British political parties should do there home work before choosing locations for making speeches or launches during there election campaigns. This week the Labour Part leader went to the Offices of Innocents juice company. It was promoted as a great British success story. But by the end of the week the owner sold out his shares to Coke Cola and other directors criticized the National Insurances rises proposed by Labour.
The Conservatives launched there manifesto at Battersea power station, it is owned by Treasury Holdings but is to be put under control of the Irish National Assets Management Agency 'NAMA'. This is a system to remove bad loans from bank balance sheets, as the loans for Battersea is deemed as a disaster it is going to be put into this agency. Will the Manifesto be seen as a disaster as well.
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