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Galloway by-election win rattles Sunak; he’ll crack down harder on protest against him

Sunak’s speech: look at that face. He knows the game’s up.

Rishi Sunak has responded to George Galloway’s pro-Palestine by-election win in Rochdale with a speech attacking the new MP himself – and also peaceful protest.

His comments outside Downing Street were pre-publicised, meaning some of us were able to speculate on what he would say…

… and that was very close to the fact of it:

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While he did not announce new laws against protest, Sunak did encourage police to act more strongly during events – attracting heavy criticism:

You can read about the Flour Massacre here.

The speech has provoked strident responses from both pro-Palestine protesters and the Workers’ Party of Britain, whose MP George Galloway now is:

Sunak was really saying he would do everything he could to silence Galloway and stop the protests against the genocide that Israel is carrying out in Gaza.

If you are as disgusted by this revolting display as This Writer, you have two options. The first is to join peaceful protests and bear witness to attempts at suppression by police, acting as Sunak’s political puppets as described in his speech.

The other is to vote for parties other than either the Conservatives or Labour. Remember:

Sunak and Starmer – and the parties they lead – are as bad as each other. Rochdale has shown the way and it is for those of us in other constituencies to follow.


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Labour’s compassion for the Gaza bereaved: police manhandling

Angela Rayner: whatever she was saying in her speech, it wasn’t so important that she could get police to manhandle a bereaved Gazan Palestinian out of the room.

Labour’s position on the Gaza genocide is now very ugly indeed.

As Angela Rayner was giving a speech, a bereaved Palestinian interrupted to raise awareness of what is actually happening in Gaza.

Some of you may consider that to be rude, at the very least – but how else are these people going to get their point across? They are being denied a voice everywhere – as subsequent events prove very clearly:

That’s right: the first speaker and those who stood up to speak out in support of him were manhandled out of the event by police officers in order to shut them up.

Is that what the United Kingdom is, now? A police state?

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The appropriate action for Rayner to take would have been to pause her speech, give the bereaved gentlemen the benefit of some sympathy and some time, and listen to what he had to say.

Then she could have taken note of what he said. She could still have stated Labour’s position after he finished, but she could also have promised to bring his concerns about that position to the other party leaders.

She didn’t do any of those things so, judging her by her actions, I’m going to conclude that she doesn’t care about this man’s loss – or the loss suffered by anyone else of Gazan descent in the UK who has lost family members in the genocide.

By extension, she doesn’t care about the genocide itself, and by further extension, we can conclude that nobody else in the Labour Party machine does either.

Taking that to its logical conclusion – as espoused by the late, great Tony Benn who said that our politicians support events abroad that they would like to see happening here in the UK: Rayner and the thugs now posing as leaders of the Labour Party only wish they could visit the same grief on people here as has been dealt out to the people of Gaza.

All right – perhaps that final conclusion is taking it a little too far.

But it is a reasonable position to take, based on Rayner’s immediate reaction to call in the police.

It shows very clearly that the Labour Party under its current leadership has no regard for what is right – morally and/or ethically – and only wants power for the sake of its own leaders’ enrichment.

If you were planning to vote Labour before this, I certainly hope you have changed your mind now.


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David Lammy flees Fabian Society stage to avoid pro-Palestine hecklers

Moment of fear: David Lammy was interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters during his speech to the Fabians – and he wasn’t happy about it.

Words from the Morning Star; video as described:

SHADOW foreign secretary David Lammy was forced to flee the stage on Saturday after his speech was interrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters.

The Labour frontbencher was addressing the Fabian Society conference in London when demonstrators mounted the stage shouting: “When will you condemn the genocide? How many more children need to die?”

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After they were escorted away by security, more people in the audience stood up to call out the party’s stance on the continued bombardment of Gaza, shouting: “Blood on your hands!” and “Ceasefire now!”

Once Mr Lammy returned on stage, he told the audience: “We all want to see a sustainable ceasefire in Gaza.

“I want change through power, not through protest.”

The Free Palestine Coalition said some of its activists infiltrated the think tank’s gathering to call out the politician’s position on Gaza.

“As a former lawyer, Lammy should know better than to falsely claim that an occupying power has the right to ‘defend itself’ against a territory it occupies,” the network said in a statement.

“It is difficult to see how Lammy is upholding any commitment to human rights or international law.”

Lammy’s – and Labour’s – stance on the Israeli invasion and genocide of Gaza has turned into a disaster for him and the party he represents.

Public opinion is firmly on the side of Gazan civilians who are being literally blown to pieces in front of our eyes, with TV and the Internet showing images of children who will have to live without limbs after Israeli bombs necessitated amputation.

As the first protester said: “How many more children need to die? How many more children need to have their limbs ripped apart” before Labour and the international community agree to force Israel to stop?

