There has been only one General Election Hustings in Brent East so far in the campaign. St Raphael's Voice invited all candidates to attend but Labour, Conservatives and Reform did not accept. Martin Francis substituted for Nida Al-Fulaij the Green Party candidate.
St Raphael's Voice recorded the event on video so that answers could be shared with the wider community.
There are 9 videos in all on different topics.
Candidates/Participants in attendance:
James Mutimer - Workers Party GB
Aadil Shaikh - Independent
Jonny Singh - Liberal Democrats
Martin Francis - representing Nida Al Fulaj the Green Party candidate
Candidates not in attendance but invited to attend:
Dawn Butler - Labour Party
Jamila Robertson - Conservative
Amin Moafi - Independent
Zbigniew Kowalcyzk - Reform UK
Jenner Folwell - Independent
Nida Al- Fulaij - Green Party
You can see the full playlist by topic on the link below.
What do Jenner and Amin stand for? And why wasn’t Zbigniew Kowalcyzk there? Did he ‘go home’
ReplyDeleteJenner stands on renter's rights... "The fixed, rigged rental system is impoverishing and depressing many millions of British people.
ReplyDeleteWe need good, affordable homes for everyone, not assets for some.
Dawn Butler and UK Labour will win Brent East by 20,000 votes. If you are a renter in Brent, a message should be sent to the new Labour government. A vote for me in this general election will do this.
I will urge politicians:
• to build 2 million homes in next ten years
• inntroduce rent controls, rent caps
• action on unsafe unhealthy homes, with refunds of rent for substandard lettings"
And where exactly will they build these 2 million homes???
ReplyDeleteAnd who's gonna pay for them?
Brownfield sites.
DeleteThe govt/public purses
What brownfield sites exactly???
DeleteAre you willing to pay more tax to fund the govt/public purse???
Don’t mean to stick up for Dawn Butler, but James of the workers party doesn’t know what is within her remit or power
ReplyDeleteOne of James' more bizarre claims was that George Galloway had been in prison with Nelson Mandela.
ReplyDeleteI can't see evidence he was in prison with Mandela but no one doubts GG worked underground as an agent for the ANC
DeleteBelieving George Galloway was in prison with Nelson Mandela is like saying Gandalf and Harry Potter shared a flat while they were training to be wizards.
DeleteAadil Shaikh - Independent telling James Mutimer - Workers Party GB he was donating to business when James was in nappies was bizarre when they are clearly the same age.
ReplyDeleteGetting Mutimer to name 5 schools in the constituency was quite skilful & interesting- if somewhat confrontational
DeleteYes that was very good!
DeleteAadil asked James, "You've parachuted down from Leeds. Can you name a local school?"
ReplyDeleteJames replied, "No, fair enough."
Lib Dem Jonny Singh sat on the fence and got found out - a criminal is a criminal - why was he trying to dilute it
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