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Starmer & Sunak get MARRIED!
Dearly Beloved,
We're gathered here today to join in holy matrimony two cheeks of the same arse. Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer are so ideologically similar that the British public have no real choice in this General Election.
Rather than cry about this reality, some wonderful Transform members threw a wedding party on the streets of London.
Enjoy!
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Rachel Maughan - Bishop AucklandRachel Maughan - Bishop Auckland
Rachel Maughan - Bishop Auckland
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Rachel is running for Transform in Bishop Auckland. "I'm tired of feeling I need to choose between Labour and Conservative, and ending up with someone who only chose politics for a lucrative career. I want someone who cares about my town and the people. There wasn't anybody so I stepped up. We’re failing our children and young adults. They have nothing to do, no positive role models, and no sec...
Brian Agar - Newton Aycliffe & SpennymoorBrian Agar - Newton Aycliffe & Spennymoor
Brian Agar - Newton Aycliffe & Spennymoor
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Brian is running for Transform in Newton Aycliffe & Spennymoor. "I’m running to represent local people against the same old Labour-Tory nonsense that has given us increasingly poor living standards. I've lived locally for 23 years, and I've seen first-hand the damage that 14 years of austerity has done to the country and the local area. I won’t be bullied into voting for things that won’t benef...
Stop Rogue Polluters - Don't Vote LabourStop Rogue Polluters - Don't Vote Labour
Stop Rogue Polluters - Don't Vote Labour
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Labour, like the Tories, care more about the "economic growth" of private business than the state of our society and environment. That's why they voted to strip the independent regulator of some of its power to fine the companies polluting our waterways. Now, the regulator will have to take the economic impact of fines into consideration.
Taking Back Britain's WaterTaking Back Britain's Water
Taking Back Britain's Water
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Who does our water belong to? Last week, Thames Water proposed that the taxpayer should foot the bill to deal with the sewage cleanup; sewage that the company has been dumping into our rivers and coastlines. We say: Polluters Must Pay. Transform's plan is to fine these criminal companies up to company value, making them cheap to bring into public ownership. Britain's water should belong to the ...
Let's Beat The BillionairesLet's Beat The Billionaires
Let's Beat The Billionaires
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A choice between two spineless corporate puppets is no real choice at all. We need to beat the billionaires and the politicians they've paid for. We're fighting for seats in the upcoming General Election, and we need you to help us win. Donate here, and support a party that represents the working class: www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/transform-party-election-fund Become a member: transformpolitics.uk
It's time to Transform PoliticsIt's time to Transform Politics
It's time to Transform Politics
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Sign the call for a new left party at transformpolitics.uk/ Follow us on Twitter - tf_politics Follow us on Tiktok - www.tiktok.com/@transformpolitics Follow us Instagram - transformpolitics Follow us on Facebook - profile.php?id=100093107503934

Komentáře

  • @renuholykuti
    @renuholykuti Před 2 měsíci

    fabulous

  • @55fairyqueen
    @55fairyqueen Před 2 měsíci

    Brilliant 😂

  • @DJJinxC2006
    @DJJinxC2006 Před 2 měsíci

    Quality stuff.

  • @dansonthetube
    @dansonthetube Před 2 měsíci

    Great job! Fantastic, well done all 👏 xo 💕

  • @dansonthetube
    @dansonthetube Před 2 měsíci

    A fabulous human and one that could genuinely help to Transform his community in County Durham 🥳 xo 💕

  • @thetimeisnow6822
    @thetimeisnow6822 Před 3 měsíci

    It is cheaper to dump waste into the Sea & pay a fine. Stop paying any dividends to any Water Companies who pollute. Any Private Water Companies who pollute will be charged in Court & the CEO will do a SIX MONTH PRISON STRETCH.

  • @keithmartland6463
    @keithmartland6463 Před 3 měsíci

    Don't forget Labour brought in a unfair way of paying for water, based on the value of your house?

  • @brendancawley8404
    @brendancawley8404 Před 3 měsíci

    Labour are bought by everyone and cannot be trusted on any issue

  • @Wolves942
    @Wolves942 Před 3 měsíci

    Yeah. Voting tory will make all the difference

  • @paulbala9431
    @paulbala9431 Před 3 měsíci

    Liar liar pants on fire hope you don't have to live just on your pension mrs starmer 😂

  • @BinaryRoberto
    @BinaryRoberto Před 3 měsíci

    Thanks, but I'm voting Labour anyway. I'm not going to throw my vote away and have to tell people I was responsible for letting the Tories back in again.

