Residents FURIOUS Over Faiza Shaheen's Deselection 

Differrent branding, same product.

Different branding different products can still suck

Same neo-liberal policies, both utterly in pockets of America PLC, both with no plan except to line their pockets and enact their will, not that of the people. Vote them all out, forget idiot tribalism, vote for a local independent, vote whoever, but understand a vote for Labour or the Tories is a vote for the same uni-party ethos that runs the former Thirteen Colonies

they don't think voters are stupid but if you treat people like stupid they start thinking they're stupid. You guys are being psychologically manipulated like dogs.

Ok so Ill vote tory thanks

Same here.

Same here. He was a big hope - and the Establishment was terrified of him. So they demolished him.

Absolutely

What did you think the Labour party stood for after they villifed Mr Corbyn?

I too left after they slandered Jeremy in the media. I only rejoined the party because of Faiza. I'm leaving and never ever voting for them again after the way they've treated her. They don't deserve the votes of working people. Starmer can have his yes-men around him, it won't help him run a successful government.

Vote for any party except Tweedledee or Tweedledum. (As long as your vote does not go to the party which Nick Clegg used to lead).

She needs to stand as an Independent, hopefully she would win.

Vote workers party.

Whatevs. It makes no difference. The ruling class will stay the ruling class. There's only one way to change it.

@@pipster1891 have hope.

Are you a member. I feel like everyone needs to join Labour not just vote and then they could vote stamrer out. Is it hard to join Labour?

​@@serendipidus8482I'm sure many Tories have wanted to vote Sunak out but that didn't happen, so...

@@serendipidus8482 Democracy is dead from within the Labour party. Starmer's captured it. It's joever for Labour for democracy within the party.

​@@serendipidus8482 I'm not a member anymore, not after what they did to Jeremy Corbyn; it's easy to join. If Faiza doesn't stand as an independent, I will vote Green for the first time in my life, and I can't see Labour getting my vote again for the rest of it.

tactical voting!

Let's do this 💪 Vote 💚 Green all the way!

@@andrewsimpson7444 you're a snollygoster stop that. VOTE TACTICAL!!!

Vote reform

But it’s electable. Corbyn’s labour comprehensively wasn’t.

@@Fortefortay because he was smeared, wrongly, by the right-wing press that controls the narrative within this nation.

@@Fortefortay In part thanks to Labour’s right wing undermining Corbyn. I recommend watching the Labour Files, particularly parts 1 and 2 would be a good place to start since they are here on RU-vid.

@@Fortefortay The Tories have been more 'electable' than Labour for decades. 'Electable' isn't the same as 'good', and to be fair, if you're still falling for this, 'buuut...electability' nonsense you haven't been paying attention.

@@Fortefortay Tories out // Tories in .

Can't she run as an independent.

Completely agree. If nothing else, it hugely disrespects local Labour activists

@@EMidMSO It just shows you how much they take us for granted

Starmer karma.. From when he is like this now what horror is in store when he is in power? Green, workers or independent. I hope she stands as an independent. She will win.

Yeah well they shouldn't support them. If they are members of Labour they can vote starmer out.

Sorry you had to learn the truth this way

Just find another party to vote for. Just not Tory.

They don’t need to.

​​@@stevenpaulgoulding Indeed. Nor should they.

Yeah i dont get this board church nonsense. If you're a party you should all believe the same bloody things and that for Labour should be about the working class. A broad church seems a ridiculous thing. Either you're for the same ideas or you're not. What's the point of having left tight and center in one party? May as well be not a party.

@@serendipidus8482Absolutely agree. "Broad church" crap is, and always was, an entirely right wing bit of nonsense.

Party apparatchiks and purges. Stinky and scary in even measure.

I agree. I used to think Starmer would be equally as bad as the tories but he runs the 'labour' party like a dictatorship. Heaven knows what he'll be like towards the public.

Totally agree with both comments. 5 votes in my family will not go to Labour.

They think that they are untouchable because they are labour, they are left wing, they are for the people! bullshite

I completely agree. I feel exactly the same!

Doubt it, Just look at their previous representation

It's evident these people are upset and the amazing work she's accomplished. These people are informed because they've witnessed her in action. They all know Faisa, very well. This is the reaction of the well served constituency!

​@NPC-st7zv Look at yourself first. What have you achieved?????????

@@mylife2022 about the same as Ian Duncan Smith, Except the being cringe in front of a TV camera and reducing benefits for disabled people on pip

If you look at what Starmer's doing he doesn't seem to like democracy or fairness or listening to people. Kier Starmer has kicked out the film maker Ken Loach from the Labour party. So Ken Loach made a short video about Starmer, it's a dramatic shocker. It's on RU-vid, I think it's on the Double Down News RU-vid.

🥹😅😂🤣🥲 👍🙌👊

“incestral pedigree” lmfao

He was director of Crown public prosecutions , Does that sound like a nice person

He was ok with Gary McKinnon being extradited to the US-and Theresa May stepped in and prevented it 😂😂😂

He knows exactly how to get around them more like

He chases power for the sake of having power not to do any good for society.

He is not Human

To make room for communism.

Starmer killed democracy when he shoved through Labour's motion on the day in Parliament belonging to another party to propose a motion. It has shocked me how few in Parliament seem to care that any voice in Parliament can be stopped by bullies and thugs.

