I was thinking of doing an in depth examination of Keir Starmer’s speech to the Labour Party conference but I’ve got more important things to do today, like gardening and cleaning the toilet. However from what I’ve seen of it so far it’s awful. The main gist of Starmer’s speech was a declaration of war on not just the Reform Party but on all those Britons who are minded to support the Reform Party because of the utter mess, especially the migration mess, that both Labour and the Tories have created.
In the circumstances I’ve decided to forego for the moment at least, any forensic examination of Two Tier Keir’s words and instead put up a humorous song made by a band called Salt and Soy Sauce entitled ‘Everyone’s a Nazi But Me’. This song encapsulates Starmer’s view that only he and the Labour Party are correct on everything, that multiculturalism is working out fine for the British people and that anybody who objects to Labour’s policies is ‘far right’.
Here’s the song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CCuBkbhhG6E&list=RDCCuBkbhhG6E&start_radio=1
I might return to this subject in a few days but for the moment I really can’t be arsed to give Starmer or his rantings or his party any of my valuable time today. In any event, the scattergun use of the word ‘racist’ to describe Britons with valid objections to government policies might not work this time even though it might have worked in the past. The situation in Britain is now so very bad that Starmer’s opportunistic use of British flags at Conference nor the use of ‘snarl words’ such as ‘racist’ or ‘far right’ will not have the same level of cultural and political power that they once may have had. Some of us have clearly seen through Starmer’s ruses and it will not be long I believe until much of the country sees through them as well.