    • @channel7zip
      @channel7zip Před 3 měsíci

      The leader of the Labour party is a Tory in sheep's clothing.

  • @windermereoneway8970
    @windermereoneway8970 Před 3 měsíci

    You point out the obvious regarding Labour - ffs this is an ignorant negative based broadcast. You spend 95% talking about the problem and issue people already know about?!? Do you not ask people first ? Put your solutions out there screw talking about the opposition 95% of this advert !

  • @timbrown1897
    @timbrown1897 Před 3 měsíci

    only except more sewage as the more people are here the more quantity and the reason for the mess is that no one wants to live near sewage works and also the lack of people paying for the water in some community if you live in a shed you still use the toilet

  • @WarrenPeaceOG
    @WarrenPeaceOG Před 3 měsíci

    This lifelong Labour voter says never again

  • @user-jc4lb5mm7x
    @user-jc4lb5mm7x Před 4 měsíci

    What did you expect, there is a symbiotic relationship between businesses who make huge profits and the Tories who get financial sweeteners from them for their help.

  • @malcolmmcblain3954
    @malcolmmcblain3954 Před 5 měsíci

    Taking back England and Wales water. Scotland has always had the understanding that access to clean water is a right not a commodity, therefore it’s free and clean.

  • @obtuse1291
    @obtuse1291 Před 5 měsíci

    The title should read England's Water. 😂

  • @michaeldemetriou3365
    @michaeldemetriou3365 Před 5 měsíci

    ‘Fine them 100% of market value’…so not only do we get our water industry back but we get to see all those who have profited for so long at the expense of our water quality squeal with anguish! Win-win 😂

  • @WarrenPeaceOG
    @WarrenPeaceOG Před 5 měsíci

    I think I'm gonna hold onto my pitch fork in any case

  • @marijo1951
    @marijo1951 Před 5 měsíci

    140 years ago Joseph Chamberlain (a Tory) argued for the public ownership of the water industry saying "It is difficult, if not impossible to combine the citizens' rights and interests and the private enterprise's interests, because the private enterprise aims at its natural and justified objective, the biggest possible profit." Well, 40 odd years of privatisation have proved him right. It's blatantly obvious that the water industry should be the first of Thatcher's/Major's privatisation projects to be renationalised, and Labour's attitude is shameful. You're right - where there's a will, there's a way - and with determination and imagination the change could be made pretty swiftly. And this is one measure that would be universally popular, except with the mainly foreign owners of the water companies, but frankly they've exploited and cheated us for long enough.

  • @marijo1951
    @marijo1951 Před 5 měsíci

    I'm wholly with you when it comes to the domestic scene - the elimination of gross inequalities, the establishment of decent working conditions and pay and decent pensions for all, radically transformed housing and education policies, renationalisation of utilities, transport, water etc... I probably also share your attitude towards Israel and Gaza. However you are clearly misguided when it comes to Russia's brutal and illegal invasion of Ukraine, since you condemn all spending on war and gratuitously included a shot of Zelenskyy towards the end. If Ukraine doesn't stop Russia, then Russia won't be stopped. Try watching a few videos of Russian state television on CZcams channel Russian Media Monitor, including those where they talk about nuking the West, and learn what we are really up against.

    • @NANA-kf1cs
      @NANA-kf1cs Před 5 měsíci

      Neither side will end up winning. It will end in a stalemate with some land being lost. It's better that is accepted now and pressure is used to force a compromise from both sides and end the conflict ASAP. Continuing will end up with broadly the same outcome but the loss of thousands more lives unnecessarily. Lives are more important than land.

    • @marijo1951
      @marijo1951 Před 5 měsíci

      @@NANA-kf1cs That's the kind of naive and dangerous argument used by Nigel Farage, Jeremy Corbyn and others. It doesn't work with a revanchist tyrant like Putin. He'll use any break in the conflict as an opportunity to prepare for the next invasion.

