While being grilled by the House of Commons Liaison Committee Keir Starmer claimed he couldn’t think of a single thing he’s done wrong since becoming PM. So to help him out here’s 20.
Proportional voting, so a more honest wide spectrum, and do away with this ludicrous throwing out of policies rather than adjusting, which PR would be more likely to achieve. Then you would get some nasties in, but at least they would have to operate in the light.
I see starmer's leadership of the labour party and subsequent general election victory as being like a road traffic accident. Things seem to be happening in slow motion. You can see it coming and you know it's going to hurt. Excellent article.
Thank you for your list of 20 faux pas committed by Sir Keir Starmer KC and Knight of the (Blood)Bath... I am sure you are quite right and that there are many more of which we are not privy.
For two decades I have ignored British politics because I came to the sad realisation that Westminster is a choreographed soap opera and the real decision making comes from international geo-political entities.
So I began to investigate who, where, why and how. Here is my rather ugly conclusion:
I wish you'd heard Andrew Feinstein's talk at BRSLI last night. H knows more about corruption thatn anybody except Oliver Bullougn, and ran against Starmer in the General Election. See if you can get hold of his talk, delivered in a way that only somebody who believes in something and knows their material, can do. The diametric opposite of Stammerer.
And the alternative is….??
Proportional voting, so a more honest wide spectrum, and do away with this ludicrous throwing out of policies rather than adjusting, which PR would be more likely to achieve. Then you would get some nasties in, but at least they would have to operate in the light.
I see starmer's leadership of the labour party and subsequent general election victory as being like a road traffic accident. Things seem to be happening in slow motion. You can see it coming and you know it's going to hurt. Excellent article.
Thank you for your list of 20 faux pas committed by Sir Keir Starmer KC and Knight of the (Blood)Bath... I am sure you are quite right and that there are many more of which we are not privy.
For two decades I have ignored British politics because I came to the sad realisation that Westminster is a choreographed soap opera and the real decision making comes from international geo-political entities.
So I began to investigate who, where, why and how. Here is my rather ugly conclusion:
https://francesleader.substack.com/p/the-mother-of-all-false-flag-events
Very interesting! I still simplify it in my own head as "rich bastards are behind all the bad stuff", but the Catholic Church is sinister af.
Great article. It should be available to the General public. What worries me though, is what the UK will be like after several years of this disaster.
Perfectly sums up a lot of the worst of Starmer so far
A fair assessment, I'd say Tom. Starmer has proven himself repeatedly to be a complete tosser.
Yes. For each of the twenty listed crimes against us and the socialist conscience he is clearly lacking.
Pretty much sums things up
THat was utterly extraordinary, and suggested a total lack of self-examination or criticism.
I wish you'd heard Andrew Feinstein's talk at BRSLI last night. H knows more about corruption thatn anybody except Oliver Bullougn, and ran against Starmer in the General Election. See if you can get hold of his talk, delivered in a way that only somebody who believes in something and knows their material, can do. The diametric opposite of Stammerer.