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Topic History of: Keir Starmer arrested?
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Wyot |
Starmer is now criticising the Tory manifesto by saying it is like Corbyn's - I.e uncosted. This is a lie: it was fully costed and Starmer himself signed it off as a member of the shadow cabinet.
The man has no shame or principles, it seems. I really do despair of the choices we have in the UK these days. There is no class. |
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Green Man |
tdf wrote:
I tried to listen to a Keir Starmer speech one time and was bored half to death. I demand compensation.
They worth bookmarking in to your web browser. You can see him getting barred from a pub with his thugs. Asking for a longer and stricter lockdown whilst he has a party. He made a fortune for Mclibel via legal aid,he does more flip flopping than Boris Johnson, he admits he is a WEF globalist.
If Labour get in - my taxes will be pissed away even more on the unemployed and those who have kids and can't afford them. That is not my fault nor my problem. He has done more U-turns about Net Zero than my bog has ever done in my youth. He has admitted he let the migrants carry on coming without thinking about the housing stocks, roads, GPs and hospitals and schools.
Do you own research also.
Starmer is another borish, white middle class Londoner. He won't go meet the working class and those with no class. Oxted in Surrey is a very nice part of the county; just ask Wyot! |
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tdf |
I tried to listen to a Keir Starmer speech one time and was bored half to death. I demand compensation. |
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tdf |
Tbh, I thought it was quite obvious what Jonathan meant in his OP. The culture of "believe the victim at all times" which Starmer supported in his tenure as DPP fosters a societal culture whereby anyone can be accused, legitimately or otherwise - especially anyone in the public eye. |
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Wyot |
Kevin wrote:
[quote]JK2006 wrote:
Anything genuine that took Starmer out of the race would be welcome. The man doesn't deserve it. It's like he's going to win the lottery jackpot without even buying the ticket first.
I'm no Starmer fan Kevin but he will deserve the win if he does so. He will have been voted in by the people of the country, after years working to lead the Labour Party.
I think the young (anyone under 50) badly want a change; and we are all about to get it.
But of course they will slowly become disillusioned when they realise nothing much will change at all. |
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