People like myself, and I'm sure this includes many of you, are often portrayed as extreme, unrealistic, never able to compromise.

We just want the moon on a stick.

Indeed, just how listen to how wild we are, believing that a wealthy country like at own has the resources and talent to overcome its many problems and crises,

that it's absurd that with so many riches that even one single child grows up in poverty that we should be able to

house our population in comfortable and affordable surroundings that we can afford a help service

that's world class with frontline staff who are paid well and treated properly, which doesn't condemn the ill and

infirm to a lack of timely treatment and decent care, where all our services can meet our actual

needs, where our infrastructure is modern, not falling apart, where

workers of strong rights at work, decent pay and security, where we take seriously and

take on a climate emergency which threatens the very future of our civilization but in the

process create good jobs and improve our living standards and live healthier lives.

I just throw in the unhinged extremism that I've already outlined where maybe

those things which are there to work for the

interest of the public are run as such rather than cash cows for

profiteers where we don't become complicit too in the mass slaughter of innocent people

including thousands of children. What can I say? Lock us up. We're menaced with our

wacky dangerous ideas like the wealth created by the collective effort of millions of people

should be fairly distributed not sucked into the tax havens of the mega-rich and we shouldn't oversee mass

murder now being a socialist outfit feel is being a moderate in a world defined by extremism.

Now anyway the Labour Party's the silence of wage war and those of us who believed in these

outrageous but they've made clear in briefings to the Tory Telegraph newspaper who they do welcome.

Now the Labour Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves is doing a speech in the city of London that is for the very people

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