Starmer is trying to change history by blaming Corbyn for Labour cash crisis
Lie: Keir Starmer wants you to think previous Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn ruined Labour’s finances when he did it himself. Is the look on his face, here, his version of “duper’s delight”?
Keir Starmer is resorting to Nazi propaganda tactics to blacken the name of his immediate forerunner as Labour leader – but it won’t work.
Starmer’s chosen ploy is known as “The Big Lie” – repeating a known falsehood time and again until a majority of people come to believe it. The lie in this case is that Jeremy Corbyn caused Labour’s funding crisis.
When Mr Corbyn’s term as party leader ended, Labour had £13 million in the bank – and that was after running an expensive general election campaign in 2019.
Starmer squandered this money – most prominently on silly legal battles connected with his fabrications of anti-Semitism among party members.
We know this, but it seems the current Labour leader is hoping that if he keeps reviving his lie, people will start to believe him.
To boost his lie, it seems Starmer is now saying Corbyn torpedoed Labour’s finances by turning away rich donors.
But he should know that a lie won’t be strengthened with another lie – and the new claim isn’t true either:
Unnamed Labour Source: "The Corbynites literally reduced our high-value individual donors to zero"
So I checked the Electoral Commission database:
Individual/Company/LLP donations of £10,000+ by leadership:
Corbyn: 204
Starmer: 56Starmerite lies exposed
(As Per 31/12/2021)
— Matt Thomas (@Trickyjabs) March 27, 2022
Lies like this make Labour unelectable.
We already have a government headed by a man who is on the record saying he lies – and blunders – so often because he hopes people will forget the last one when the next one happens.
We don’t need to replace it with a government headed by another liar, which is what Starmer is.
The UK needs a government of integrity, led by individuals who genuinely want to build prosperity for the majority of citizens.
We won’t get it under Keir Starmer.
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Jeremy is allowing this to happen. His stance of not taking action against liars gives them the right to go on lying. Dragging people into court for defamation should be a real threat against them. He would get the funding in barrow-loads.