The Analyst

@oldishbird1 @DrHoenderkamp @debs_cot @Keir_Starmer Exactly Labour are just blindly implementing whatever they can in the short time that they have with no regards to the consequences x.com/stuey_beef/sta…

@DrHoenderkamp @debs_cot @Keir_Starmer Irrelevant. The mandate comes from winning the most seats and forming the government.

You DO NOT have a mandate for this @Keir_Starmer We did not vote for rejoining, paying europe, or even closer alliance in the election that you won with just 34% of the electorate. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

The forensic details of Starmer’s EU payments scandal are catastrophic. Brussels wants £1 billion annually based on a Swiss-style model: Switzerland pays €375 million per year to access the single market. Applying the GDP ratio between Switzerland and the UK produces the £1 billion figure Britain would pay. But here’s what makes this an obscene betrayal: Britain’s pre-Brexit net contribution was £8-9 billion per year. We’ve already paid over £44 billion in divorce bill settlements since 2020, with another £5.7 billion still owed. Those payments will continue until 2065 - yes, 2065 - at £95 million annually for decades. Now Starmer wants to add £1 billion per year on top, described by European diplomats as “pay to play”. And for what? Access without representation. Brussels has already made clear Britain will be “blocked from making any changes or amendments to the rules, making the UK an EU rule-taker”. We’ll be paying £1 billion yearly for the privilege of following laws we have zero say in shaping. Whether you voted leave or remain, surely at least both sides thought we’d STOP paying Brussels when Leave won. Instead, Starmer is negotiating to pay them forever. This is the biggest political con in modern British history.

I thought Labour government was committed to teaching pupils to spot misinformation, not sending in MPs (& would-be prime ministers) to present misinfo as fact about opponents. Shameful & laughable in equal measure. Luckily pupils will see through such shenanigans.

@rwoolfy29 @oldishbird1 @vickygrayson_ @CarrieZimbo She wants everyone else to keep their doors open but hers closed.

@oldishbird1 @vickygrayson_ @CarrieZimbo What’s your biggest gripe with the proposal? Economic inefficiency?

I’ve had, and still have, my doubts about Zia but this is a masterclass. Now we will see if enough people really have the urge to expel the hostile invasion or if they just moan on X and do nothing. This is a win-win, either the greens accept the ramifications of their ideology or they stop being massive hypocrites and wake up.

@oldishbird1 @vickygrayson_ @hughjbrown @CarrieZimbo Wasn't this you opposing borders?

@vickygrayson_ @hughjbrown @CarrieZimbo People vote for parties that most closely align with their political views not on individual policies - that’s why this is so unreasonable. There are large numbers of asylum seekers dispersed across the Borough I live in. It also has a large Asian population.

🚨Claire Fox just accused Keir Starmer of deliberately lying to the British public and secretly pushing the UK back into the EU. She says it’s his comfort zone — selling out sovereignty. Labour’s real Brexit betrayal finally called out loud.

@LynneSmith99 @ToryWipeout @EssexPoliceUK @metpoliceuk Jake doesn't have to worry as according to him boats have almost stopped and the "one in , one out" is working perfectly so by 2029 there won't be any illegal migrants to deport.

@ToryWipeout @EssexPoliceUK @metpoliceuk Those so called “Brexit boats” have also landed in all those countries still in the EU?? So what are you talking about? Suck it up Jake. You welcome ‘refugees’ you’re gonna get ‘em. Genius idea!!

This man is threatening me depending on how my constituency votes @EssexPoliceUK @metpoliceuk

The staff at this school are almost certainly breaking the law by allowing this to happen.

As a schoolboy I once played Malvolio in Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’; the pompous, authoritarian steward of Olivia’s household. I completely misunderstood the role and didn’t realise I was having the piss taken out of me for the entire play, which made for an excellent performance. I cannot think of a better parallel for Sir Keir Starmer’s time in office. Vain and oblivious, he stumbles and stutters his way through his premiership. Or perhaps you can think of a more suitable Shakespearean character?

A politician with a backbone

🚨BREAKING: The Labour Council Leader of Peterborough City Council has referred to victims of grooming gangs as "white trash" in a whatsapp message Cllr Dennis Jones is a disgrace. He should be fired immediately. [@DaisyBlakemore ]

By far the most impressive politician in Britain is @KemiBadenoch. Swatting off state media maggots.

The juxtaposition of the story on the left “£1 billion a year to EU” with the one on the right “no money” for defence is a stark illustration of the Remainers’ delusional folly.

