Here I am at the edge

 The Labour Party is dead The United Kingdom Labour Party is as good as dead. Keir Starmer , their leader keeps going on about a General Election , I say "Bring it on, then SHUT your mouth!" There is no way that Labour can win. Within the last month, two of their MPs have quit, and two more have been told not to run as Labour candidates. Okay, four Conservative MPs also resigned this month, even assuming they went to Labour, and those seats which lost their Labour candidate remained Labour; there would need to be a swing of more than 15% to Labour for the party to have a remote hope of winning - assuming all the smaller parties joined the alliance - Labour has not had the support of the British public since 1930. This is not surprising, most of the members are wealthy Asians at a time when the public is still recovering from the previous Labour government. The only viable party is the  United Kingdon Independence Party - UKIP -.

UKIP to the fore With a terrible choice of leadership candidates for the Conservatives ahead, I foresee the rise of UKIP shortly. You can forget the Labour party for many reasons; they are a misogynistic party, and in all thier history, they have never had a female leader. In a world against terrorism , they staunchly support several terrorist factions. Since the late '60s, the party has been holding onto the seats it gained in a landslide victory in the years after the 1929 General Strike; in each  election, they lose more voters as they drift further from their roots. A sign of the times came in the last election when four previously hard-core Labour seats turned to Conservative. What cost Labour, so many votes is their staunch pro-EU stance when over 70% of the UK is in favour of Brexit . Another factor is their wish to increase immigration when the UK is already burdened with an extended immigrant population and few jobs.