His complacent attitude – “Change comes through power, not protest” – will alienate voters.

This Writer hopes Lammy has a very nasty surprise the day after polling day.


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After Keir Starmer’s speech, people turn to the Green Party

Keir Starmer: Labour’s poll lead over the Tories may have dropped after his speech.

Keir Starmer gave his big New Year speech, and it landed like a lump of lead.

As This Site reported on January 2, Starmer was appealing for disillusioned stay-at-home voters to turn out for the next general election, warning that apathy could keep the Tories in power.

This Writer knew it was going to be bad when I saw this post on ‘X’:

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Nobody with any influence was going to take it seriously, then – and how could they, when the Labour leader who has been lying to the nation since before he was elected to that post in 2020 bemoaned the fact that people don’t trust politicians any more?

There was a bit of guff about offering “fundamental change”, but how fundamental was it, really?

If all he has to offer are warmed-over Tory policies, then he has nothing to offer at all – and even the media representatives at the event picked up on this:

We’ll come back to the Green Party momentarily, but let’s examine a couple more elements that put the seal on Starmer’s shame. First, his failure to act properly with regard to Peter Mandelson’s relationship with paedophiliacs’ pimp Jeffrey Epstein:

As soon as Mandelson’s alleged connection with Epstein became known to him – which may have been before it was public knowledge – Starmer should have acted to find out the facts, and done whatever was necessary to safeguard the reputation of Labour. He didn’t.

It is now years since we discovered the Tory whips had a file covering the illegal activities – many of them sexual – of a large number of that party’s MPs. Is it realistic to believe that Labour does not have a similar dossier? And if Labour doesn’t, isn’t this a failure on Starmer’s part? He should be ensuring that nobody represents his party who isn’t as pure as the driven snow.

Secondly – and not mentioned at the event – is the inherent hypocrisy of Starmer’s message, appealing for voters who may have turned away from Labour to come back and support him. It suggests a selective amnesia – forgetting that he is the Labour leader who pushed so many of them away:

Yes, people have found another party to support. Which party?

That’s right – the Green Party is the preference for disillusioned former Labour members and supporters – and deputy leader Zack Polanski was quick to capitalise on that:

I have seen – and responded to – some arguments that the Greens don’t have enough support, from silly, silly people:

The argument supports the status quo that merely passes power between two sets of politicians that are equally corrupt, allowing them to divide the prosperity provided by the world’s sixth largest economy between them while leaving nothing for the rest of us.

And it puts far too much influence in the hands of the polling companies, who are mostly run by people who support right-wing politics. What makes you think they will ever admit what the majority of people in the UK really want?

Starmer reckons it doesn’t matter what he says or how he is criticised, because voters don’t have an alternative – and supporters like “Jank”, above, seem keen to prove him right.

How about we all spend this year proving both of them wrong?


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Apathy could keep Tories in power, says Starmer. He’s right if he means his own

Just one reason not to vote for Starmer’s Labour: if there is apathy in UK politics, it certainly lies in a party that stands by and allows an alleged ally nation to commit mass murder against its immediate neighbour

Keir Starmer is appealing for disillusioned stay-at-home voters to turn out for the next general election, warning that apathy could keep the Tories in power.

He’s partially right – and This Writer would certainly call for everybody with a vote to get up and use it to ensure that every Starmerite Labour candidate, as well as every Tory candidate, is ousted from Parliament, never to return.

Starmer’s message is that people have fallen into laissez faire, “who cares?” attitudes because of “ineffective politics”, and he’s right – but like most UK politicians in the 21st century he omits the important fact that his own politics is just as “ineffective” as everybody else’s.

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According to the i,

Sir Keir will say: “The opportunity to shape our country’s future rests in your hands. And that is a new year message of hope.

“The hope of democracy. The power of the vote. The potential for national renewal. A chance to turn the page, lift the weight off our shoulders, unite as a country and get our future back.”

Apparently he’s not going to mention any policies – so he won’t be giving the apathetic masses any reason to vote for him or anybody in his rotting-from-the-inside-out party.

Did he think we wouldn’t notice? Does he honestly think we are that stupid?

This Writer is happy to disappoint him with just a smattering of responses from the social media:

I like this one from Prem Sikka, who was a Labour Lord (and may still be, although he takes a highly critical stance towards the current party leader), because it actually offers up some policy ideas… that Starmer is avoiding:

Why is he avoiding them? Here’s a possibility. Read also Heather Mendick’s post, which explains why we should be offended that Starmer has framed his pitch the way he has:

On the subject of Starmer chasing Tory votes with Tory rhetoric, there’s a very strong reason we should not vote for either Labour or the Tories the party is aping, right here:

“Labour health chief tells NHS: ‘I’ll hold the door wide open’ for help from the private sector.”

