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Craig Murray is the latest candidate to stand against the right-wing Tories, Labour and Lib Dems

Former UK ambassador Craig Murray, who was later jailed in a legal farce, has been selected by the Workers’ Party GB to stand as its candidate in Blackburn at the next general election.

Here’s Skwawkbox:

Murray, who has been targeted by UK security services for standing up for human rights in Palestine and against corruption in the UK and was removed by the government from his ambassador role for objecting to the use of intelligence obtained by torture, runs a well-known left-wing news site. Like party leader George Galloway, he is a Scot.

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He was jailed for eight months in 2021, serving half the sentence before release, after a farcical conviction in a Scottish court for supposed ‘jigsaw identification’, even though so-called ‘mainstream’ media had actually identified the person involved and Murray had not.

The Blackburn seat is currently held by Labour.

This Site will endeavour to keep you updated on this candidate, along with others for the Workers’ Party and standing as Independents.

Source: Craig Murray selected to stand for Workers Party in Blackburn – SKWAWKBOX


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Independent candidate update: Emma Dent Coad (Kensington & Chelsea)

Emma Dent Coad, as seen through the eyes of art.

Emma Dent Coad is an Independent Parliamentary candidate for Kensington & Chelsea – and she has a GoFundMe site where you can learn all about her work in the constituency and put some money toward her success.

She was the constituency’s MP at the time of the Grenfell Tower inferno, and worked hard to help the survivors of that tragedy.

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Are these the reasons Rishi Sunak won’t call an immediate general election?

Even if he has, he won’t.

Torsten Bell, of the Resolution Foundation, has it right – I think.

In his latest email he states, of the possibility that Rishi Sunak might call a general election, that “If you’re running the country you don’t call an early one after those kind of by-elections results, no matter how many squillions of pounds a racist might have given you for a campaign.”

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There may also be other reasons for waiting to call an election, as described below:

It’s all about greed with the Tories, isn’t it?

Whatever happened to public service.


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Sam Gorst: another Independent announces general election candidacy

A former Labour councillor in Liverpool who helped form a group of Independents to beat that party in last year’s local elections has announced that he will be a candidate there in the next general election.

Sam Gorst will represent the Liverpool Community Independents in the city’s Garston & Halewood constituency, where he will be hoping to oust Labour’s Maria Eagle:

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Pamela Fitzpatrick: wrongly-expelled former Labour councillor is now Independent election candidate

Going independent: Pamela Fitzpatrick.

The people of Harrow West have a new political hope in the form of former Labour councillor Pamela Fitzpatrick – who will be standing there as an Independent candidate in the next general election:

Ms Fitzpatrick was formerly a member of the Labour Party, and applied to be the party’s General Secretary after Keir Starmer became leader.

Instead, she was expelled from the party on the flimsy grounds that she had given an interview to the proscribed left-wing newspaper Socialist Appeal – a year before it was branded a menace by Starmer and his cronies.

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There was no way Ms Fitzpatrick could have known that she was talking to anybody who would be branded undesirable by Labour’s leaders when she gave the interview, and her retrospective expulsion for that reason sparked outrage when it became public knowledge in November 2021.

She seems well-placed to defeat Harrow West’s current – Labour – MP, Gareth Thomas, a Blairite and a member of Labour Friends of Israel who has held the seat since 1997, albeit with a greatly reduced majority since 2019.


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The Rochdale by-election is about Gaza. Is that why the media aren’t covering it?

George Galloway: is he the most popular politician in Rochdale?

Did you know the Rochdale by-election is tomorrow – February 29?

It may have slipped your mind. The mainstream news media seem to have found other things to talk about after Labour’s candidate had his party membership suspended for claiming that Israel allowed the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack to happen in order to have an excuse for genocide in Gaza.

Perhaps coverage has lapsed because the front-runner seems to be the representative of the Workers’ Party, rather than Labour or the Conservatives – because his campaign has focused strongly on support for the people of Gaza, and because this has been popular with the people of the constituency.

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Palestinians support George Galloway and, as you can see from the clip below, people in Rochdale do too:

He has made his position clear from day one of his campaign:

And of course he is bolstered by the fact that both Labour and the Conservative Party have supported Israel’s genocide in Gaza, that has murdered and maimed so many children like those in the clip.

Nobody should be voting for a representative of a party that supported the genocide – This Writer agrees with Tom London (below) on that, and I’m sure the people of Rochdale do too.

He certainly seems to have support on the doorstep:

And he has the support of campaigning journalists too:

If you’re in Rochdale, will he have your vote?


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Another Keir Starmer lie? Election candidates to be chosen centrally?

Keir Starmer: they lie, and they lie, and they lie… (allegedly).

Here’s the claim:

Didn’t Keir Starmer say something about constituency Labour parties selecting their own MPs, before he became leader?

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Yes:

The comments are searing:

So, if this claim is true, not only will Keir Starmer have reneged on yet another promise, but he’ll be foisting candidates of highly suspicious character on UK Parliamentary constituencies.

Worth your vote? Really?


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Mick Lynch: how to ruin your reputation with a single statement

Mick Lynch: after years of incisive, accurate commentary, he has blundered badly.

RMT trade union hero Mick Lynch has put his foot in his mouth in an extraordinary way.

Here’s what he’s said:

Voters don’t see it that way. They think, as Simon Maginn said in a response on ‘X’, that “changing one set of neoliberal austerians, NHS-profiteers and foreign-war-enthusiasts for another isn’t going to change anything that needs changing”.

