He’s been caught telling untruths again. Do you really want the lying Keir Starmer to be your prime minister?

Only days ago, Starmer said lifting Diane Abbott’s suspension from the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) so she could be a candidate in the general election was a matter for party processes and the National Executive Committee, but it seems she has already been through all the party processes that were required of her:

NEW: I can reveal Labour’s investigation into suspended MP Diane Abbott’s racism comments finished 5 months ago

A source says she was given a ‘formal warning’ in Dec ‘23

Ms Abbott was required to do an online ‘anti semitism course’ – which she did in Feb

Yet source says she…

— Victoria Derbyshire (@vicderbyshire) May 28, 2024

So Labour’s investigation into Ms Abbott finished five months ago and she has carried out the actions that were required of her as a result – but she has still not been re-admitted to the PLP.

The revelation has sparked outrage. Here’s the response from left-wing organisation Momentum:

Momentum reaction to our #Newsnight report that the Lab investigation into Diane Abbott finished 5 mths

‘This is outrageous news which confirms that the Starmer Leadership is trying to force Britain’s first Black woman MP out of Parliament. For months we have been told by Keir…

— Victoria Derbyshire (@vicderbyshire) May 28, 2024

And here’s Claudia Webbe, who was also a Labour MP but is now standing as an Independent after being mistreated by the party:

Labour is no longer a party for due process, fairness or justice.

Its treatment of Diane Abbott is racism to the core; the regulation and control of black people, especially Black women on the left.

They should hang their head in shame.

— Claudia Webbe MP (@ClaudiaWebbe) May 28, 2024

It all suggests that a Labour government under Starmer is a terrible idea:

If you want to know how Labour will govern on “Workers’ Rights” please look at how they treat their own workers.

• Apsana Begum
• Diane Abbott
• Claudia Webbe
• Jeremy Corbyn
• Sam Tarry
• Mick Whitley
• Ian Byrne
• Beth Winter

And the 3 rounds of redundancies 2020-2.

— Tory Fibs (@ToryFibs) May 28, 2024

Astonishingly, a large proportion of the voting public still thinks that Labour and Starmer are the best choice to lead the UK after the July 4 general election. This is madness.

This Writer can only conclude that it is because they have not been properly informed about the alternatives that are available to them.

There are a few decent Labour candidates (like this one) but most constituencies will have good, left-wing Independent, Green or Worker’s Party candidates.

If you can, then vote for one of them rather than Keir Starmer and his party of liars.

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