VOTE RESPECT 2005
Are you fed up with the main political parties?
Labour, Lib Dems,Tories – sound the same, say the same thing and offer nothing to working people in this country.
You need Respect if you:
- were against the war in Iraq
- want the troops home
You need Respect if you think that the £6 billion spent on the war in Iraq should have been spent on:
- affordable housing
- a decent pension for our elderly
- money for more schools
- a fully funded NHS service
- a transport system that works and is affordable
Respect – The Unity Coalition was born in January 2004. It emerged out of the massive anti war movement. Thousands of people across the country have said they can no longer vote for New Labour. Tony Blair and New Labour have turned their backs on the very people who voted them in.
Ask yourself:
- is our NHS better than when the Tories were in power?
- are our children getting a good education?
- can our pensioners retire and not worry about their bills?
If your answer to all of these questions is “No! No! No!”, Respect was formed to give you a voice. We are the fastest growing political party in the land.
We are people of action as well as words.Help us build a new kind of politics in Britain. Why don’t you join us? Now is the time for change. We all deserve Respect.
GET IN TOUCH
By phone: 020 8980 3507
By email: office@respectcoalition.org
By post: Respect, 207/208 Coborn House, 3 Coborn Road, London E3 2DA
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A MESSAGE FROM GEORGE GALLOWAY MP
"Britain deserves better than Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee. The parties of privatisation and war know the price of everything and the value of nothing. Certainly not the value of life and civil liberties, both of which they shred at home and abroad.
"Respect is the new politics which means what it says and says what it means. Respect is what we stand for and we demand it for every person in this land and the land of others. Ours are the politics of hope, honesty, courage and equality. These elections give people the chance to give these chancers the boot. Please take that opportunity. With Respect."
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