Jeremy Corbin and Zarah Sultana have so far confirmed the formation of an anonymous political party to take Sir Kir starrer and Labor from the left side.
The populist organization, which has been temporarily dubbed to your party, was declared on Thursday by former labor leader and Ms. Sultana.
Mr. Corbin said that it was a “time for a new kind of political party – one who is with you” and he called for “massive redistribution of wealth and power”.
The group, which will bring the currently independent sitting MPs together, will create a democratic movement that can be rich and powerful – and can take on victory “, he said.
After the early launch of the party, through Ms. Sultana’s social media pages, weeks after getting into anarchy, were clearly unaware of Mr. Corbin that she was planning to declare her co-element.
Then, he promised to offer an alternative to “managed fall and broken promises”. But now the party is being formed, what will it really look like? Here, Independent Westminster walks through what we know about the new leftist offering so far.
What is their mission? And do they have any policies?
Unveiling more information on Thursday, Mr. Corbin said that his party would tax the rich and invest in the council houses.
He also said that it would support Palestine and “will be made up of people of all religions and no one”.
He said that millions of people were “afraid of the government’s complexity in crimes against humanity”.
“Now, more than ever, we should defend the right to protest the massacre,” he wrote. “We believe in fundamentalist thoughts that all human life has the same value. That is why we will continue to demand Israel to end all weapons, and for the only route for peace: an independent and independent Palestine”.
With the increasing contempt for labor under Sir Keir, when he suspended four MPs to rebel against cuts in his planned profit, Mr. Corbin and Ms. Sultana are trying to unite the leftists against the party. More information about how the party will work, who will lead it, what will be its policies and, importantly, what it will be called, it will be decided by members at a opening conference, expecting this autumn.
Who is included?
Ms. Sultana initially said that she would lead the party with former labor leader Mr. Corbin. While the former Labber leader initially refused to comment, instigated rumors that he was not committed to fully involved, he later issued a statement that confirmed that the formation of the party was “discussion”.
The formal launch letter of Thursday was signed by both Mr. Corbin and Ms. Sultana, and the discussion about the formation of the party included preachers and local coopers across the country along with independent MPs sitting in Parliament.
One of them is expected to join, a British-Filistini activist is Lean Mohammed, who almost ignored Ves Streeting in the last summer election and is planning to run against him again.
Another potential member is Andrew Fanstein, who stood against Sir Kir in his Halbourne and St. Pancris seat, finished second with 7,312 votes.
How much support they have?
It is very early to mention what kind of support will be in the behavior of Ms. Sultana’s party. In three weeks, he received more than 70,000 sign-ups on his page.
More widely, the voting-the voting-exceeded voting-very common last month, asked the Janata before unveiling his party-how they would vote if a left-blow party led by Mr. Corbin emerged.
In the fictional scenario, 10 percent of the voters said that they will withdraw the party, three points from labor, four points from greens, one point from Lib Dames and a point from SNP. Labor was left with 20 percent support, neck and neck with tori, while the UK was at 27 percent.
What is happening with the name?
The pair created a massive illusion online with the formation of the party, directing the supporters on a website under the title of your party.
Reform President Zia Yusuf said that from the perspective of branding it was “one of the worst party names ever”. And, responding to a news outlet on X, on Twitter in the past, Ms. Sultana demanded to clarify, writing: “This is not called your party!”
He said, “From launch to party, conferences, structures and yes – even names! – We are making it together,” he said, confirming that the members will decide the name.
Labor MPs also piled up anarchy, in which Mike Reader said: “I strongly recommend Voti McWote Face.”