It is hard to believe that Labour is even considering paying £1bn a year to the EU. Has everyone forgotten that we buy more from them than they do from us, and have done ever since we joined the Common Market? If anything, they should be paying us! (Actually they shouldn’t. Free trade should be just that, free)And our exports to them post Covid are broadly on trend for pre-Brexit levels. The restraints on growth are down to appalling tax and regulatory policies, as well as some global headwinds. thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

I used to think you couldn’t put a price on stupidity. Turns out you can. Recall that we import more from the EU than we export to it.

This is Keir Starmer in a nutshell. There are local elections happening across the country. So what does he do? He heads to an EU Summit to hand over £1 billion and beg them to let us rejoin the EU in all but name. The man is an extraordinary example of the globalist bureaucrat.

On 1st March RAF Akrotiri was successfully attacked by a drone which evaded our air defences. Two months later, hoping that everyone has now forgotten about it, the Government now reveal that they do not know the origin of the drone, who fired it or from where. It should be a scandal that the Ministry of Defence doesn’t know who our enemies are or who has the ability to attack our military bases.

Exclusive from @oliver_wright Brussels has told Sir Keir Starmer that Britain will have to make annual payments into European budgets for the first time since Brexit, as part of the prime minister’s reset with the bloc European negotiators have made it clear that paying the cash, expected to amount to about £1 billion a year, is a condition of further access to the EU’s single market They want Starmer to make the concession in principle at a summit between the prime minister and European leaders this summer before detailed negotiations on more integration. “If the UK wants further integration they must ‘pay to play’,” one European diplomat said. “That is not unusual.” thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

Hey Frank, thank you for the link! There are aspects of the article I agree with 100%. The massive scale of the fraud, unprecedented turnouts, systematic postal vote rigging and the all too familiar media blackout. Particularly the detail around Judge Richard Mawrey's judgement (Birmingham Election Petition, April 2005).🫡 What zaps my brain a bit was the motive. IMO Iraq was a useful excuse that was tapped into. Blair called the 2005 GE the day after the judgment because (IMO) he needed the biraderi community networks intact for the Labour vote. If he exposed the real fraud mechanism it would have blown the lid on the machine Labour had been relying on for decades. Two motives at once. Protect the narrative and protect the vote. The fraud infrastructure already existed well before Iraq. The Electoral Commission didn't identify a new problem in 2014. They formally acknowledged one that had been building for decades and Birmingham 2004 was the proof. It took them ten years to put it in writing. When they finally did, the 16 high risk local authority areas they named were Birmingham, Bradford, Calderdale, Derby, Kirklees, Pendle, Slough, Walsall, Blackburn with Darwen, Burnley, Coventry, Hyndburn, Oldham, Peterborough, Tower Hamlets and Woking. The biraderi network operates across Pakistani and Bangladeshi communities using the same clan loyalty structures. Labour relied on it and protected it. Interestingly, with the exception of Woking, those high risk towns map exactly to the local authority areas included in Rupert Lowe's independent grooming gang inquiry. Many of these are the same places where rape gang investigations were shut down under the same Islamophobia narrative. 🤔 IMO Iraq was a useful vehicle. I see Palestine doing the same job now. The Greens are picking up seats in communities that have never historically voted Green. They don't need Labour anymore. They have Muslim councillors who know the system and they are getting the same bloc vote with bigger numbers. Add in the anti establishment left who see the whole system as broken and view the Greens as the only vehicle to burn it down. They are not wrong about the system, it is bent IMO. The Greens are most definitely not the answer. More than happy for pushback.

Tulip Siddiq is a very close friend of Starmer through her aunt, the corrupt and now deposed PM of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina. Starmer visited Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh shortly after becoming an MP and visited her again in a private capacity as Labour leader at her private Claridges apartment whilst she was in London for the funeral of the Queen. Hasina supported Starmer’s political rise, using the UK branch of her political party, the Awami League, to campaign on his behalf. It is unclear if this support included any financial donations. Since the fall of Sheikh Hasina, Starmer has refused to assist the new Bangladeshi government in recovering the money believed to have been squirrelled away by Sheikh Hasina in London. Starmer has also refused to kick Tulip Siddiq out of the Labour Party after her conviction in Bangladesh for corruption. Starmer’s relationship with the convicted criminals, Tulip Siddiq and Sheikh Hasina, was undoubtedly close, but just how close?