Keir Starmer's time is up

[krtek a houby]

Why bother? After the last pile on it’s clear nothing I say will be treated fairly.

Bit like Jeremy Corbyn, when you think about it

 

[two sheds]

And here proves my point. Simple minded assumptions by people who really don’t know me from Adam…

Just going by your repeated sneery 'magic grandpa' insults with no attempt at actual debate - no assumptions needed that really is simple minded and tells us exactly who you are.

 

[teqniq]

Why bother? After the last pile on it’s clear nothing I say will be treated fairly.

Seriously? You set yourself up to fail by posting a tweet with an implicit endorsement from yourself by Paul Mason which was manifestly untrue. You were then invited to explain your reasoning and signally failed to do anything of the sort. Pile on? Pull the other one eh?

 

[pbsmooth]

Well…

decent result for Starmer, to be fair.

 

[belboid]

Why bother? After the last pile on it’s clear nothing I say will be treated fairly.

We do treat you fairly. It’s not our fault you make shit up and can’t back it up.

 

[two sheds]

Ready to clean up politics

https://archive.ph/xENRO

Sir Keir Starmer accepted £76,000 worth of entertainment, clothes and similar freebies from UK donors since the 2019 general election, more than almost any other MP, according to research by the Financial Times.

The Labour leader took “gifts, benefits and hospitality” spanning concerts, parties, sport games, hotel stays and clothing during the last parliament, including more than 20 free tickets to see football matches.

Starmer, who is on course to become prime minister after the general election on Thursday, has vowed to “return politics to public service” after what he has characterised as years of Conservative sleaze.

but at least we know he's just an ordinary hard-up football fan

and as a bit of contrast:

Jeremy Corbyn [who the article says accepted £600,000 in donations from supporters for legal costs], former Labour leader, made declarations totalling more than £600,000 in relation to legal costs being covered by supporters.
...

Starmer became Labour leader in April 2020. His relaxed approach to free events is in contrast to his two predecessors heading Labour in opposition since 2010.

Corbyn, leader from 2015 to 2019, only ever recorded a single £476 benefit: a trip to the Glastonbury Festival in 2017 where he spoke on the Pyramid Stage.

 

[Karl Masks]

If I was a carpenter, and you were a toolmaker, would you vote for me anyway. Would you have my Labour party

 

[Pickman's model]

If I was a carpenter, and you were a toolmaker, would you vote for me anyway. Would you have my Labour party

There is precedent for nailing up carpenters. Perhaps there should be a metaphorical equivalent for banned returners

 

[Pickman's model]

Does anyone believe the labour party has any interest in nationalising things? Private sector lobbyists embedded into Labour’s shadow cabinet teams

 

[belboid]

Labour probably will end up nationalising things. Not put of any great principled position, but because some of them (Southern Water, Southern Rail immediately sprung to mind) will collapse otherwise. They'll undoubtedly do it badly and will give to much to the parasitical shareholders.

 

[krtek a houby]

There is precedent for nailing up carpenters. Perhaps there should be a metaphorical equivalent for banned returners

Think guy seems more invisible than the holy spirit.

Given his unholy past, that's quite the miracle.

 

[The39thStep]

If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face— forever.

 

[ska invita]

If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face— forever.

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are we the bad guys?

 

[teqniq]

If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face— forever.

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What a truly bizarre outfit. It's a bit Third Reich isn't it?

 

[two sheds]

That has to be a spoof? I've searched "times magazine" cover and I only get Time and Radio Times results though.

 

[SpookyFrank]

I'm sure that poll's lovely and all, but while you're back on here, would you mind taking a little bit of time to answer the questions that were asked over on the Corbzy thread? Don't want to rush you or anything but I think there's a few people who'd be very interested to hear your answers.

He's probably just waiting until Lee Harpin tells him what the answers are.

 

[strung out]

That has to be a spoof? I've searched "times magazine" cover and I only get Time and Radio Times results though.

It’s been photoshopped to make it a bit more reichy. This is the original:

 

[two sheds]

Ta - not quite so but still somewhat I'm not sure which demographic that's aimed at

Definitely keeping with the "stab him in the front" vibe

 

[Kid_Eternity]

We do treat you fairly. It’s not our fault you make shit up and can’t back it up.

