Lewis Brackpool: The continued silence from Kier Starmer & Sadiq Khan...
The continued silence from Kier Starmer & Sadiq Khan regarding the violence, assaults and criminal damage perpetrated by hordes of cultural incompatibles is astounding. Both of these Fabian Society members represent the core sickness within the British state, enabling anarcho-tyranny to play out on the streets of Britain again and again. The under enforcement of genuine disorder and over enforcement of peaceful law abiding citizens.
British Taxpayers Will Foot the Bill for EU Students
As part of negotiations to reset relations between the UK and the EU, tuition fees for European students could be reduced from £38,000 to £9,535 a year. The proposal has sparked a mixed reaction on social media, with many users asking who will ultimately foot the bill.Kathy Gyngell: Labour’s sinister Ministry of Truth...
Labour’s sinister Ministry of Truth is a step on the road to dictatorship 'Among the final utterances of failed Prime Minster Sir Keir Starmer is that Labour is considering forcing social media companies and platforms such as YouTube to give greater prominence to ‘public service journalism’. Strip away the velvet language and the meaning is brutal. Private companies are to be ordered to push state-approved broadcasters in front of the public while newspapers, independent journalists, online creators, sceptics and dissenters are shoved down the digital staircase.' https://conservativewoman.co.uk/labours-ministry-of-truth-will-destroy-free-speech via @theconwom
Pat Condell: This is pathetic...
This is pathetic. He has been a failure in every way. His behaviour after the Southport murders defined him as a man of no substance, a party apparatchik, an ideologue elevated by the party far beyond his competence and completely out of his depth in the job of prime minister. He lied his way into power and imposed a raft of spiteful policies nobody voted for. He tried to freeze pensioners and bankrupt farmers, while shovelling millions of pounds abroad. He tried to ignore the Labour Party’s Muslim rape gang scandal until he was shamed into announcing an inquiry. He enacted a blatant two tier justice system that discriminates against native white people, while he and his cabinet of second rate nobodies never tire of calling us racist. It’s no mystery why he is the most hated prime minister in living memory and why nobody will be sorry to see him go. His entire premiership has been an embarrassment. Unfortunately, the next Fabian globalist functionary will be just as bad.
Aaron Bastani: The rapid collapse of the Starmer regime...
The rapid collapse of the Starmer regime - inside two years - really blindsided the establishment centrist parts of the media, not least the BBC. Interesting how they are trying to finesse his departure.
David Icke: The British people did NOT elect you...
The British people did NOT elect you - Starmer got a third of the vote but a massive majority because the British voting system is a joke and does not reflect public opinion. Starmer got more than half a million fewer votes than Corbyn and yet Corbyn lost. Insane. https://statsjamie.co.uk/p/power-without-popularity-starmer
Gareth Icke: On June 7th, Starmer was going...
On June 7th, Starmer was going to fight whoever dare stand against him in a leadership contest. Less than a month later, he's fallen on his sword and vowed to keep his mouth shut. Someone got a call, didn't they?
James Foster: @Keir_Starmer did not save the Labour Party...
@Keir_Starmer did not save the Labour Party. Because it didn’t need saving. Why does this man have to lie so much? Why don’t people call him out?Weapons Instead of Roads and Energy
The defence investment plan that the new occupant of Number 10 will have to implement is facing a funding shortfall running into billions of pounds. Many on social media argue that the gap will ultimately have to be filled by lowering the public’s standard of living.
John Smith: You don't realise that if Starmer's career...
You don't realise that if Starmer's career post politics is tied to the military or arms manufacturing, he got it through the bribe of increasing defense spending in the weeks before he left the PM's office.Kathy Gyngell: His greatest achievement?...
His greatest achievement? Is it more disturbing than risible Or more risible than disturbing? Or just sad? Like Dave Cameron's greatest legacy - not peace in the Middle East but gay marriage. . . This is today's decaying suicidal West
Andrew Bridgen: We've got the gayest parliament...
We've got the gayest parliament in the world' - Keir Starmer Is this Labour's proudest achievement? I was told 84 of the new Labour MPs elected in 2024 were openly gay. I personally think that half of all MPs are gay. Is it a reason Parliament is not representative of the UKAndrew Bridgen: Starmer is leaving traps for his successor...
Starmer is leaving traps for his successor, one of them is a £5bn black hole in the Defence budget. How will Burnham fill that hole ? Efficiency savings ? No he will raise your taxes because his masters want you to ‘own nothing’. Our average wealth is falling fastest in the G7.
Adam Brooks: This is on you Keir Starmer…
This is on you Keir Starmer… should have been nowhere near our Government again…
Adam Brooks: I don’t care what your sexuality is...
I don’t care what your sexuality is, who you sleep with, who you find attractive. Zero interest. For @Keir_Starmer to brag about it being the gayest Parliament. EMBARRASSING, NEEDLESS, VIRTUE SIGNALLING… NONSENSE JUST DO YOUR JOBS FF
Dale Vince: Defence hole plugged...
Defence hole plugged, wonder what energy projects got cut. When Starmer talks of things not immediately vital, can't help thinking that 25 years of carbon capture funding fits that description perfectly. As does heat pump funding.
Liz Webster: Big ruling in USA...
🔥 Big ruling in USA. US Supreme Court blocks Trump from scrapping birthright citizenship by executive order. In the UK, Starmer has shown far less restraint, stripping Shamima Begum of citizenship and repeatedly abusing executive power to withhold Mandelson documents and block scrutiny. Reform and the Tories love talking tough on citizenship. They should note how easily executives overreach when there are no real checks.
David Frost: Starmer offers EU students...
