Sanders as a third-party candidate.....might it work?

[Paul Rigby]

We're past the time where arguing about who to vote for has any objective meaning. The final solution to democracy is now in place. See here.

As Sir Herbert Tooth observed of Harold Wilson's government during his notorious 1968 Rivers of Cash speech, "Can't we just skip straight to the military coup?"

::laughingdog::::fear::

It was hugely emotional occasion, I'll have you know.

Not only was Tooth breaking with his hero and mentor, Enoch Powell, in his championship of unlimited commonwealth immigration - 'there's oodles of cash to be made from these people, as I proved when I managed to cram fifty of the buggers into one terraced house in somewhere called Leeds" - but he was also recovering from the death of his first wife, the Greek timber heiress, Effie Pyralis, who had spontaneously combusted on a Paris street only two nights before.

The speech so appalled the Chelsea constituency party executive that Tooth was nominated as the Conservative candidate for the seat in the 1970 general election.

He lost, incidentally, to Maoist bus driver named Reg Ferkin.