David Starkey: Keir Starmer Is a Disastrous Prime Minister

Nov 3, 2024 | Historian Dr David Starkey discusses Keir Starmer's first four months as prime minister, comparing him to Theresa May in his inability to govern or conduct politics. The historian slammed Labour's budget and he criticised the cabinet. He warned of an impending economic crisis following historic tax rises. Dr Starkey also discussed the Conservative Party leadership contest.

The House of Cards Is About to Fall

Sep 29, 2024 | A video for those who are sick and tired of politicians and their lies.

Starmer’s Absurd Idea of Introducing a Law Criminalising Islamophobia

MARK ALEXANDER: This country needs no Islamophobia law. There is nothing phobic about fearing Islam. A phobia is an irrational fear. There is nothing irrational about fearing Islam. For starters, it wants to take over the country. Muslims believe that the country will eventually belong to them. Each country it has been allowed into to put down roots, it has eventually taken over. Further, I can think of only one country where this process has been reversed: Al Andalus, or Moorish Spain. It should be noted that it took the Spaniards 800 years to expel the Moors!

Further, the ‘religion’ — more accurately the ‘way of life’ — has some abysmal practices such as killing homosexuals, killing apostates, stoning women to death for disobedience, treating women unequally, stoning people to death for godlessness, etc. The list of transgressions and wicked punishments goes on and on.

So why, exactly, should this country adopt a law outlawing Islamophobia? Until Islam is reformed — which will never happen because it is believed that the words in the Qur’an are the actual words of Allah! — and until Islam becomes enlightened, until Islam stops being supremacist, until Islam gives up its desire to impose the Shari’ah, we would be crazy not to fear it! Ergo, no law outlawing Islamophobia has any place in a modern, progressive country such as the United Kingdom.

All Rights Reserved
© Mark Alexander

Can Brexit Be Reset? Keir Starmer and the EU

Sep 27, 2024 | Federal Trust Chair John Stevens argues that Sir Keir Starmer will find it difficult to secure any meaningful "reset" in relations between the EU and UK. Starmer is, according to John Stevens, excessively concerned with appeasing the anti-European element of traditional Labour voters. He should confront rather than try to appease such sentiments.

SPEAKERS

Brendan Donnelly is the Director of the Federal Trust and a former Conservative MEP.
John Stevens is the Chair of the Federal Trust and an analyst and commentator on economic affairs.

ABOUT THE FEDERAL TRUST

The Federal Trust is a research institute studying regional, national, European and global levels of government. It has always had a particular interest in the European Union and Britain’s place in it. The Federal Trust has no allegiance to any political party. It is registered as a charity for the purposes of education and research.

Rosie Duffield Resigns as Labour MP with Scathing attack on Keir Starmer’s Leadership

THE OBSERVER: Politician cites ‘cruel and unnecessary policies’ as she lambasts prime minister’s ‘managerial and technocratic approach’

A Labour MP has resigned from the parliamentary party after criticising Keir Starmer’s “cruel and unnecessary” policies and lambasting the prime minister’s “managerial and technocratic approach” to politics.

In a furious letter announcing her decision, Rosie Duffield, the Canterbury MP, said she felt relief in making the decision. She said the row over freebies handed to Starmer and his top team demonstrated that “sleaze, nepotism and apparent avarice are off the scale”.

It is thought that it is the fastest an MP has given up their party’s whip after an election in modern times. While Duffield had been vocal in her opposition to Starmer on several occasions, the fury of her departure will serve as a further blow to the prime minister amid criticisms of his early months in Downing Street. » | Michael Savage, Policy editor | Saturday, September 28, 2024

Keir Starmer has a problem with women, says MP who has quit Labour: Rosie Duffield says government focused on ‘greed and power’ and the ‘lads are in charge’, day after leaving party »

Drunk on Authoritarianism

SP!KED: Starmer’s crackdown on pubs reveals the megalomania of the technocrats.

Sometimes I think we need to retire the phrase nanny state. It has its uses. It’s a good shorthand. People know what you mean when you say it. But it rather downplays the activities of the control freaks and megalomaniacs who are hell bent on dictating how we should all live our lives. It makes them sound almost quaint, and ultimately benevolent.

The truth is quite the opposite. You do not need to be the sort who hysterically compares sugar taxes to something out of North Korea to realise that the preoccupation of the 21st-century state with policing what we eat, drink and do in our private time speaks to a depth of authoritarianism that is not at all normal – and upstream from more potent flavours of authoritarianism.

Logically speaking, if we are not to be trusted to dine unchaperoned, why should we be allowed to think, speak, even vote, for ourselves? There’s a reason why the same people who want to punish you for what you stick in your gob also want to punish you for what comes out of it.

Well, those people now run the country, it seems. Not only has this new Labour government embraced lifestyle despotism with a remarkable zeal – with plans to ban smoking in beer gardens, ban junk-food ads and weigh people at their workplaces already being announced – it has clearly emboldened all the joyless nags and bores of the ‘public health’ blob, too.

Labour is now floating the idea of curtailing licensing hours. Public-health minister Andrew Gwynne – apparently displeased that only 50 pubs a month are closing down at the moment – told the Labour Party conference this week that it’s time to consider ‘tightening up on some of the hours of operation’. » | Tom Slater, Editor | Wednesday, September 25, 2024

Who wants to be weighed in the workplace?: ‘Health MoTs’ for middle-aged men are the latest harebrained scheme from Starmer’s nanny state. »

We need a smokers’ revolt: A smoking ban in pub gardens is the final, joyless straw. »

You can support SP!KED here.