"Starmer offers EU students cut-price tuition fees in Brexit reset talks". Shameful and extremely expensive give-away from Starmer, in return for absolutely nothing. 👇Andrew Bridgen: Keir Starmer said after huge protests...
Keir Starmer said after huge protests across the country that “Digital ID will not be mandatory in the UK” But now he is making it so that you won’t be able to access Social Media without it !Kathy Gyngell: Starmer's social media ban for under-16s...
Starmer's social media ban for under-16s sounds protective. But it requires ALL users to present ID to access platforms. Is that child safety or nanny state surveillance??? #socialmedia http://conservativewoman.co.uk/starmers-parting-gift-state-surveillance-on-an-unprecedented-scale/Pat Condell: Starmer is the author of his own...
Starmer is the author of his own downfall. He can fantasise about his "achievements" all he likes, but the blunt truth is that he lied his way into power, he enacted a raft of spiteful policies nobody voted for, and he will leave Downing Street widely hated and in disgrace.Andrew Bridgen: The timetable of the Labour leadership...
The timetable of the Labour leadership nominations open 9th July and close 16th July helpfully allow discredited and despised PM Kier Starmer to be spared the shame of leaving Number 10 less than 2 years after obtaining a huge majority at the 2024 GE. Who said politics is cruel?
Ben Habib: The PM is busy telling everyone...
The PM is busy telling everyone he did a great job. If he had, the country wouldn’t be on its knees, the Labour Party wouldn’t be polling at 17% and he wouldn’t have been fired. @Keir_Starmer you lied throughout your term as PM and you are lying on your way out. You were and are useless.Aaron Bastani: There are many insane things about...
There are many insane things about Starmer's local govt reforms. But perhaps the best is a *mayor* for the whole of Suffolk and Norfolk (9,200 sq kilometres). That's the size of Cyprus, and about 6 times bigger than GREATER LONDON. A 'mayor'. 🤣Andrew Bridgen: It will take a lot of re-education of...
It will take a lot of re-education of the public for them to believe that Kier Starmer was anything other than appalling as PM and a disaster for Britain. 1984 is here now, history is being rewritten and you are being re educated. Count me out.
Deborah Haynes: Sir Keir Starmer's determination to...
🚨Sir Keir Starmer's determination to release a long-delayed defence investment plan ahead of a NATO summit next month risks doing more harm than good as officials scramble to meet what has become a political deadline. The UK's allies are increasingly concerned at a failure by the government to rearm at pace, despite the prime minister declaring "hard power is the currency of the age". Publishing the defence funding blueprint before Sir Keir meets with Donald Trump and other NATO leaders in Turkey on 7 and 8 July was meant to be a way of allaying such fears. But, rather than reassuring allies, such a move risks having the reverse effect if Britain fails to set out a credible plan to transform the armed forces from hollowed out to fighting ready. In a worrying sign, officials at the Ministry of Defence are scrambling to rush through tweaks to the defence investment plan after John Healey and Al Carns resigned a fortnight ago as defence secretary and armed forces minister respectively. The pair quit in protest at a failure by Sir Keir and his chancellor to fund the original plan properly. Mr Carns also criticised its content for not focusing on the right kit, with too much emphasis on large, expensive, legacy programmes such as fast jets, warships and submarines instead of cheap, disposable drones that have transformed the battlefield in Ukraine. Dan Jarvis, the new defence secretary, has said he is now working hard to secure the "right" deal for the military and to release the defence investment plan before the Ankara summit. However, this politically dictated timeline could result in a poor outcome for the armed forces, especially if any announcement is ultimately yet more decline dressed up as reprioritised investment, with choices dictated by fiscal constraint rather than what is needed. The fact Sir Keir himself is only going to be in office for a few more weeks only adds to the lack of credibility and seriousness about what should be the top priority for any government. None of this will impress fellow member states in NATO. Most importantly, when it comes to the alliance, the headline metric that countries are judged on - as faulty and fudged as it can be - is defence spending as a proportion of GDP. Allies, with the exception of Spain, committed last year to lifting this ratio to 3.5% of GDP by 2035 - an unambitious timeline advocated by the prime minister and Rachel Reeves even though countries such as the Baltic states wanted to go much faster, and are already doing so. Underlying the incoherency of this distant timeframe is the fact that much of NATO, including Britain, is saying the alliance needs to be ready for possible war with Russia by 2030 - five years before they agreed to hit the new defence spending baseline. This mismatch between threat and investment is why Mr Healey, the previous defence secretary, could no longer support the prime minister's plan for the UK's armed forces as it would only raise the defence budget to 2.68% of GDP by 2030 from around 2.3% now. He had instead been pushing to increase the level to 3% of GDP within four years followed by a clear path to move on to 3.5% by 2035 (or sooner). This would unlock tens of billions of pounds of additional money for the military at the speed of relevance. But the Treasury baulked and the rest is history. What NATO really needs to see from the UK - a country that prides itself as being a leading member of the alliance - is a credible trajectory for when it will actually hit the new spending targets and be ready to fight a war. And that is no longer in Sir Keir's gift.Aaron Bastani: Starmer isn’t a ‘decent man’...
Starmer isn’t a ‘decent man’. He’s a nasty liar who has the temerity to now say his greatest achievement in office was scrapping the two child benefit cap, something he removed the whip from his MPs over! He’s comically dishonourable and malevolent.
Craig Murray: Keir Starmer should be remembered...
Keir Starmer should be remembered for his unflinching and pro-active support for Genocide in Gaza and Lebanon. Nothing else matters beside this.
Rachael Swindon: Keir Starmer’s brief, dismal era ends...
Keir Starmer’s brief, dismal era ends not with a bang, but with the whimper he always was. Starmer has never put the country first – not even in his final, insipid act New from me for @TheCanaryUKRead more