I’m really not going to waste my time on ideological simpletons like you.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Labour is finally safe for Jews again after the torture of the Corbyn regime…

 

[Kid_Eternity]

He's probably just waiting until Lee Harpin tells him what the answers are.

Actually in my Jewish conspiracy WhatsApp group we’re currently working out the line to take.

 

[Kid_Eternity]

Bit like Jeremy Corbyn, when you think about it

Magic Grandpa got everything he deserved for causing the worst defeat in over 80 years and allowing Anti Semitism to flourish in the party.

The beauty of this election is he loses either way, a loss means he’s finally consigned to speaking at protests and taking money from the Iranian regime. He wins he’ll be a lone figure on the opposition back benches that no will care about. Result!

 

[Dystopiary]

Labour is finally safe for Jews again after the torture of the Corbyn regime…

Not for all the Jewish people who've been sacked from the party.

Labour is purging Jews – we are the “wrong kind” of Jews

 

[zedr]

Magic Grandpa got everything he deserved for causing the worst defeat in over 80 years and allowing Anti Semitism to flourish in the party.

The beauty of this election is he loses either way, a loss means he’s finally consigned to speaking at protests and taking money from the Iranian regime. He wins he’ll be a lone figure on the opposition back benches that no will care about. Result!

i think this is what the kids call cringe

 

[zahir]

Another interview with Andrew Feinstein

‘What pushed me to run was Gaza, to be honest’

Vashti speaks with Andrew Feinstein, the independent parliamentary candidate running for Keir Starmer’s seat

vashtimedia.com

When it comes to those Starmer has been kicking out of the Labour party, there are a lot of people who are supportive of Palestinian liberation who also happen to be Jewish.

The vast, vast majority of them, certainly all of them that I know, are anti-racist Jews, lifelong anti-racist Jews. He has expelled more Jews from the party than in the entire previous history of the party. And this is in order to combat antisemitism?

Antisemitism is something I understand incredibly well. I first experienced it when I was probably eight or nine years old, and that was the first time my mum ever spoke to me about her own personal history of being a Holocaust survivor, of surviving the war in Nazi-occupied Vienna, hidden in a coal cellar. She'd have to be rolled up into a carpet, and the carpet pushed up against the wall. And how terrifying that was for her. She was seven, I think, when the war started. And the fact that she lost dozens of her family, predominantly at Auschwitz. A few of them died in Theresienstadt as well. And how, when she came to South Africa, she understood the notion of “never again” as being not just about Jews, but about all humanity. And she felt that the majority of South Africans who were black were being treated by the apartheid state like the Jews of Europe had been treated during the Second World War. So she got involved with an anti-apartheid group called the Black Sash. She was a puppeteer by profession, and she worked as a puppeteer at something called The People's Space, which was an illegal non-racial theatre. I started going to townships and then to the theatre and meeting people in the political community from a very young age.

So the way in which antisemitism has been weaponised by Keir Starmer and the Labour party, I must be honest with you, actually, I find quite repelling and extremely difficult to cope with.

 

[belboid]

Labour is finally safe for Jews again after the torture of the Corbyn regime…

Torture? You’ve gone full Trump now, you unprincipled bigot.

 

[two sheds]

Former Labour general secretary has endorsed Andrew Feinstein - Vox Political

Former Labour general secretary has endorsed Andrew Feinstein, not Keir Starmer, to be Holborn & St Pancras MP. What does that tell you?

voxpoliticalonline.com

Formby was the person who did most (with Corbyn) to actually address antisemitism in the Labour party and Starmer couldn't wait to get rid of her.

 

[two sheds]

Labour is finally safe for Jews again after the torture of the Corbyn regime…

Fucking hell you actually support Starmer?

 

[Pickman's model]

Torture? You’ve gone full Trump now, you unprincipled bigot.

He gives unprincipled bigots a bad name

 

[Pickman's model]

Magic Grandpa got everything he deserved for causing the worst defeat in over 80 years and allowing Anti Semitism to flourish in the party.

The beauty of this election is he loses either way, a loss means he’s finally consigned to speaking at protests and taking money from the Iranian regime. He wins he’ll be a lone figure on the opposition back benches that no will care about. Result!

Everyone bar you knows of shammer's responsibility for 2019. Corbyn's failure wasn't on antisemitism it was letting shammer piss about with proposed second referendums