​@@chilledchadthe majority of the country is to the right of the CONservatives. A charismatic man with a moustache would be more likely to win. Give it 40 years at the present rate and demographics will provide something else. Your communist utopia will be unachievable when we get a religious theocracy.

@@chilledchad Get real - there's nothing remotely left wing about Starmer's Labour. Even the editor of The Spectator thinks Starmer has turned Labour into a "second Conservative Party".

already posted this elsewhere but Starmer is a Frankensteinian monster created by the system - how can he be any different from the system that made him? As the famous quote attributed to Einstein says "The true definition of madness is repeating the same action, over and over, hoping for a different result". British parliamentary democracy looks in need of some sort of paradigm shift.

"something fishy" I think it's patently obvious, Starmer is about to become PM not leader of HM opposition. He's relying on slim chance of the Tories surviving to get you lefties (excuse the term, it's not meant as an pejorative) to vote for him...and you will because regardless of Starmer being "blue labour or red tory" he is not an actual Tory. I think the conservatives are anything but so will be glad to see the back of them, Starmer may be better for the country, we'll find out soon enough.

They haven't forgotten. They are being paid not to remember.

Yes and yes❤

That's the way to truly have power to be beholden to no one but yourself and those you represent. To stand independent but not alone!

And the people behind him...

@@sarahjaneross2918 The people behind him aren't Labour. They're big money. He's bought and paid for.

As long as the independent isn't also a fascist.

As you say, the absolute corruption has set in well before the absolute power

Comments not being added. RU-vid should stop preventing reasonable comments. Starmer could see protests - how is that an unreasonable comment?

Starmer could see serious protests. He's a dictator and people are expecting something Labour-ish. After 14 years of crap the people are going to be reactive if what he brings isn't Labour -ish.

Another term for the Conservatives spells doom for the vast majority of people in the uk though...

@@dwinter666 sorry to sound bleak but the UK in the same place as we are in the US - headed for absolute disaster no matter which party wins, because practically the only difference between them is their rhetoric. Once in power, the policies on the critical issues are nigh-on indistinguishable

@@GlutenEruption It's always talk no action! - even with Biden's words stating how "progessive" he is, his actions kind of say otherwise. Yes I agree that it would be better if Biden won again than Trump, but it's really difficult honestly.

@@alice1374 exactly. They constantly talk about all the progressive policies they are just dying to enact and then either don't even bring them to the floor or use the first sign of resistance to absolutely roll over and completely abandon them without even pretending to fight. Healthcare, medical debt, student loans, free college, minimum wage? It's always "we tried, sorry." or "the time just isn't right" or "who's going to pay for it" but another trillion for war or to bail out hedge funds or to cut taxes for billionaires, there's never even a peep, it just gets passed without question in an overwhelming bipartisan vote. The uniparty has to go.

@@dwinter666 You can vote Green

Yes. Ironically, Reform are more our allies than Labour are.

@@Fordnan They are really not.

@@shtarpark7938 On that single issue, yes, they are. What do Labour bring? More tory policy. Nothing new.

​@@Fordnan Reform are just cast-off Tories.

@@Fordnan The fact That Labour are awful doesn't make Reform good.

“they seem to be actually anti-socialist now” tony blair: hold my non-existent iraqi wmds!

@@nl5828 Well, quite! But, AFAIR, Blair didn't bomb the 'broad church' like Starmer's cronies are doing.

​@@nl5828 Blair was a war criminal, but Jeremy Corbyn was still a member of the party under Blair - this is something new...

@FergusGrant i seem to remember blair kicked george galloway and ken livingstone out of the labour party, but i take your point that it was probably not to the same degree as the current leadership.

@@nl5828 He didn't kick Jeremy Corbyn out...

i agree with the 1st part, but apart from his views on foreign policy, galloway is very much socially conservative (although admittedly economically socialist), e.g. pro-brexit, anti-scottish independence.

Galloway is workers party. And they won't have corbyn but they do want to form am alliance so thats good. Even people like tory Rory Stewart is more Labour than starmer.

@@nl5828 He is socially conservative and I am not but he has I feel that integrity about him similar to Tony Benn! Cheers I just want it to be better place both here and globally!!🙂

Corbyn was pro Brexit...all his life he was anti EU ​@@nl5828

but apparently, it is “anti-semitic” (the only form of racism that the labour leadership seem to care about) to claim there is a “hierarchy of racism”

but starmer also claimed he was a “socialist”! its not like starmer has a track record of lying(!) oh wait…

And racism. Seems like the only protected groups are the ones with big financial backing.

Kid Starver,...brilliant! Did you come up with that and can I use it?

That's such a fitting nickname!

@@Mort7anI’ve heard this loads of times over the years now. I’d say it’s fair for you to use that apt name.

Veto Labour

Spoken like a true Islamist

tactical voting!

I'm voting REFORM

What is the Labour candidate like? That might make your decision for you.

Labour won't be any better, so what have you got to lose? Use your vote to protest, go green or independent, they won't win but it'll teach the ruling parties a lesson

Check the organisation “We Deserve Better” there maybe a list from 4th of new Independent candidates or Greens or even the Liberals in Some Conservative/rural areas. It’s similar in Worthing Conservative/Labour but I will be giving my Vote to the Greens as the only other alternative this time around. We all deserve better than this corrupt two party rubbish!

Which is why Starmer demanded she needed to go.