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Sir Keir Starmer in his own words He’ll drive through whatever, regardless of infrastructure, regardless of local services, regardless of the impact 🏙️ Huge developments driven through with no local input at all ⚡️ Massive 160ft Pylons outside your window rather than Conservatives manifesto commitment to drive for underground... show more

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@Keir_Starmer Keir is right on this, the UK has far too many NIMBYs that block houses, hospitals, roads, runways, reservoirs, pylons, masts — you name it. This is bad as it stifles economic growth and makes the UK less resilient.

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Appointing Gordon Brown to work with Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer is a positive move by the PM - it shows he is listening after a tough set of election results for The Labour Party. We’re not even halfway through this Parliament yet. My message to Labour MPs is simple: accept the results with humility and get behind this PM and his team to deliver the change the country voted for him to deliver. LabourCentralSuffolkNorthIpswich

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News🇬🇧💥: "Harriett 'Harm Them' Harman campaigned for a group called the Pedophile Information Exchange, (PIE). This group wanted to reduce the age of consent for sex in Britain to the age of 10 - claiming that 'sex with children does them no harm'. Starmer wants her to be his 'Minister for Women and Girls'. This is Starmer, this is Labour, this is Britain in 2026". George Galloway. Harriet Harman, a prominent British Labour politician and current member of the House of Lords, served as a legal officer for the National Council for Civil Liberties (NCCL)—now known as Liberty—between 1978 and 1982. Veteran broadcaster and part of the Labour old Guard, George Galloway reinforces what many of have been saying about the demonic and vile people surrounding and supporting PM Keir Starmer and his toxic Labour Party. Source: The Mother of All Talk Shows with George Galloway

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Powerful people from all parties failed to protect girls like me from being raped and abused. But Labour were worst of all. It was in Labour-led Telford where I was asked by a CSE detective if I had “consented to sexual activity” at any point. It was local Labour politicians that called Pakistani-Muslim grooming gang survivors “paki shaggers” and “white slags”. It was in Labour-run Rochdale and Rotherham where local services turned little girls away and handed them straight back to their abusers because they didn’t want to be called racist. Labour councils. Labour politicians. Labour councillors. Labour-led local authorities. Labour-controlled police forces. So long as Labour is the sole leader of the National Grooming Gangs Inquiry, there is no chance of justice or change. The appointment of a Labour Peer with no legal experience to chair an investigation into the worst legal and systemic failure this country has ever seen? It’s a farce. Labour cannot be the face of justice. Not when they were the architects of the very atrocities we are fighting to expose. Nothing will change, nothing will get better, and we will be letting Labour mark their own homework and sweep their corruption under the rug with the veneer of an “impartial inquiry”. The only way the inquiry stands a chance of succeeding is if Reform, the Tories, survivors, apolitical experts, whistleblowers and legal professionals are given a seat at the table. And the only way that will happen is by tearing up their current “plan” and starting from scratch. Without Labour at the helm. It must be cross-party. It must be expert and survivor-led. And, most importantly, it must be free from the Labour Party’s iron grip.

Powerful people from all parties failed to protect girls like me from being raped and abused. But Labour were worst of all. It was in Labour-led Telford where I was asked by a CSE detective if I had “consented to sexual activity” at any point. It was local Labour politicians that called Pakistani-Muslim grooming gang survivors “paki shaggers” and “white slags”. It was in Labour-run Rochdale and Rotherham where local services turned little girls away and handed them straight back to their abusers because they didn’t want to be called racist. Labour councils. Labour politicians. Labour councillors. Labour-led local authorities. Labour-controlled police forces. So long as Labour is the sole leader of the National Grooming Gangs Inquiry, there is no chance of justice or change. The appointment of a Labour Peer with no legal experience to chair an investigation into the worst legal and systemic failure this country has ever seen? It’s a farce. Labour cannot be the face of justice. Not when they were the architects of the very atrocities we are fighting to expose. Nothing will change, nothing will get better, and we will be letting Labour mark their own homework and sweep their corruption under the rug with the veneer of an “impartial inquiry”. The only way the inquiry stands a chance of succeeding is if Reform, the Tories, survivors, apolitical experts, whistleblowers and legal professionals are given a seat at the table. And the only way that will happen is by tearing up their current “plan” and starting from scratch. Without Labour at the helm. It must be cross-party. It must be expert and survivor-led. And, most importantly, it must be free from the Labour Party’s iron grip.