  • @dansonthetube
    @dansonthetube Před 5 měsíci

    Now is the time to #TransformPolitics

  • @MutualAidWorks
    @MutualAidWorks Před 7 měsíci

    Whichever political party is in power, the fundamentals of the system are the same. Whether we have the present electoral system, proportional representation, or whether many people vote or don’t vote, capitalism is the driving force for state policy. ANY vote is a vote for capitalism. As working-class people, we are exploited whether we can take part in so-called ‘free’ elections or whether we live under a blatantly authoritarian regime. National and international capital continue to control the wealth that we create, and protect it through the police, legal system, and military. People who don't vote are told that, “If you don’t vote you have no right to complain”, but voting under these circumstances is just pretending that the system we have is credible, that voting gives us power. If that was true, the working class, the class that forms the vast majority of the population, would by now be living in comfortable material conditions, and have the functionaries of the state very clearly acting on our instructions to the benefit of all. This is obviously not the case though - we have next to no say in the decisions that get taken by the people we elect. The system in the UK is called ‘representative democracy’, yet when have the interests of the working class ever been truly represented? Our standard of living has been consistently eroded for many decades under both the Tories and Labour. This is because the role of government is NOT to represent the interests of the people, but to represent the interests of capital. Whatever way you vote, you are voting for capitalism, you are voting to be exploited, and you are voting to be ruled over, bossed around and bullied by various institutions that can control you with violence or the threat of violence. When we vote we sell out our birthright to be free individuals that fully benefit from our own labour and our collaboration with other workers. This makes no sense and more and more people are beginning to realise it. OK, so what can we do instead of this impotent act of submission? Well, if we don’t want others to have power over us, then we shouldn’t willingly put our power in someone else’s hands! History tells us that those we give power to will betray us and abuse that power. Organising horizontally, using some form of direct democracy, where everyone affected by a decision gets a say in that decision, while not perfect, is infinitely more fair and practical than handing over decision making to individuals and institutions who’s class interests are absolutely opposed to our own. So… DON’T VOTE, ORGANISE! We should organise with our neighbours, workmates, other people we have shared interests with, and other working-class people who are subject to particular modes of oppression because of their identity, such as racism, homophobia, transphobia etc. We are the experts on what we need, and on the best way to run things for the common good. We can use direct action to achieve this… Direct action is where we individually or collectively (usually collectively) solve a problem without looking to someone else to solve it for us. By this we mean, not just protesting and asking for change, but things like occupying, sabotaging, working to rule, refusing to pay their prices or their rent, and striking when WE decide if it’s time to strike, not when union bureaucrats and the state give us permission to. Plus of course, creating our own, horizontally organised groups, affinity groups, mutual aid groups and unofficial unions. For example, when workers aren’t paid the wages owed them, rather than asking the government to give us better legal protection, we take action to force employers to pay. Such things have been achieved with only a few dozen people. Renters unions have had many successes such as getting repairs done and refusing to pay rent increases, sometimes with only a handful of people. Imagine the power we could wield in our workplaces and our communities if thousands of us decided to refuse to be abused, oppressed and exploited any longer, and began to say NO! Of course, in reality, people are understandably afraid of taking the state on. But direct action doesn’t have to mean an all-out fight to defeat capitalism in one go, but by confronting the system directly at any point we can start to take control. In fact, all the good things we think of as having been created by the state - free healthcare, free education, health & safety laws to protect us at work, housing regulations, sick pay, unemployment benefits, pensions - came about historically to put an end to organised campaigns of collective direct action that threatened their power. Mostly we do this collectively - where we would fail as individuals, together we can win. That doesn’t mean that individuals can never act on their own - sometimes an individual can take an action that can inspire thousands! It’s time for us to stand up as individuals and as communities, and take our destinies into our own hands. It’s time to reject absolutely the legitimacy of the state and any top-down institutions that say they will represent our interests, such as political parties both large and small. We, as a class, already produce everything required for our material needs. We, as a class, know very well how to operate and take advantage of the technology we already have, and how to innovate to create even greater technologies. The ruling class, and their illogical, dysfunctional capitalist system just obstruct optimal production of goods and services and prevent a fair, functional and practical distribution of the wealth we create. This is now in plain sight and it’s time for us to act! It’s inevitable this will sometimes lead to confrontation on the streets and elsewhere. This can be scary but ultimately, we have to stand up for ourselves and our class by whatever means are necessary, otherwise we will continue to be ground into the dirt with increasing austerity, inequality, increasing destruction of our communities by local government and their policies of social cleansing for example, and through increasing authoritarianism and state violence. We can lay down and let it happen, or we can come together, realise our power, and FIGHT BACK!

  • @GrahamSmith-ho4sc
    @GrahamSmith-ho4sc Před 7 měsíci

    Only just become aware of this initiative . Resigned from LP once leadership endorsed war crimes in Gaza, What next ?

  • @rogerhill138
    @rogerhill138 Před 8 měsíci

    Do you agree with open door immigration? Do you support government led investment or just re-destributive economics.

  • @shamanahaboolist
    @shamanahaboolist Před 9 měsíci

    I'm very interested.

