parties.
Add to
that sorry state of affairs a million young people unemployed and you have a
nightmare scenario. This generation of young people will be unable to get on
the 'housing ladder'. Now that wouldn't be the end of the world. There's
nothing wrong with renting. At least there wasn't when I was a lad. Now it's a
different. When Maggie was selling off council houses it was all part of a long
term plan to allow rich people to corner the market in the housing stock and
rent those properties out to poor people. A shortage of rental properties and
an inability to buy means landlords can charge what they want
The
picture is truly bleak. Young people in shit jobs on zero hour contracts or
minimum wage, unable to get on the housing ladder and being exploited by
landlords who are charging sky high rent. At the end of the month after paying
rent and buying food they have little left to show for their labours.
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