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🔥 BRILLIANT! Trevor Phillips absolutely torches a squirming Labour Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson over Keir Starmer’s hollow “change” promise after their local election disaster! Phillips refuses to accept the usual platitudes and goes straight for the jugular on the three biggest issues facing the country: Europe, immigration, and welfare. When she dodges and weaves with vague waffle, Trevor fires straight back: “I’ve asked you about 3 of the biggest issues facing the government and what I’m getting is, nothing is going to change.” She tries more empty rhetoric. He shuts it down instantly: “No! I want to know, when the Prime Minister says he’s going to change, what is going to change?” Then on immigration, she claims “part of the change is around immigration”. Phillips pounces: “What does that mean!? You’re giving me a lot of words but what does it mean!?” Absolute masterclass from Trevor. He wouldn’t let her off the hook with meaningless slogans. Pin these people down and there’s nothing there. We all know the truth: Starmer’s “change” is just more of the same.

🔥 BRILLIANT! Trevor Phillips absolutely torches a squirming Labour Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson over Keir Starmer’s hollow “change” promise after their local election disaster! Phillips refuses to accept the usual platitudes and goes straight for the jugular on the three biggest issues facing the country: Europe, immigration, and welfare. When she dodges and weaves with vague waffle, Trevor fires straight back: “I’ve asked you about 3 of the biggest issues facing the government and what I’m getting is, nothing is going to change.” She tries more empty rhetoric. He shuts it down instantly: “No! I want to know, when the Prime Minister says he’s going to change, what is going to change?” Then on immigration, she claims “part of the change is around immigration”. Phillips pounces: “What does that mean!? You’re giving me a lot of words but what does it mean!?” Absolute masterclass from Trevor. He wouldn’t let her off the hook with meaningless slogans. Pin these people down and there’s nothing there. We all know the truth: Starmer’s “change” is just more of the same.

J Stewart

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Keir Starmer trying to rationalise cuts to the Winter Fuel Allowance and cuts to Disability Benefits Sorry, but when Labour's own impact assessment shows that pensioners will be pushed into poverty, or that disabled people will be put in poverty, by applying either of those policies, you don't carry on with them, you find a better way And the shame of Labour putting the burden on poor old pensioners and the disabled instead of balancing the books with a wealth tax on those with £10m+ whose quality of life would not be impacted by a wealth that, it's disgraceful Should millionaires get the winter fuel allowance? No But does that mean we take it away from the poorest pensioners? Also no Should disabled people be denied the opportunity to work if they can or wish to? No But does that mean you start cutting disability benefits putting them into poverty? No Whoever is advising Labour is doing a very bad job, because the solutions are easier First fix the threshold for WFA and make sure no elderly person loses out, then apply the changes First start providing support services to disabled people who can and would like to work, and when their income reaches above a certain threshold then phase out disability support It's not rocket science, its policy with compassion and with simple principles We all know the Conservatives left a mess, but we don't clean up that mess by targeting the old and the disabled Whatever bubble Keir Starmer is in, I hope he steps out of it before it's too late And that includes finding a backbone and calling our Israel for murdering hundreds of Palestinians, shooting them, while they queue up for food Keir Starmer's silence on Israel's war crimes, and the admission of ethnic cleansing by Israeli politicians, really is such a let down Labour are meant to be the better party - but some of their actions up until now are disgraceful, heartless and cruel I didn't expect us to be in this situation a year into a Labour government, yet here we are Snap out of it Labour and do better, you're letting the country down

