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Labour MP's Tweet Sparks Fierce Debate on White Supremacy

Thanks for watching! Please subscribe to my channel GLOBALNEWS:    / @globalnewspolitik   Like and write a comment under this video. This inspires me to create new videos for you! Playlist with all GLOBALNEWS here:    / @globalnewspolitik   A recent row involving Labour MP Dawn Butler has sparked a heated debate in British politics. Butler retweeted a post by Nigerian journalist Nels Abbey that criticised Kemi Badenoch's rise in the Conservative Party, calling her victory "white supremacy in black". The post, which Butler later deleted, included "Seven rules for surviving a Kemi Badenoch victory" and implied that Badenoch's leadership represented a "victory for racism". Former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng and other Conservative MPs have since called for disciplinary action against Butler, with Kwarteng claiming that Butler's retweet was both incendiary and "hateful". He claimed Butler's comments were a form of "race baiting" and demanded that Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer take action by suspending Butler's party whip. Kwarteng pointed to previous incidents, such as the suspension of Labour MP Rupa Haque, as grounds for Starmer to tighten party discipline. Other Conservative Party figures, including former chancellor Nadhim Zahawi and MP Ben Obese-Jackety, condemned Butler's retweet, calling it a test of Starmer's commitment to fair political discourse. Obese-Jackety questioned whether the Labour Party would excuse Butler's comments without taking action. Despite calls for a response, Starmer has not removed the party whip from Butler. His office noted that Butler had rescinded the retweet and reiterated Starmer's earlier statement celebrating Badenoch's historic achievement as the first black woman to lead a major political party in Europe. Don Butler, Kemi Badenoch, Keir Starmer, Labour Party, statement scandal, racism in politics, UK politics, Nigerian journalist, Nels Abbey, black leaders, first black leader, Tories vs Labour, historic victory, UK MPs, Labour split, racial divide, White supremacy, Kwasi Kwarteng, Nahdim Zahavi, social media politics, Keir Starmer and discipline, statement scandal, UK media, public reaction, Labour scandal Please don’t strike with copyrights to my channel, if you want me to delete this video send me email: globalnewspolitik@gmail.com All in this Video are created by me - GLOBALNEWS All my video features materials protected by the Fair Use guidelines of Section 107 of Copyright Act. When creating such videos I find pictures and fragments of video cuts that are not protected by copyright. Then I translate the text into audio format. I open the editing program and adjust the sound, transitions, animations, length and effects in the video. Then the finished video after processing is exported and uploaded to the channel. These videos can take up to 4 hours to create. ❗️ I would also like to point out, the audio and video sources in my videos were created in such a way that my viewers hears and sees the new UNIQUE content that they have not seen before on other channels.