  • @simonBailey-dy3qy
    @simonBailey-dy3qy Před 9 měsíci

    Keep on fighting

  • @user-ne7ig5qv3s
    @user-ne7ig5qv3s Před 10 měsíci

    I agree with everything you say about the established parties but not sure yet another political party under our FPTP system is what we need. The Green Party already exist, why not join us instead of fighting us?

  • @sarat1325
    @sarat1325 Před 10 měsíci

    Myself and others have set up a meeting with a founding member of Transform in my area and have advertised on eventbrite ( also trying to get local papers to write something but not easy). Urge others to try and do likewise in their respective areas. Need to get the word out as not everyone knows about Transform.

  • @MutualAidWorks
    @MutualAidWorks Před 11 měsíci

    Politicians, political parties and union leaders are a diversion away from building independent, grass roots alternatives and carrying out direct action. Even if we are to gain reforms how we do so is vital and we should not be dependent on politicians and union bosses and look up to them as our 'saviours'. We need to build real working class self-organisation, resistance, solidarity, power and unity. This will be just another failed leftie project which won’t get anywhere. All the disillusioned Corbynistas who joined the Labour Party in a surge of enthusiasm could do with trying to think outside of the political and social democratic prison. Try forming affinity groups that reject the state, capitalism and authority and look at the history and actions of the historical anarchist, working class and peasant movements, for an alternative inspiration to overturn our decadent, decaying feudal-capitalist society.

  • @tubsymcghee7169
    @tubsymcghee7169 Před 11 měsíci

    A dead duck as soon as it's hatched

    • @sarat1325
      @sarat1325 Před 10 měsíci

      They said the same of the Labour Party when it was founded by the working class.

    • @tubsymcghee7169
      @tubsymcghee7169 Před 8 měsíci

      @@sarat1325 😂😂

  • @realnoahsimpson
    @realnoahsimpson Před rokem

    we already have it, it’s the Green Party

    • @CornishLassTalks
      @CornishLassTalks Před 11 měsíci

      cant trust greens

    • @realnoahsimpson
      @realnoahsimpson Před 11 měsíci

      @@CornishLassTalks why?

    • @CornishLassTalks
      @CornishLassTalks Před 11 měsíci

      transphobia one main reason@@realnoahsimpson

    • @realnoahsimpson
      @realnoahsimpson Před 11 měsíci

      @@CornishLassTalks i won’t deny we have a few transphobes that need to be expelled but the vast majority of members are welcoming, i know lots of noncis members, our party and leadership and policies and LGBTIQA+ liberation group are rocksolid on equality, not like other parties (Labour and the SNP and obviously the Conservatives, even the Lib Dems have transphobic peers and candidates), i wouldn’t be a member if i thought we weren’t a safe and liberating space. I’m pansexual (i’m not trans tho)). In fact we’re frequently attacked by opponents for our liberal and progressive values especially trans rights and migration and sanctuary

    • @sarat1325
      @sarat1325 Před 10 měsíci

      Unfortunately although I am impressed with alot of what The greens espouse they most definitely are not a party of The Left.

  • @lost_boy
    @lost_boy Před rokem

    Awesome. I’m in.

  • @thomasormsby8833
    @thomasormsby8833 Před rokem

    Union support could make or break it.

  • @reasontruthandlogic

    Nice idea, but obvious danger of merely further splitting the already split Left. As long as we are subject to FPTP, it is clearly essential to get as many other left-leaning organisations onside, combined into a single party.

    • @sarat1325
      @sarat1325 Před 8 měsíci

      What “left”?

    • @reasontruthandlogic
      @reasontruthandlogic Před 8 měsíci

      @@sarat1325There is still a lot of the left left. Not so much in the Labour Party, but widely spread in the Greens, XR, the unions, anti-war groups and throughout the population, amongst Corbyn supporters and people everywhere suffering from the cost of living crisis, crumbling health service and housing problems.

  • @Nashyj495
    @Nashyj495 Před rokem

    I'm 100% in. Really hope this takes off in popularity, we need a party that stands for socialism!

  • @janelee-xv5xf
    @janelee-xv5xf Před rokem

    all small left parties should join up in this and end sectarianism as Ken Loach asks us to. this umbrella party could support all the socialist independent candidates in all elections and unite many individual causes and movements in one movement for social, political, judicial and ecological change as "La France Insoumise" does in France. This combination of smaller groups is the way in which left wing movements all over the world are developing a democracy from a more authentic representation of the people. of course we should be doing it too.

    • @TransformPolitics
      @TransformPolitics Před rokem

      good point Jane. If you want to get more involved in Transform please contact us. best Andrew Burgin Transform Team

  • @rhubarb2301
    @rhubarb2301 Před rokem

    Crazy how everything they say is current Green Party policy

    • @alice1374
      @alice1374 Před rokem

      Not everything, the majority of it though ultimately all left parties just need to combine to one treaty which would ultimately be the best outcome. That means working together, and is very possible.