Keir Starmer trying to rationalise cuts to the Winter Fuel Allowance and cuts to Disability Benefits Sorry, but when Labour's own impact assessment shows that pensioners will be pushed into poverty, or that disabled people will be put in poverty, by applying either of those policies, you don't carry on with them, you find a better way And the shame of Labour putting the burden on poor old pensioners and the disabled instead of balancing the books with a wealth tax on those with £10m+ whose quality of life would not be impacted by a wealth that, it's disgraceful Should millionaires get the winter fuel allowance? No But does that mean we take it away from the poorest pensioners? Also no Should disabled people be denied the opportunity to work if they can or wish to? No But does that mean you start cutting disability benefits putting them into poverty? No Whoever is advising Labour is doing a very bad job, because the solutions are easier First fix the threshold for WFA and make sure no elderly person loses out, then apply the changes First start providing support services to disabled people who can and would like to work, and when their income reaches above a certain threshold then phase out disability support It's not rocket science, its policy with compassion and with simple principles We all know the Conservatives left a mess, but we don't clean up that mess by targeting the old and the disabled Whatever bubble Keir Starmer is in, I hope he steps out of it before it's too late And that includes finding a backbone and calling our Israel for murdering hundreds of Palestinians, shooting them, while they queue up for food Keir Starmer's silence on Israel's war crimes, and the admission of ethnic cleansing by Israeli politicians, really is such a let down Labour are meant to be the better party - but some of their actions up until now are disgraceful, heartless and cruel I didn't expect us to be in this situation a year into a Labour government, yet here we are Snap out of it Labour and do better, you're letting the country down

Farrukh

13,141 просмотров • 1 год назад

Left: Keir Starmer, "We risk becoming an island of strangers" Right: Some of the anti immigrant nonsense Enoch Powell spoke in 1968, which is what Starmer's 'island of strangers' reminded me of I don't believe for a moment that Keir Starmer is anti-immigrant or racist, in fact I'm fairly sure he's pro immigration, pro diversity, pro just being a normal decent human being But this policy from Labour is designed to appeal to the populist far right, which means that instead of speaking up for migrants he will find ways to directly and indirectly criticise migrants or even blame migrants for the lack of housing and services which he did today And if he's cheap enough to do that, then he can rightly take his place alongside others who demonise migrants - shame on them The worst part of all of this is that they sat in a room, came up with this policy, thought it was a good enough idea and went with it - Keir Starmer's Labour continues to be a massive disappointment And as a son of migrants who moved to the UK, worked in the NHS, I'm disgusted that our prime minister has chosen to court far right talking points We all know how disgusting so many Conservatives have been, shamelessly exploiting public opinion to seek office I'm not a Labour voter but I really expected so much more from Keir Starmer and Labour Keir Starmer's speech today has made him just as awful as Boris Johnson, and I'm really disappointed that our Prime Minister has to behave this way to address the issue of migration

Left: Keir Starmer, "We risk becoming an island of strangers" Right: Some of the anti immigrant nonsense Enoch Powell spoke in 1968, which is what Starmer's 'island of strangers' reminded me of I don't believe for a moment that Keir Starmer is anti-immigrant or racist, in fact I'm fairly sure he's pro immigration, pro diversity, pro just being a normal decent human being But this policy from Labour is designed to appeal to the populist far right, which means that instead of speaking up for migrants he will find ways to directly and indirectly criticise migrants or even blame migrants for the lack of housing and services which he did today And if he's cheap enough to do that, then he can rightly take his place alongside others who demonise migrants - shame on them The worst part of all of this is that they sat in a room, came up with this policy, thought it was a good enough idea and went with it - Keir Starmer's Labour continues to be a massive disappointment And as a son of migrants who moved to the UK, worked in the NHS, I'm disgusted that our prime minister has chosen to court far right talking points We all know how disgusting so many Conservatives have been, shamelessly exploiting public opinion to seek office I'm not a Labour voter but I really expected so much more from Keir Starmer and Labour Keir Starmer's speech today has made him just as awful as Boris Johnson, and I'm really disappointed that our Prime Minister has to behave this way to address the issue of migration

