Can I remind you that Starmer has ruled it out? When facts change, what do you do madam? Farage is not the prime minister, & whatever he says, you can bet that doing the opposite is the right course. Those Starmer 'red lines' are a badge of his cowardice.
January 21, 2026 at 11:22 AM
Can I remind you that Starmer has ruled it out? When facts change, what do you do madam? Farage is not the prime minister, & whatever he says, you can bet that doing the opposite is the right course. Those Starmer 'red lines' are a badge of his cowardice.
They gave him another opportunity to apologise to Epstein's victims (which he didn't really take), so I would say, yes. What's the relationship with the BBC's directors (Robbie Gibb), Peter Thiel & Mandelson, Palintir / Global Counsel & Starmer? Something stinks.
January 19, 2026 at 3:07 PM
They gave him another opportunity to apologise to Epstein's victims (which he didn't really take), so I would say, yes. What's the relationship with the BBC's directors (Robbie Gibb), Peter Thiel & Mandelson, Palintir / Global Counsel & Starmer? Something stinks.
Starmer thinks that anyone who disagrees with him is engaging in "student politics". The only discourse he allows is in his own head - hence those stupid non-existent 'red lines'.
January 19, 2026 at 10:33 AM
Starmer thinks that anyone who disagrees with him is engaging in "student politics". The only discourse he allows is in his own head - hence those stupid non-existent 'red lines'.
I would argue that this hinges on Keir Starmer staying or standing down as PM. Just as Corbyn enabled Brexit, Starmer will enable the success of Farage. Starmer may well be the most dangerous man in Britain in 2029.
January 16, 2026 at 8:19 AM
I would argue that this hinges on Keir Starmer staying or standing down as PM. Just as Corbyn enabled Brexit, Starmer will enable the success of Farage. Starmer may well be the most dangerous man in Britain in 2029.