Keir Starmer Is the Most ‘Hopelessly Inept’ Politician in the West

Sep 26, 2024 | Sky News host Andrew Bolt says the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is the most “hopelessly inept” politician in the West. Mr Bolt said Keir Starmer had been found accepting thousands of dollars worth of “freebies”. GB News host Patrick Christys joined Mr Bolt to discuss the UK Prime Minister’s hypocrisy.

'Ridiculous Spectacle of Two-bit Firebrand Socialists' | Starmer's Labour Conference Mocked

Sep 26, 2024 | Kevin O'Sullivan and James Melville discuss the recent Labour Party conference, criticizing Keir Starmer's policies and the government's decision to axe the winter fuel allowance, likening it to the poll tax. They express concern over the government's authoritarian tendencies, such as potential smoking bans and fuel duty increases, and argue that such interventions are out of touch with the public's desire for freedom.

Führer Starmer is the worst prime minister EVER! This man is authoritarian; he's a dictator-wannabe. – © Mark Alexander

John Major Gives Starmer and His Acolytes Some Advice

One of the best of Conservatives gives our authoritarian prime minister and the Labour Party some sound economic advice.

‘Laughing Stock’: Keir Starmer Ridiculed ‘around the World’ over Hostage Sausage Gaffe

Sep 25, 2024 | Sky News host Andrew Bolt discusses “laughing stock” British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s gaffe during a speech where he labelled hostages ‘sausages’.

“Where are the great leaders of the West,” Mr Bolt said. “Slip of the tongue, I’ve got it, but instantly it has made him a laughing stock around the world.”

Furious Pensioners Call Starmer a Tory over Winter Fuel Payment | Labour Conference

Sep 24, 2024 | Pensioners protesting changes to the winter fuel allowance are furious with Keir Starmer. | “He’s got a dictatorship-like quality of Hitler.” | “I loathe him.” | “He wants to be a Tory.”

It is precisely because Starmer has an authoritarian streak in him that I call him our Führer! He must be the most-hated prime minister in my lifetime. – © Mark Alexander

Exposing the Scary Quran Verses before Starmer Makes It Illegal...

Aug 26, 2024 | Is Islam a peaceful religion as we are told? Is it just extreme, erroneous interpretations of the Quran where it goes wrong?

Starmer’s One-party State | David Starkey

Jul 31, 2024 | What does Keir Starmer actually want? The UK’s new Labour prime minister is usually described as moderate, pragmatic and non-ideological. Here, historian and broadcaster David Starkey argues that this is an illusion. Starmer, Starkey explains, is a fierce anti-democrat. He wants to transfer power from the UK’s elected parliament to unelected bodies, from the courts to the civil service to the quangos. His party will establish the supremacy of the ‘Blob’, all while cracking down hard on free speech. Our democracy and liberty are in peril.

Pensioners Fight Starmer with Dad's Army Song

Sep 17, 2024 | Supporting Britain’s pensioners.

EU to Offer New Youth Mobility Scheme in Test of Labour ‘Reset’ with Brussels

THE GUARDIAN: Officials warn repeat of Tory rejection could dent new government’s hopes of pacts on defence and agriculture

Fresh proposals to allow young people to move between the UK and the EU will be presented to the British government within weeks, in what is seen as a key early test of Labour’s “reset” in relations with Brussels.

Informed sources say the first draft of a new version of Ursula von der Leyen’s April proposal has already been discussed by member states and will be put to a working group in Brussels next week. » | Kiran Stacey and Lisa O'Carroll | Friday, September 20, 2024

For God’s sake, Führer Starmer, don’t do a Sunak on us and screw this chance up! Carpe diem! And when these young people come here, let them enjoy a fag! Quit the cr**! – © Mark Alexander

“He’s Really Bad at This”: Tom Slater Slams “Useless” Starmer

Sep 20, 2024 | spiked editor discusses Keir Starmer, the donations scandal and the hollowness of the Labour government on GB News.

What Starmer and ISIS Have in Common

That ridiculous man, Sunak, proposed a generational smoking ban. The even more ridiculous, and certainly more authoritarian, Starmer is determined to follow through on it. I have a suggestion: Instead of banning the smoking of cigarettes, one of life's greatest day-to-day pleasures for many, why don’t we ban Starmer instead? Five years of Starmer at the helm is going to be a great deal more injurious to my health than smoking cigarettes ever could be and certainly more injurious to my health than the inhalation of passive smoke from other smokers’ cigarettes! The very notion of passive smoking is ridiculous and unproven anyway; the notion of passive smoking al fresco is totally and utterly absurd. Only a nincompoop could come up with such a ridiculous concept! — © Mark Alexander

Starmer’s Killjoy State

Sep 18, 2024 | Banning smoking in beer gardens. Banning ‘junk food’ advertising. Weighing people at work. The UK’s new Labour government is putting the ‘nanny state’ on steroids. Worst of all, it’s already committed to bringing in the total prohibition of cigarettes – a move that will upend our liberties and fuel the black market. Here, Tom Slater explains why this obsession with policing our lifestyles has nothing to do with public health and everything to do with pushing ordinary people around. This is about the ruling classes forcing their own miserable ways on the rest of us, while blithely ignoring the disastrous consequences of their authoritarianism.

One can but despise Starmer. This man is the closest leader this country has ever had to the man history knows as Der Führer!

Death to the Nanny State! Death to Starmer's authoritarian regime! – © Mark Alexander

Peter Hitchens Tried to Warn Us about Keir Starmer's Labour Government

Sep 15, 2024

“More and More Rubbish” | Keir Starmer Slammed over Nanny State Policies

Sep 13, 2024 | On Thursday, a written statement from health minister Andrew Gwynne said the Government would introduce a 9pm watershed on junk food advertising on TV and online, as well as a total ban on paid-for online ads. Head of lifestyle economics at IEA Chris Snowdon joins Talks Peter Cardwell to discuss this further.