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The former RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch warned people about #KeirStarmer before the election. Most of the media laughed it off. Many in Labour dismissed him. But he understood exactly what Starmer represented. Lynch said Starmer’s Labour was managerial, not political. A party run by lawyers, advisors, and communications professionals rather than people rooted in labour history, trade unions, industry, or working-class communities. A party that believed in management, not representation. Stability, not change. Administration, not politics. He warned that if Starmer won, Labour would not govern as a movement, but as a management team. If anything, Lynch understated it. What we have seen is not a political Prime Minister but an administrative one. Government by briefing note, by focus group, by legal framing rather than political vision. A Labour Party reshaped from a political movement into something closer to a corporate structure with MPs. Under Starmer, Labour has been changed more fundamentally than even under Blair. Blair at least had a political project. Starmer’s project has been control. Centralise the party. Remove internal opposition. Sideline unions. Purge members. Control candidate selection. Control messaging. Control policy. The result is a Labour Party that is now barely recognisable as a working-class party, and barely recognisable even as a democratic political party. It behaves more like an administrative arm of the state than a movement representing the people. Alongside this has come something else that should worry anyone who cares about civil liberties. Expanding surveillance powers. Restrictions on protest. Speech laws framed as safety. Increasing police powers. More powers for the state, fewer rights for the citizen. All passed in the language of responsibility and stability. This is managerial politics. Not leadership, not representation, not democracy in the traditional labour movement sense. Management of the population. Management of expectations. Management of decline. Mick Lynch saw a managerial Labour Party coming. What he didn’t see was a Labour Party rebuilt as a machine: centrally controlled, staffed with loyalists, a government with authoritarian instincts and no roots in the labour movement at all, parachuting in MPs with little to no experience outside political offices, hand-picked acolytes from outfits like Labour Together, selected not for independence or service to their communities, but for loyalty to the leadership. MPs whose first duty is not to their constituents, not to their country, but to the party machine and the people who control it. Labour didn’t win power for the people. Starmer won power for the global oligarchy and that little club he's been a member of since 2019... Paul Knaggs , Labour Heartlands

The former RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch warned people about #KeirStarmer before the election. Most of the media laughed it off. Many in Labour dismissed him. But he understood exactly what Starmer represented. Lynch said Starmer’s Labour was managerial, not political. A party run by lawyers, advisors, and communications professionals rather than people rooted in labour history, trade unions, industry, or working-class communities. A party that believed in management, not representation. Stability, not change. Administration, not politics. He warned that if Starmer won, Labour would not govern as a movement, but as a management team. If anything, Lynch understated it. What we have seen is not a political Prime Minister but an administrative one. Government by briefing note, by focus group, by legal framing rather than political vision. A Labour Party reshaped from a political movement into something closer to a corporate structure with MPs. Under Starmer, Labour has been changed more fundamentally than even under Blair. Blair at least had a political project. Starmer’s project has been control. Centralise the party. Remove internal opposition. Sideline unions. Purge members. Control candidate selection. Control messaging. Control policy. The result is a Labour Party that is now barely recognisable as a working-class party, and barely recognisable even as a democratic political party. It behaves more like an administrative arm of the state than a movement representing the people. Alongside this has come something else that should worry anyone who cares about civil liberties. Expanding surveillance powers. Restrictions on protest. Speech laws framed as safety. Increasing police powers. More powers for the state, fewer rights for the citizen. All passed in the language of responsibility and stability. This is managerial politics. Not leadership, not representation, not democracy in the traditional labour movement sense. Management of the population. Management of expectations. Management of decline. Mick Lynch saw a managerial Labour Party coming. What he didn’t see was a Labour Party rebuilt as a machine: centrally controlled, staffed with loyalists, a government with authoritarian instincts and no roots in the labour movement at all, parachuting in MPs with little to no experience outside political offices, hand-picked acolytes from outfits like Labour Together, selected not for independence or service to their communities, but for loyalty to the leadership. MPs whose first duty is not to their constituents, not to their country, but to the party machine and the people who control it. Labour didn’t win power for the people. Starmer won power for the global oligarchy and that little club he's been a member of since 2019... Paul Knaggs , Labour Heartlands