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That’ll be why others who are less prone to explanations have been as blunt as this:

Here’s the consensus view of everyone who has been paying attention since Keir Starmer took over as leader of what used to be called the Labour Party:

And what’s this?

So Mick Lynch thinks Labour is the only way people should vote at the general election – but will support Jeremy Corbyn if he stands as an independent?

That will look like hypocrisy to many people – especially the Tory commentariat.


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Tories set to lose Uxbridge & South Ruislip – after voters saw through ULEZ deception?

Change of mind: voters in Uxbridge & South Ruislip aren’t happy about being fooled into supporting the Tories, it seems. Polling suggests they’ll switch sides at the general election. But why just swap a useless Tory for a useless Labour MP?

The Conservatives will lose a Parliamentary seat they retained at a by-election – because the electorate is angry that they won it by lying about a measure to stop vehicle pollution in London.

It is widely believed that the Conservatives won the by-election in Uxbridge & South Ruislip on July 20, 2023, by claiming that Labour’s London Mayor Sadiq Khan had imposed the Ultra-Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ) on London, where drivers with the most polluting cars pay a fee to travel.

In fact, the ULEZ was imposed in 2013 by a Conservative – the same Conservative whose resignation forced the Uxbridge and South Ruislip by-election to take place: Boris Johnson.

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The implication is that voters in the constituency formerly occupied by the politician who introduced the ULEZ were fooled into voting for his party’s candidate in protest against it:

People don’t like that sort of thing.

But This Writer is mystified as to why they would vote Labour instead.

There will be a number of other candidates for this Parliamentary seat at the general election, and I would advise anybody in the Uxbridge & South Ruislip constituency to consider very carefully what each one is offering before deciding where to place their ‘X’.

I’ve stated it before, and no doubt I’ll do so again:

You simply cannot vote tribally – for the party you think represents you – at the next general election.

Instead – and I cannot stress this strongly enough – if you want your vote to mean anything, you have to actually find out what the candidates in your constituency are planning to do, if they are lucky enough to be elected.

That is what party manifestos are for. Independent candidates also have policy documents and they will all be online for you to find and read.

You need to find and read these policy documents, and then you need to make a dispassionate choice, based on what you have read.

Which of the candidates offers the most policies that fit what you need? And, by that, I mean: who will improve your own life the most?

Do not consider how other people will vote, either in your constituency or the other 649 around the UK. That is not your concern.

It is not for you to worry about which party will get enough votes to actually enact its policies. This will lead you down the usual garden path to voting in a government that won’t do anything at all for the good of the country, like the one we’ve had since 2010.

BE SELFISH. Bizarrely, it might be the only way to get the kind of government that all of us need.


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Starmer’s dilemma: he’s not an alternative to the Tories and he isn’t even interesting

Stiff as a board: Keir Starmer simply isn’t interesting – and he doesn’t have any policies worth supporting.

The opinion polls suggest a landslide general election victory for the Labour Party – not because Keir Starmer’s policies are any good but because people are so sick of the Tories that any old rubbish will seem better.

It is likely to have the lowest turnout, as a percentage of the electorate, of any election since universal suffrage was introduced, meaning there will be strong arguments that whichever party forms the next government will not have a mandate and proportional representation should be introduced to restore power to the people.

The problem is that any government formed by Starmer will be as right-wing as Rishi Sunak’s, with policies that are indistinguishable from those of Sunak’s administration. In other words, none of Starmer’s policies will work either.

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And the UK’s electorate doesn’t turn out to elect right-wing governments. We don’t like them.

Consider the following:

So election expert Professor John Curtice reckons, “None of [the party leaders] enthuse the electorate, none of them are popular, all of them are regarded as dull as dishwater… So what’s the point of turning out to vote? If we give people a reason to vote, they’ll turn out.”

But people don’t have a reason to vote.

And Ruth Wodak said: “If there is a good opposition, if there’s an alternative programme, you might have a chance [to defeat far-right populism]… One has to provide alternatives, provide more participation so that citizens feel that they are acknowledged and that their worries are being taken seriously.”

There isn’t a good opposition. There isn’t an alternative programme. Keir Starmer has removed all his alternatives and cut back on participation – because, at heart, he is a Conservative cuckoo in the Labour nest.

Oh, he keeps pretending to offer more participation – here’s his current pledge:

But you can be sure it will be withdrawn long before anybody expects it to be put into practice, just like all Labour’s other pledges under Starmer’s leadership.

The UK needs alternatives – and we won’t get them from Labour or any of the other mainstream parties.

That’s why I am advising everyone to actually find out what the candidates in your constituency are planning to do, if they are lucky enough to be elected.

That is what party manifestos are for. Independent candidates also have policy documents and they will all be online for you to find and read.

You need to find and read these policy documents, and then you need to make a dispassionate choice, based on what you have read.

Which of the candidates offers the most policies that fit what you need? And, by that, I mean: who will improve your own life the most?

Do not consider how other people will vote, either in your constituency or the other 649 around the UK. That is not your concern.

It is not for you to worry about which party will get enough votes to actually enact its policies. This will lead you down the usual garden path to voting in a government that won’t do anything at all for the good of the country, like the one we’ve had since 2010.

BE SELFISH. Bizarrely, it might be the only way to get the kind of government that all of us need.


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