That is not a Labour policy, no matter whether that party is putting it forward now.

There is also the sham of vague promises that mean nothing. Here’s Rachel Reeves, Starmer’s excuse for a Shadow Chancellor:

A Labour government will “look at” introducing “tougher sentencing” for those who defraud the public purse?

I don’t want a government that will “look at” taking action. I want one that will actually get off its collective ass and do something – and I don’t see that in Starmer, Reeves, or any of their smug, complacent ShadCab buddies.

Finally, what about this?

It’s a reference to Israel’s genocide in Gaza, of course.

Keir Starmer supports the slaughter – right?

Otherwise, he would be denouncing the Israeli government and military as genocidal murderers every day the onslaught continues.

But he hasn’t said anything of the sort.

There’s nothing on offer here that is worth having. There’s not even anything that is worth hearing when he makes his speech on Thursday (January 4).


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Andy McDonald suspended by Labour Party over allegedly ‘offensive’ speech

Andy McDonald: more integrity than Keir Starmer. It’s not saying much – Richard Nixon had more integrity than Starmer and he needed an assistant to screw him into his trousers every morning.

Outspoken MP Andy McDonald has been suspended by the Labour Party over a speech in which he allegedly mentioned the pro-Palestine chant “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free” in an offensive way.

According to the BBC,

The MP for Middlesbrough used the phrase “between the river and the sea” in a speech at a pro-Palestinian rally.

Critics of a chant which contains the phrase argue it implicitly calls for the destruction of Israel.

But Mr McDonald said his words were intended as “a heartfelt plea for an end to the killings” in the region.

He will now sit as an independent MP, pending an investigation.

In his speech at a demonstration on Saturday, Mr McDonald, a former shadow minister under Jeremy Corbyn, said: “We will not rest until we have justice. Until all people, Israelis and Palestinians, between the river and the sea, can live in peaceful liberty.”

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It’s tenuous, isn’t it?

Former Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell thinks so:

And there’s this (the Michael RentaMob tweet below):

It seems to This Writer that Keir Starmer was looking for an excuse to make an example of somebody.

McDonald’s words were not anti-Semitic; that is abundantly clear. Keir Starmer suspended him for calling for peace in Israel and Palestine.

Today (October 31, 2023), Starmer is giving a speech on Labour’s position regarding the Israel-Gaza conflict (not Israel-Hamas; remember that Israel is just killing innocent civilians and any Hamas members who get caught in Israeli fire are victims of coincidence).

McDonald’s suspension seems nothing more than a publicity stunt by a Labour leader who is struggling to retain his support base after a shocking faux pas of his own when he supported Israeli war crimes.


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Jeremy Corbyn stands against far-right anti-Semitism and more in Europe speech

Jeremy Corbyn: he has the wisdom of experience.

He has the fascists and the racists beaten every time!

Jeremy Corbyn, vilified and excluded from the Parliamentary Labour Party on trumped-up claims about anti-Semitism, attended the Council of Europe last week to speak in a debate on the rise of far-right-wing ideology in European politics.

He knew what he was talking about – he has seen it take over the party that he would have brought to general election victory in 2017, if not for interference from a far-right faction.

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And he took the opportunity to reiterate how it is the right – not the left – that uses racism to demonise minorities:

Wise words.


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Keir Starmer does not respond well to protest [VIDEO ARTICLE]

A protester interrupted Keir Starmer’s keynote speech to the Labour Party Conference – and the party leader was not impressed.

“Protest, not power – that’s why we changed the party,” he said after the young man was forcibly dragged off the stage – indicating that Labour is a party that pursues power, and does not listen to protest.

This certainly seems true, considering Starmer’s own track record of ignoring the concerns of others…

WATCH: there’s a lot more in the clip.


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With these takes on HS2, immigration and more, should we rename the UK PM Rishi SKEWnak?

Let’s look at more of Rishi Sunak’s speech to the Conservative conference.

This is a follow-up to This Site’s previous article, Lies, DAMNED lies and truth bombs: little Rishi’s BIG conference speech.

There’s no intro from me this time so let’s dive straight in to his views on HS2, smoking, benefit reform and immigration:


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Lies, DAMNED lies and truth bombs: little Rishi’s BIG conference speech [VIDEO]

This is going to be part one of a series because Rishi Sunak turned out to be very long-winded, for such a short guy.

I was hoping to be able to run a quick video summary of his speech at the Conservative Propaganda Carnival – I mean, Party Conference, but… well, watch the clip and you’ll see me explain.

And please bookmark this article, or the clip on YouTube, so you can come back to it and check what he has said against what he does.

Here’s the clip (a new version; the original turned out to have a technical fault):


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