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In the first question at the BBC Debate, Sue says, "People are dismayed by the lack of integrity and honesty in politics today" At the same time as the debate, Conservative Party HQ changed their Twitter account to 'Tax Check UK' which leads to a website with misleading information about Labour's tax plans And in response to Sue's question, Rishi Sunak said, "Leadership means being straight with people.. The choice at this election is about leadership and integrity in politics.. Leadership means being straight with people about what you plan to do.. Keir Starmer and the Labour party are not being straight with you" The absolute shame of the Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak talking about leadership and integrity while CCHQ have changed their appearance - outright deception - and link to a website full of false information about the Labour party's tax plans Please vote for whichever party will remove the Conservative candidate in your area: Labour, LibDem, Green, SNP, Plaid Cymru - any of them would be better than another five years of the Conservatives Go to - to find the best option for a tactical vote option in your constituency

In the first question at the BBC Debate, Sue says, "People are dismayed by the lack of integrity and honesty in politics today" At the same time as the debate, Conservative Party HQ changed their Twitter account to 'Tax Check UK' which leads to a website with misleading information about Labour's tax plans And in response to Sue's question, Rishi Sunak said, "Leadership means being straight with people.. The choice at this election is about leadership and integrity in politics.. Leadership means being straight with people about what you plan to do.. Keir Starmer and the Labour party are not being straight with you" The absolute shame of the Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak talking about leadership and integrity while CCHQ have changed their appearance - outright deception - and link to a website full of false information about the Labour party's tax plans Please vote for whichever party will remove the Conservative candidate in your area: Labour, LibDem, Green, SNP, Plaid Cymru - any of them would be better than another five years of the Conservatives Go to - to find the best option for a tactical vote option in your constituency

Farrukh

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🚨BREAKING: Angela Rayner has said that Trump is a ‘buffoon’ and he is an embarrassment, as an interview resurfaces from 2020. Keir Starmer says he stands by foreign secretary David Lammy who called Donald Trump a ‘neo-Nazi sympathising sociopath’. Labour getting exposed big time right now. Trumps coming for all of them and they know it. The people in this country will support it. No country wants to work with Starmer and this fraudulent government, I’ll be glad to see the back of the parasites. Brilliant to watch.

🚨BREAKING: Angela Rayner has said that Trump is a ‘buffoon’ and he is an embarrassment, as an interview resurfaces from 2020. Keir Starmer says he stands by foreign secretary David Lammy who called Donald Trump a ‘neo-Nazi sympathising sociopath’. Labour getting exposed big time right now. Trumps coming for all of them and they know it. The people in this country will support it. No country wants to work with Starmer and this fraudulent government, I’ll be glad to see the back of the parasites. Brilliant to watch.

The Yorkshire Lass

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Last night, I dropped into a gathering in the independent stronghold of Dewsbury, England, where local MP Iqbal Mohamed welcomed Your Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. The crowd was pumped, energised and keen to give Labour a real thumping on May 7. This is one of many Muslim-heavy areas which look set to punish Labour over Gaza and many other issues. Muslims all across the UK are hoping that Labour get battered so badly that it could cost Sir “Kid Killer” Starmer his job as PM. Political vengence for his immoral stance on the genocide.

Last night, I dropped into a gathering in the independent stronghold of Dewsbury, England, where local MP Iqbal Mohamed welcomed Your Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. The crowd was pumped, energised and keen to give Labour a real thumping on May 7. This is one of many Muslim-heavy areas which look set to punish Labour over Gaza and many other issues. Muslims all across the UK are hoping that Labour get battered so badly that it could cost Sir “Kid Killer” Starmer his job as PM. Political vengence for his immoral stance on the genocide.