    • @stookful
      @stookful Před rokem

      How the Greens in Brighton treated council workers and the Irish Greens jumping in bed with the Irish Tories should serve as a warning.

    • @rhubarb2301
      @rhubarb2301 Před rokem

      ​@@alice1374 Name one thing that isn't lol. In fact, of all their constituent groups, the one policy that isn't Green Party policy is Left Unity's policy to nationalise supermarkets. Literally everything else is - and of course the Greens have a 160k word policy platform, providing a lot more detail than any of Transform's constituents

    • @rhubarb2301
      @rhubarb2301 Před rokem

      ​@@stookful The Irish Greens are odd - they're very divided, but are not affiliated with the English and Welsh Greens in any way. I assume you're also talking about strikes 10 years ago in Brighton essentially forced by central gov austerity and which were resolved? I mean, there are plenty of things done wrong in Brighton, but not really that

  • @robjo5954
    @robjo5954 Před rokem

    Signed up.. this has been too long coming.. but they will try everything to stop it. In truth my politics means NO political party is the answer... BUT.. in the interim, we DO need a truly left wing party. NOW!

  • @ameanastasiu
    @ameanastasiu Před rokem

    At long last the promise of a real parliamentary alternative for progressives of the true Left. This is the best piece of news for a very long time!

  • @MattScottMusic
    @MattScottMusic Před rokem

    More strength to your elbow, as they say.

  • @jeffmeades7333
    @jeffmeades7333 Před rokem

    I’m definitely in and will encourage others - I see this as our only choice. Support Independent’s. Get them onboard too when the Time is right for ‘both them and Transform?!’ 👍🏻✊🏾✊🏻✊🏽✊🏼✊

  • @cathyoleary7615
    @cathyoleary7615 Před rokem

    Im in!

  • @michaelrichardson67

    Please make a go of this. Let Novara Media know about this. Maybe talk to the unseat Kier mob too?

    • @gos4343
      @gos4343 Před rokem

      Unless NM (or at least MW and AB) have changed their mind they spoke against the use of a new socialist party 🤷‍♂

    • @michaelrichardson67
      @michaelrichardson67 Před rokem

      @@gos4343 They may not have thought it themselves, but they do report on left events and certainly don't generally foist their opinions on others.

    • @gos4343
      @gos4343 Před rokem

      @@michaelrichardson67 I simply made the point that NM made clear they believed FPTP made the idea of a new party of no use to socialists. I disagreed then, since then and now.

    • @michaelrichardson67
      @michaelrichardson67 Před rokem

      @@gos4343 They did feature a post from Jennifer EM which told them about Transform. MW said they still thought it would struggle, but said they would continue keep am eye on it and how it develops.

    • @gos4343
      @gos4343 Před rokem

      @@michaelrichardson67 That really doesn’t change my point. They were wrong then and remained wrong and history shows that imo.

  • @fraac
    @fraac Před rokem

    you uk nationalists are like americans who claim to have no accent

  • @margarethoward9150
    @margarethoward9150 Před rokem

    I am! 😊

  • @hollymoncrieff7805
    @hollymoncrieff7805 Před rokem

    We desperately need this! Signed up and supporting to the fullest.

  • @gos4343
    @gos4343 Před rokem

    Where ar TUSC on this ?

    • @kyllerbuzcut
      @kyllerbuzcut Před rokem

      I am pretty sure they're part of it

    • @gos4343
      @gos4343 Před rokem

      @@kyllerbuzcut I’m afraid they are not. They have a statement on their site. There is a disagreement around George Galloway Workers Party.

    • @janesamson3425
      @janesamson3425 Před rokem

      I can't find the statement in the TUSC site. Can you post a link @kyllerbuzcut?

    • @gos4343
      @gos4343 Před rokem

      @@janesamson3425 June 20 2022 CZcams don’t seem to allow links. So google “tusc social media statement” it should be the first thing you see and it will have the above date.

    • @stookful
      @stookful Před rokem

      The problem with TUSC is that it is dominated by the Socialist Party of England and Wales who see it as a re recruiting ground. TUSC is only visible around election time after which they retreat into the safety of the sect that is SPEW. Peter Taffe will won't to run any new party despite the wishes of the members. The best you can expect from TUSC is an agreement of not standing in the same constituency.

  • @TheYouiqbal
    @TheYouiqbal Před rokem

    Excellent!!!!