Kier Stahmer is, politically speaking, the Walking Dead.

And this is actually an insult to zombies, because as any fan of the genre will know,

zombies actually have a very clear sense of direction.

But they can also include a lot of damage, and Starmes' victims, like the elderly or disabled people, can testify to that.

Last week, Labour got absolutely decimated in the working class Welsh,

working class, working class Welsh valleys in the SNF by-election in Keffili. The party was

absolutely destroyed. Now, Kerfili has been held by Labour since 1918, the post-war, post-Great

war general election. When working-class men and some women were

given the vote, it survived even the near wipeout of the Labour Party in the 1931 election. Labor

still held that seat, despite only getting a few dozen. That Labour support collapsed from

46% back in 2021 to a marginal 11% and on a higher turnout too. What does that tell us?

It tells us that Starmorism has brought the Labour Party itself to the brink of destruction.

Now, in a run-up to the vote, Britain's national media framed the contest in this working class,

Welsh Valley's constituency, has more evidence of the onward march of Farajism.

Runap U.S., the leader of the victorious left-wing nationalist Plaid Cunary,

aptly wrote that many London commentators expected the seat to fall to reform,

perhaps even hoped it would.

Indeed, just to take a look at what happened when Plied Comerese candidate,

successful candidate, after winning a huge victory, Lindsay Whittle, look what happened when he won.

We've grabbed you as the winner of this, but actually the rest of the room's media is going to the person who's come second,

Theod Powell from Reform. What do you think that tells us?

I simply don't know.

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