Robert Carter

11,760 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Nadine Dorries, "Conservative MPs plot and they scheme and they plan" "No moral ethics whatsoever when it comes to taking down a Prime Minister" "It's all about personal ambition" Fiona Bruce, "You were a Conservative MP" Nadine Dorries, "But I was not a plotter or a schemer" "And what you will see happen with Labour now is" "What Labour MPs will start doing it now will be a death by a thousand cuts" "They will start to undermine Keir Starmer" "You saw it with Lisa Nandy this morning" "You saw it with Angela Rayner this afternoon" "You've seen it with the unions tonight" "Everyday there will be a bad headline now for Keir Starmer"

Nadine Dorries, "Conservative MPs plot and they scheme and they plan" "No moral ethics whatsoever when it comes to taking down a Prime Minister" "It's all about personal ambition" Fiona Bruce, "You were a Conservative MP" Nadine Dorries, "But I was not a plotter or a schemer" "And what you will see happen with Labour now is" "What Labour MPs will start doing it now will be a death by a thousand cuts" "They will start to undermine Keir Starmer" "You saw it with Lisa Nandy this morning" "You saw it with Angela Rayner this afternoon" "You've seen it with the unions tonight" "Everyday there will be a bad headline now for Keir Starmer"

Farrukh

31,626 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

"Labour are finished, in particular during the course of this live stream with this opening graphic for you on the screens, Labour are Finished. We're going to break it down for you in the following way: as you should see on your screens now, this is the headline for today's stream, Warrior Creed live stream, and that is 'UK Local Elections: Muslim vote to To Destroy Labour Strongholds' and..what today will be about will be to...break down how exactly that's going to happen and demonstrate how the general sentiment of the Muslim vote in the UK will end up damaging the Labour Party most of all first and foremost...But of course, as should be clear by now, the elections are coming up in two days time. That's the nationwide UK local elections on the 7th of May 2026. It is going to mark a significant shift in the UK away from Keir Starmer's Labour Party and towards more populist parties. In the Labour strongholds this shift is likely to be reflected in the form of the vote for the Green Party" Maajid Nawaz, WARRIOR CREED, 5th May 2026.

"Labour are finished, in particular during the course of this live stream with this opening graphic for you on the screens, Labour are Finished. We're going to break it down for you in the following way: as you should see on your screens now, this is the headline for today's stream, Warrior Creed live stream, and that is 'UK Local Elections: Muslim vote to To Destroy Labour Strongholds' and..what today will be about will be to...break down how exactly that's going to happen and demonstrate how the general sentiment of the Muslim vote in the UK will end up damaging the Labour Party most of all first and foremost...But of course, as should be clear by now, the elections are coming up in two days time. That's the nationwide UK local elections on the 7th of May 2026. It is going to mark a significant shift in the UK away from Keir Starmer's Labour Party and towards more populist parties. In the Labour strongholds this shift is likely to be reflected in the form of the vote for the Green Party" Maajid Nawaz, WARRIOR CREED, 5th May 2026.

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23,719 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

The by-election in Gorton and Denton will have huge repercussions for Keir Starmer and Labour - but also for British democracy. It shows that democracy can't survive in a multicultural country, voting becomes a demographic head count. People no longer vote according to values or policy, they vote according to tribal loyalties and concerns. As the non-native population grows it will vote for redistribution of wealth from the native population, assisted by leftists who ally with them against their common enemies of "capitalism", "the nation state" and "attractive, successful people". This is already happening - look at the Green Party and their alliance with Islamists. Why did you think the left brought these people in? Unless British people realise what's happening and deal with it (unlikely because it would mean rejecting the national religion of multiculturalism, saying no to lefty women and being a bit mean to people who hate us), the best we can hope for is South Africanisation; a dwindling productive population squeezed by an increasingly bitter and entitled majority. Worst case scenario: Lebanon. Even worse scenario: Birmingham.

The by-election in Gorton and Denton will have huge repercussions for Keir Starmer and Labour - but also for British democracy. It shows that democracy can't survive in a multicultural country, voting becomes a demographic head count. People no longer vote according to values or policy, they vote according to tribal loyalties and concerns. As the non-native population grows it will vote for redistribution of wealth from the native population, assisted by leftists who ally with them against their common enemies of "capitalism", "the nation state" and "attractive, successful people". This is already happening - look at the Green Party and their alliance with Islamists. Why did you think the left brought these people in? Unless British people realise what's happening and deal with it (unlikely because it would mean rejecting the national religion of multiculturalism, saying no to lefty women and being a bit mean to people who hate us), the best we can hope for is South Africanisation; a dwindling productive population squeezed by an increasingly bitter and entitled majority. Worst case scenario: Lebanon. Even worse scenario: Birmingham.

