Will you listen to the Somali Conservatives & vote for them to defeat Sadiq Khan 2020

Reer London, Will you vote for the Tories?

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He wrote this article and it is is his pitch.

Mohamed Y Ali: The Conservative candidate for Mayor of London must have a real understanding of defeating crime.

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As most readers are no doubt aware, the point at which we select our mayoral candidate to fight Sadiq Khan is fast approaching. It is clear from Khan’s poor record on crime and housing that our chosen candidate will have plenty of ammunition to use in the race.

But our pitch for 2020 can’t simply be about negative campaigning. To win in 2020, we have to have a positive message to take to Londoners. Key to this is having a message, and a candidate to sell that message, that put forward a positive case for the Conservative Party in London.

Part of that case has to be about what makes the Conservative Party great. Our emphasis on opportunity for all. Our commitment to hard-working families. Our understanding of the need to manage finances well. But the unique context of London means that our candidate will not only need to understand this, but also be able to sell the Conservative Party to new audiences beyond our heartlands.

The difficulties we often face in London are largely down to the fact that we do not do so well with BAME (Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic) voters and younger people under the age of 40. The results of the 2017 General Election and the more recent local elections demonstrate this.

By the 2020 mayoral election, almost 45 per cent of the electorate will be BAME. If the Party continues to poll so badly among BAME communities, it is almost statistically impossible for a Conservative candidate to win enough votes to get over the line.

London is also one the youngest parts of the country, with an average age of 36. Younger people in places like from where I’m from, in Ealing, are not core Conservative voters. Our 2017 election performance shows that this is a group we need to be better at attracting.

So reaching out to BAME communities and young people is clearly something any candidate will need to be able to do. For our party, the next London Mayoral election will provide the next big opportunity for us in London to address these audiences. So, we must select our candidate wisely. Our success or failure in the next London Mayoral election could well decide the fate of the London Party in the longer term.

On who such a candidate could be, a lot of names will be put forward in the coming days and weeks. But who should we pick? For me, the choice is simple, Shaun Bailey gets my nomination for the Party’s candidate for London Mayor.

Given all the problems London is currently experiencing due to Sadiq Khan’s abysmal leadership, we need a candidate who first and foremost will address anti-social behaviour, create opportunities for our young people and tackle violent crime. We need a candidate who can speak to the young, who understands the causes behind the rise in violent crime, and who can win the trust of the city’s BAME voters for our party.

Shaun has been a youth worker for many years, and has been involved in community work to help disadvantaged communities for a long time now. This is why David Cameron hired him as a special adviser on youth and crime when he was Prime Minister. Shaun is also a London Assembly Member, so he understands all too well from personal experience how Sadiq Khan is failing London – and how to fix things.

Shaun grew up near Grenfell Tower in a family descended from the Windrush Generation. In many ways, Shaun personifies the immigrant success story so many in London experience.

He is the candidate who ticks all my boxes. If we are to have someone to stand on a pro-conservative message of opportunity, and have a candidate who can reach out to those more harder-to-reach communities, I challenge anyone to find a more suited candidate.

Our nomination for London Mayor can be a truly inspiring moment for our party. It would be a bold statement to the rest of the country to award Shaun our party’s nomination for the next Mayoral election. It would also represent our best chance of beating Sadiq Khan, something all Conservatives should urgently want to do.

https://www.conservativehome.com/lo...-a-real-understanding-of-defeating-crime.html

Would the Somalis like @Knowles, @Samaalic Era, @Arma and others vote for the Tories?
 
Conservative baa? Nope.

@Arma

I thought you expressed sentiments that London is becoming uninhabitable due to the waves on knife crimes, the Tories are offering an alternative to fight it and make London less violent and more liveable than currently. If they could reverse it, will you vote for them, or will you still vote for Sadiq Khan and embrace the crimes?
 

Radical

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Conservative? I thought he was more of a centrist as his name indicates that he's good with the rights and lefts
 
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Conservative? I thought he was more of a centrist as he's name indicates that he's good with the rights and lefts

@A man

He is also a Brexiteer, (who isn't in the Conservative Party a Brexiteer now, otherwise you will be kicked out of the Party). He came to Wales as a child ( from Africa) and calls himself "Made in Africa and assembled in Wales."
 

Yukon_Niner

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@Arma

I thought you expressed sentiments that London is becoming uninhabitable due to the waves on knife crimes, he is offering an alternative to fight it and make London less violent and more liveable than currently. If he could reverse it, will you vote for him, or still vote for Sadiq Khan and embrace the crimes because he represents the Conservatives?
Those austerity cuts by the conservative party are the reason knife crime has gone up. Who gets rid of cops and thinksit won't have an effect on crime. Bobby's on patrol meant there was always a deterrent somewhere, nowadays you get attacked there isn't an officer within your area. The whole force is thinned out.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...crime-ex-chief-metropolitan-police-lord-blair


The blame being put on Sadiq khan has to be the stupidest part of it as well.
 
Those austerity cuts by the conservative party are the reason knife crime has gone up. Who gets rid of cops and thinksit won't have an effect on crime. Bobby's on patrol meant there was always a deterrent somewhere, nowadays you get attacked there isn't an officer within your area. The whole force is thinned out.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...crime-ex-chief-metropolitan-police-lord-blair


The blame being put on Sadiq khan has to be the stupidest part of it as well.

@Yukon_Niner

It is a definite that a Conservative government will be returned in the December elections and having a Conservative mayor of London might yield a better cooperation and funding for Law and Order. Sadiq Khan will be fighting with number 10 and nothing will be done about this issue which will negatively impact on the Somalis in London.
 

Yukon_Niner

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@Yukon_Niner

It is a definite that a Conservative government will be returned in the December elections and having a Conservative mayor of London might yield a better cooperation and funding for Law and Order. Sadiq Khan will be fighting with number 10 and nothing will be done about this issue which will negatively impact on the Somalis in London.
The conservative party is in disarray. If Boris Johnson is still there then you can count on more cuts or general f*ck ups. The conservative party are infamous for sparing the rich of taxes and devastating the lower middle class/poor as much as they can.

Honestly I don't have much hope in labour either I'd vote green party if I didn't know they'd never have a chance.
 

Macalin M

Out here
The conservative party is in disarray. If Boris Johnson is still there then you can count on more cuts or general f*ck ups. The conservative party are infamous for sparing the rich of taxes and devastating the lower middle class/poor as much as they can.

Honestly I don't have much hope in labour either I'd vote green party if I didn't know they'd never have a chance.
Labour want to tax people who earn £6K if I’m not mistaken. Their front page manifesto looked dodgy. Free rail travel for under 25’s, scrapping uni fees. Sounds like they’re trying to grab as much kids as they can.
 

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