Starmer Party leader Keir took a trip to Glasgow the other day. Nobody remembers the reason because it turned out to be an opportunity for people to rip into him for his (tacit?) support of genocide in Gaza.

This gentleman on the train was polite about it – but look at the reception he received.

Think about how this would have played out if it had been Jeremy Corbyn in the carriage. The gentleman concerned would have been invited to sit down and a reasonable conversation would have ensued. He would not have been ushered out like a bad smell.

But then, if Mr Corbyn had been the leader under scrutiny, the conversation would not have been necessary because Mr Corbyn has been calling for an end to the Gaza genocide since it started.

Note also the behaviour of the – bodyguard? security guard? – who ushered the man back out.

Keir Starmer wants to lead the people of the UK – and he can’t even look one of them in the eye.

Then, at the railway station, this happened:

That’s right. He walked into – and past – a full-on protest against him. It was one to which the police had been called (by his security guards?), at which excessive force was used:

No wonder the crowd was chanting that slogan. He didn’t cut a very reassuring figure, running away like that.

And on the street, Starmer was left under no illusion that he had made a journey to the Dark Side:

“Our Imperial masters have arrived!” the cameraman (I expect) was saying as Darth Starmer and his starmtroopers marched forward.

The whole fiasco has been reviewed by Cornish Damo, here:

Starmer could not have done more harm to himself if he had tried.

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