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153,533 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Left: Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer make the BMA doctors strike about pay Right: Susanna Reid, "More than half of year 2 doctors have no job to go to next month" Labour are pitting the public against doctors on the grounds of pay, when the strikes are about more than pay, they're about the lack of jobs for doctors In this case, it's a lack of jobs in hospitals. But it's also about a lack of GP jobs, because Wes Streeting has limited the ability of GP practices to hire more GPs (while giving them budgets to hire other staff) We have a shortage of hospital doctors, we have a shortage of GP doctors, and it is Labour policy under Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting has worsened this problem The worst part, Streeting and Starmer both using the rise in flu cases to suggest that strain in hospitals is the doctors fault But when you look at the data, there have been nearly 1,000,000 patients treated in corridors this year It didn't just happen overnight, Labour, like the Conservatives before them, continue to underfund the NHS And with at least 10% of the NHS budget goes to private contracts, instead of investing in the NHS, by using private services, Labour continue to spend more on private health services than on the NHS: how is it efficient to pay more for the same service? Sorry Labour voters, but if you go with the line it's all about pay, you're missing the bigger picture, and you're putting your loyalty towards Starmer and Streeting who are misrepresenting what's going on, and distrusting the very people who spend their entire lives looking after other people, doctors

Left: Wes Streeting and Keir Starmer make the BMA doctors strike about pay Right: Susanna Reid, "More than half of year 2 doctors have no job to go to next month" Labour are pitting the public against doctors on the grounds of pay, when the strikes are about more than pay, they're about the lack of jobs for doctors In this case, it's a lack of jobs in hospitals. But it's also about a lack of GP jobs, because Wes Streeting has limited the ability of GP practices to hire more GPs (while giving them budgets to hire other staff) We have a shortage of hospital doctors, we have a shortage of GP doctors, and it is Labour policy under Keir Starmer and Wes Streeting has worsened this problem The worst part, Streeting and Starmer both using the rise in flu cases to suggest that strain in hospitals is the doctors fault But when you look at the data, there have been nearly 1,000,000 patients treated in corridors this year It didn't just happen overnight, Labour, like the Conservatives before them, continue to underfund the NHS And with at least 10% of the NHS budget goes to private contracts, instead of investing in the NHS, by using private services, Labour continue to spend more on private health services than on the NHS: how is it efficient to pay more for the same service? Sorry Labour voters, but if you go with the line it's all about pay, you're missing the bigger picture, and you're putting your loyalty towards Starmer and Streeting who are misrepresenting what's going on, and distrusting the very people who spend their entire lives looking after other people, doctors

Farrukh

67,733 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Trump promised to get the U.S. out of wars — he lied. He has now plunged us into conflict in Venezuela, enacting regime change with no plan for what comes next. This is all about oil, greed, and power — and will come at a great cost to the American people.

Trump promised to get the U.S. out of wars — he lied. He has now plunged us into conflict in Venezuela, enacting regime change with no plan for what comes next. This is all about oil, greed, and power — and will come at a great cost to the American people.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal

30,861 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Cathy Newman, "Trump smashed up the old world order, the UK and EU are wondering what to do about it" "Keir Starmer offered closer ties with the EU, why not go the whole hog and rejoin the EU, with the majority of the country in favour?" Sir Michael Morpurgo, "It was the greatest mistake this country has made since the war, I have no doubt about that at all" "I mean to turn our back on our neighbours in that way, not just in terms of trade but in terms of culture and everything" "It was a ridiculous decision" "Somehow we have to understand when we make a mistake, we admit it and make a change"

