What lessons can be learnt from last weeks election result one may ask, well the first lesson we all should have gleaned is that the BBI are not truly “independent” if anything, most if not all of them have transpired to be Closest Tories.
Why did Cllr Alison Austin not contest the seat, was she fearful of being beaten AGAIN, or did she think that it might be embarrassing should she win (fat chance) after hubby had just been booted off the County Council, having failed to be re elected in June?
Or is she really a Tory in disquise?? who decided to work in collusion with them to try and squeeze the BNP out!
You decide, but you can expect the BBI to try and take the “moral” high ground with the usual nonsense about county council mistakes and rightful winner last time around, yawn! yawn! But the reality is much simpler than that, and they know it.
The BBI are a spent force in Boston and the electorate have been telling me that over recent weeks,!.......so perhaps they will continue the trend and not contest future seats when they become available, every one know's it makes sense!
Andrea Jenkyns had special mention in her winning speech, of the to the BBI and others who did not contest the seat this time around, not only did this demonstrate the absolute fear the Tories had of the BNP actually taking this seat but it also confirmed my comments above, and that fact will be fully explained to Boston’s electorate during ANY election they contest.
It will be an interesting time leading up to 2011 council elections, when the people of Boston will show the BBI the door!
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