Keefy, you don't know me. You do know, however, that from 1965 until 2015 I voted for the Liberal/Lib-Dem candidates in every local and general election. You know this for a fact because I've told you. In 2015 and since, I voted Labour in the GEs because I felt that the Lib-Dems had betrayed my vote in 2010 by joining the Tories in a coalition. However, I still vote Lib-Dem in local elections.

Please explain how you reconcile this - the voting record of a lifelong supporter of the middle-ground Liberal/Lib-Dem Party - with your warped accusation that I'm a Far-Left supporter.

As I said earlier, one's perception of another's political position is strongly influenced by one's own starting position. To a Far-Right supporter who verges on being a Fascist, a supporter of a Centrist party may be viewed as Far-Left, but that is simply because of the extremist position of the person making that judgment.

I repeat - before pretending to know others, Know Thyself.