Starmer can't wait until he's booted out so he can go and shine Netanyahu's boots.
this post was submitted on 25 Jan 2026
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It's politicians doing shit like this that starts riots and civil wars.
Starmer is a fucking idiot.
But dont worry, he'll blame the protesters and "rioters" for failing to see his self-serving vision for the future.
Starmer is a fucking traitor, betraying the country, it's people, and the grand tradition of the enlightenment, and the magna carta itself. He's supposed to be the better option and he has done or stood by and did nothing when the right to protest was made illegal, where lawmakers can unilaterally declare terror groups and people protesting the same issue without even saying the proscribed group have been cynically charged with supporting terror.
They made a masterbairtorbase of every web page you have ever considered whacking off to, are trying to do age checks, all of which for is them surrendering their citizens to tech in league with government, putting an id and likeness to every account and ip and keeping track of everything you say and do and with all the other information make secret social scores to decide everything for us from what we can do to how we are treated to what we are shown online, all on half baked ai programs run by the worst people in the world, like thiel's palantir, that are deeply hostile to humanity and the environment.
Then they cancelled the goddamned magna carta a little more, the tories cancelled jury trials for up to 1 year in prison in 2020, and now a magistrate their old boy network chooses decides guilt or innocence for up to 3 years in prison. Like it's a godamned parking ticket. They underfunded the courts and got a backlog and use that as an excuse. This is the greatest betrayal, I'm more angry about it than they are somehow.
England was the first in europe to take certain rights, the right to read and publish what they want, to speak what they wanted, to protest, all to a larger degree than elsewhere. But way farther back, the right to a jury trial to decide guilt or innocence, was perhaps the greatest reclamation of power from government, now cancelled on engineered pretexts in bad faith.
Get that new party, rally to corbyn's new party, but find a machivellian guy that is aggressive, someone that can build and run a political machine, and cooperate on getting him to raise holy hell to the people, on popular reform. Corbynn doesn't have the machivellian touch. Or whatever you call it.
People want reform, give it to them. If you don't, reform the party will give it to them. Labour is handing it to them with these brazen arrogant betrayals of their country.
This seems like UK news, not works news