Lib-Lab-Con

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Lib-Lab-Con (also LibLabCon, Lib Lab Con, or Lib/Lab/Con), as a singular pronoun, is a neologism treating the main political parties in Great Britain - Liberal Democrats, Labour, and Conservative - as flags of convenience of a single unified party.

[edit] Use of the term

Users oppose Britain's membership of the European Union, which they blame for mass immigration, and range in hostility from the relatively mainstream United Kingdom Independence Party, to the British National Party, to Stormfront.

[edit] References

• BBC report on UKIP
• BNP on target for London win
• Crime culture stems from decades of Lib-Lab-Con folly
• Lib-Lab-Con criminal of the week