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@TheLabourMark You think! He is as two faced as Starmer, probably more so.

I would like to see Darren Jones throw his hat into the ring. He’s a fantastic negotiator and not a back stabbing snake like Burnham. #Labour

@SherstonTea @andrewfeinstein @_LFI Civil servants are not allowed to accept gifts either.

@andrewfeinstein & in future stop ALL "donations" (Bribes) to all political parties & politicians especially from @_LFI see below as this basically gags MP from telling to truth .. Also interesting fact spoke with a local councillor they can't accept any gifts at all!!!!

This is appallingly insensitive.

@tom_watson @MFIJake 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@dib50511659 @GoodLawProject Eight years in prison.

@GoodLawProject The Starmer legacy: Trial without jury - coming Being sentence to years in prison, as a terrorist, on the whim of a judge, when only convicted of a minor pubic order offence And the difference between a valid UK protestor and a defined domestic terrorist

Well, there goes Keir Starmer. It’s never been clear exactly what he stood for, except for a fixation on cracking down on the protest rights he used to defend when he was a lawyer. We’re not sure what’s coming next – but we’ll be there to hold the government to account.

@PolitlcsUK I feel like being sick.

🚨 PICTURED: Andy Burnham takes a selfie with Labour MPs

Keir Starmer was not merely a disappointment. He is a mendacious figure of ethical decrepitude, a man who won the Labour Party leadership based on promises that he jettisoned five seconds after winning - a Labour leader who dared banish from the Labour Party not only his predecessor but also remarkable human beings like director Ken Loach - the gentleman who has taken the historic Labour Party and transformed it into a vessel for the very oligarchy it was elected to restrain. Consider the litany of Starmer’s moral and logical failures. He promised a 'different Britain', yet his actions were a masterclass in Tory-lite politics—using the same maxed-out credit card analogies that once served the austerity brigades to justify his own failure of vision. He promised a human rights lawyer’s approach but he embraced a racist-lite version of Farage. On Europe, Starmer promised Brexiteers that Brexit is Brexit yet stood before those who yearn to rejoin the European Union, winked at them to make them feel that Britain would gradually reconnect, even rejoin, with the EU while offering nothing of substance. This is not leadership; it is a fraud. And then there's the manner in which Starmer and his government rushed to offer Israel unequivocal support in pursuing its genocide in Gaza, sacrificing precious political and civil liberties in the UK by imprisoning grandmothers, priests and peaceful activists who dared support Palestine Action, an organisation that Starmer and his minions proscribed as terrorists for practising the usual activist tactics of trespassing to spray paint military planes that had demonstrably aided in the genocide. To add insult to injury, Starmer performed the diplomatic pantomime of recognising a Palestinian state, in a manner that ensured it would never happen. But above all else, this is a government that has learned nothing from the post-2008 era. Starmer and his Chancellor are playing the same tired austerity game while enabling and empowering the Finance Curse perpetrated by the City of London, throwing in forgood measure cuts in international aid to fund a military spending trickle under the guise of a "Strategic Defence Review" . It is the same old doctrine: austerity for the masses, socialism for the financiers and the arms dealers. History will remember Mr Starmer as a man without conviction, a Prime Minister who offers not a shred of honesty, but merely the cruel illusion of change. He is ethically decrepit because he had chosen, consciously, to abandon principle for power. And for that, history will indict him. Good riddance, I say. #block-6a38f4108f08d76ddac5a1da" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theguardian.com/politics/live/…

And in two years has made Labour unelectable! Brilliant job.

You liar. It was not the worst defeat in history. It was not good but considering you and Labour Together sabotaged JC he did a remarkable job.

The Guga hunt is Scotland's shame - native seabird chicks being slaughtered in the name of tradition. Why are we allowing this massacre to go on?

@AndyBurnhamGM @twcuddleston I actually bought up and tasted a little bit of sick reading this.

Keir has given huge service to our country and I want to thank him for his leadership and dedication during such a challenging period. His decision marks the beginning of a transition and it is important that this process is conducted in an orderly and responsible way. I will put myself forward as part of this process. The country expects stability, seriousness and a continued focus on the issues that matter most and that is what it will get. As we move forward, our priority must be to work together to get the country back to where we all want it to be. People want to see progress on economic growth, cost of living, public services, housing and opportunities for the next generation. Political change should never distract from the responsibility to improve people's lives. The Labour movement has always been at its strongest when it looks forward with confidence and purpose. This is what we will do from here and we will make sure this transition is a positive process of renewal for our party and our country.

Starmer fought back tears during his resignation speech which was full of hypocrisies that the Canary's Grace has highlighted thecanary.co/uk/2026/06/22/…

@FactualLiving 🤣🤣🤣🤣 What a joker. You are such a wag.

@jeremycorbyn You are a sick twisted monster Corbyn! If you had your way you would literally invite every citizen of Gaza into our country and watch whilst they rape and kill and try to convert citizens of the UK. You and your ilk are extreme and a massive danger to this country.

Keir Starmer could have ended child poverty, homelessness and the grotesque levels of inequality in this country. Instead, he abandoned those in need, destroyed our civil liberties and facilitated genocide in Gaza. That is how this Prime Minister will be remembered - and that is the legacy of moral and political bankruptcy he leaves behind. The crises in our society are not going away. Neither are we - and we will keep fighting for a more equal, peaceful and dignified society for all.

@pete_tonkin He ditched the entire manifesto he was elected on; we were lied to. If it makes you feel better to ignore that fact and the reality of being gaslit, I understand. Covering up your embarrassment by ignoring the facts is totally understandable.

Spent 15 minutes trying to find out exactly why Starmer has got everyone’s backs up, and tbh, I’m not finding much. Policy reversals? Yeah, but they weren’t in the manifesto, so you’ve not been lied to, just disappointed. So just pretty average politician stuff.

Lots of "I don't understand why people hate Starmer" posts on my timeline today. This. This is why people hate Starmer. His unequivocal support for genocide.

Keir Starmer was as mendacious & delusional in listing his achievements as he has been about everything since he ran for leader

Our country needs a bold change of direction. Starmer lost the confidence of the country because of his abject failure to challenge the power and wealth of an establishment which has taken for themselves while leaving the vast majority in a cost of living crisis. (1/5)

@paulmasonnews There should be no coronation. Burnham must lay out is manifesto and be answerable to the public.

Measured and correct. Andy Burnham is the right person to lead Labour now and I hope he will get to do so without an election. Solidarity not psychodrama.

@Hepworthclare I'm sorry, he is not a decent man. He and his government are complicit in genocide. That alone strips away any vestige of decency.

"I accept the answer with good grace" (Keir Starmer June 22nd 2024.) Decency personified - an attribute not evident in some where rabid opportunism is the defining characteristic.