Keir Starmer

[hilts]

I was going to post the same. There was something Keith lacked mind.

Passion. He was asking the questions in his usual monotonous tones.

Milliband would have been raging and Corbyn's righteous anger would have resonated with the country.

But they both failed miserably

 

[ganganvince]

But they both failed miserably

But then again so is Keir.

Labour: What's gone wrong for Sir Keir Starmer's party since December?

The opposition sees its lead in the polls evaporate in a few months and now lags consistently behind the Tories, data indicates.

news.sky.com

 

[mat]

ha ha ha top trolling - and the Tories were triggered too

Starmer says he is proud to support John Lewis after Tory criticism of photo op

The Labour leader hits back at Tory criticism of his wallpaper department photo opportunity.

www.bbc.co.uk

Says it all.

Defend throwing cash at their mates and kick off over a photo op.

 

[BlueAnorak]

Tbf apart from the odd occasion when he's wasted time supporting Boris and the odd responce to the budget opposing corporate tax rises Starmer has had Boris on the ropes every week.

In your dreams to be honest.
Starmer has been effing useless.

 

[west didsblue]

In your dreams to be honest.
Starmer has been effing useless.

No, he has shown up Johnson to be the lying bumbling idiot most of us know he is. The problem is not enough people care.

 

[mat]

His PR team needs fucking off.


This photo reminds me of Dukakis in his little tank.

 

[Rascal]

The great Tony Benn once said of New Labour

"its like lighting a bonfire on a frozen lake, it looks warm and welcoming but its melting its support from underneath"

Kier is a continuation , he has built a new bonfire and the support is melting away.

It breaks my heart, not for me, but for the people of this country who deserve much much better than what we have.

 

[mat]

According to their membership records. Sir Keir is a member of the trilateral commission. A group whom Noam Chomsky describes as;

"Essentially liberal internationalists from Europe, Japan and the United States, the liberal wing of the intellectual elite.

That's where Jimmy Carter's whole government came from. The Trilateral Commission was concerned with trying to induce what they called "more moderation in democracy"—turn people back to passivity and obedience so they don't put so many constraints on state power and so on. In particular they were worried about young people. They were concerned about the institutions responsible for the indoctrination of the young (that's their phrase), meaning schools, universities, church and so on—they're not doing their job, [the young are] not being sufficiently indoctrinated. They're too free to pursue their own initiatives and concerns and you've got to control them better."


His last paragraph proves the point by the way Starmer has deliberately ignores young Labour party members forcing them to leave and set up their own organisation.

 

[Vic]

The great Tony Benn once said of New Labour

"its like lighting a bonfire on a frozen lake, it looks warm and welcoming but its melting its support from underneath"

Kier is a continuation , he has built a new bonfire and the support is melting away.

It breaks my heart, not for me, but for the people of this country who deserve much much better than what we have.

And the new Tory voters in Hartlepool and elsewhere would be voting Labour if only we had more left wing policies?

 

[The Light Was Yellow Sir]

And the new Tory voters in Hartlepool and elsewhere would be voting Labour if only we had more left wing policies?

Well, they voted Labour under Corbin policies twice, so there’s only one leader, past or present, to blame if they lose, I’d have thought.