Cathy Newman, "Trump smashed up the old world order, the UK and EU are wondering what to do about it" "Keir Starmer offered closer ties with the EU, why not go the whole hog and rejoin the EU, with the majority of the country in favour?" Sir Michael Morpurgo, "It was the greatest mistake this country has made since the war, I have no doubt about that at all" "I mean to turn our back on our neighbours in that way, not just in terms of trade but in terms of culture and everything" "It was a ridiculous decision" "Somehow we have to understand when we make a mistake, we admit it and make a change"

Farrukh

379,325 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

"Labour activist" Lewis Goodall is meeting the grubby gammons in the Leigh & Altrincham constituency. Lewis finds out the man is voting Reform UK "not Labour", Lewis asks why not Sir Keir Starmer? "He's the reason immigrants are getting all the payments". The voter refers to a case in 2003 where Starmer, QC, acted for 6 immigrants in a test case against the Government’s new policy on paying benefits for asylum-seekers. (1) No doubt Lewis is biting his lip when a lady says "we've had more trouble with foreigners coming here murdering..it's their fault for letting them in & they don't put them back." Asylum seeker Ahmed Alid, 45, was sentenced to life for the murder of Terence Carney. (2) Another former Labour voter "prefers Nigel Farage MP" & is critical of Tony Blair's "open door policies". Lewis "on immigration?" Yes he replies. Lewis refers to "antipathy & indifference to the election & politics is so striking". "The anti-system feeling in politics is corrosive & the opening that there is for someone to prise that, is gaping." He believes Farage has leveraged that for his own purposes. Yes, 27 years of Uniparty allowing unremitting immigration, against the wishes of the vast majority of the electorate, has been fatal. (1) (2)

"Labour activist" Lewis Goodall is meeting the grubby gammons in the Leigh & Altrincham constituency. Lewis finds out the man is voting Reform UK "not Labour", Lewis asks why not Sir Keir Starmer? "He's the reason immigrants are getting all the payments". The voter refers to a case in 2003 where Starmer, QC, acted for 6 immigrants in a test case against the Government’s new policy on paying benefits for asylum-seekers. (1) No doubt Lewis is biting his lip when a lady says "we've had more trouble with foreigners coming here murdering..it's their fault for letting them in & they don't put them back." Asylum seeker Ahmed Alid, 45, was sentenced to life for the murder of Terence Carney. (2) Another former Labour voter "prefers Nigel Farage MP" & is critical of Tony Blair's "open door policies". Lewis "on immigration?" Yes he replies. Lewis refers to "antipathy & indifference to the election & politics is so striking". "The anti-system feeling in politics is corrosive & the opening that there is for someone to prise that, is gaping." He believes Farage has leveraged that for his own purposes. Yes, 27 years of Uniparty allowing unremitting immigration, against the wishes of the vast majority of the electorate, has been fatal. (1) (2)

David Atherton

211,958 просмотров • 2 лет назад

CHAGOS SURRENDER UPDATE The House of Lords has condemned the Treaty in the strongest possible language. The government can still push ahead, but it has been asked to think again. There will now be ping-pong over the amendments that Starmer regards as incompatible with what he has signed. Once again, the lack of enthusiasm from the Labour benches is striking. One distinguished Labour peer, with a background in defence, defied his whip to vote with us. Keir Starmer, Richard Hermer and the Doughty Street/Matrix Chambers clique can still push ahead, but it is clear that they have no support and no arguments. Now is a good moment to lobby your MP in advance of the ping-pong.

CHAGOS SURRENDER UPDATE The House of Lords has condemned the Treaty in the strongest possible language. The government can still push ahead, but it has been asked to think again. There will now be ping-pong over the amendments that Starmer regards as incompatible with what he has signed. Once again, the lack of enthusiasm from the Labour benches is striking. One distinguished Labour peer, with a background in defence, defied his whip to vote with us. Keir Starmer, Richard Hermer and the Doughty Street/Matrix Chambers clique can still push ahead, but it is clear that they have no support and no arguments. Now is a good moment to lobby your MP in advance of the ping-pong.

Daniel Hannan

123,986 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад