Keir Starmer’s Britain

Well, maybe.

Keir Starmer has told close friends he intends to stand down as Prime Minister and set out an orderly timetable for his departure.

A member of the Cabinet told me late yesterday afternoon: ‘Keir understands the political reality.

‘He realises the current chaos is unsustainable. He simply wants to be able to do it in a dignified way and in a manner of his own choosing. He will set out a timetable.’

According to another Cabinet source, it is still unclear precisely when that announcement will be made. Some senior Starmer allies have been urging him to hold off making any statement until the first polls and canvassing data is returned from the Makerfield by-election.

Via Ed Driscoll.

30 Replies to “Keir Starmer’s Britain”

  1. Oh Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, Tommy, Tommy Robinson.
    Thank you Alexa Lavoie for being there.

    You had/have to look hard for any coverage and finding live feeds outside of Twatter and tick tic wasn’t easy.

      1. Yes Marc thats right, what I said was outside of X and or Tic tok.
        e.g. No direct link at Urban Scoop or at Rebel or Tommy Robinsons official Rumble sites. Didn’t search the fascists at the tube because i don’t.

  2. I immediately thought of Kipling’s “The Wrath Of The Awakened Saxon”. We live in interesting times, don’t we?

  3. in the waning days of this modern dicktatorshit disguised as parliament, one final time l point out,
    it isnt *keir* starmer, its the similarly sounding *herr* starmer. from 100 years ago in deutschland.
    all the similarities. cropping up in Canaduh too.

  4. also in Canaduh, when we see THE MOST PEACEFUL LARGE DEMONSTRATION IN THE NATION’S HISTORY,
    well, we get the clucking sycophants on the sideline, the cheerleading squad applauding like the trained
    seals they are. and threats of serious imprisonment, exceeding MURDER sentences. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand
    then we get more Liberals in orifice and unprecedented tricks to coax floor walkers aka the
    ‘anything fo power party’
    ya. thats what Canuckistan gets. communists.

  5. Ohhhhhhhhh Mommmaaaaaa … the far right had a Natzi Rally. Just like Adolph held … right? Clutching pearls and clucking like hens.

    More native Brits better join the cause … or the replacement will just gather steam …

    1. A headline I came across in a Spanish rag ran along the lines of ProPalestinians standing up to NeoNazis.

    1. I think he’s in the I’m not dead yet, I’ll tell you when I’m dead mode. But certainly a walking dead.

  6. He is the dead parrot in the monty python sketch. Stapled and put up and everyone around him is saying you are still alive. No he’s not. He’s a dead parrot. He isn’t really he’s resting really he is.
    This is a dead parrot it really is. It is dead and has been for awhile.

    Lmao

  7. “He simply wants to be able to do it in a dignified way and in a manner of his own choosing”

    I’d say the Romanian Exit has just the right amount of dignity for him.

    1. “Feck the country, it’s all about me!”~Keir Starmer choosing the Justin Trudeau exit

  8. If the next leader doesn’t get on with the remigration of every last adherent of the Religion of Mayhem then the country is toast. Public hangings of the grooming gangs as well.

  9. While my President goes to China to slap around Xi Xinping, and lowly Tommy Robinson brings the British elite to their knees, The Canadian people just wallow around in self-pity and pathetic cowardice while the Laurentian elite eat their lunch.

  10. President goes to China to slap around Xi Xinping… What fantasy world do you live in? The same one as Starmer no doubt. Of course, Starmer will never find a suitable moment to quit.

  11. And I thinking that “The Britton” was folklore, like “The Loch Ness Monster”. Did Chuck/Starmer already unleashed the unnamed, masked, heavy militarized police forces that were used on the truckers and trucker-adjacent? Asking for a friend.

  12. L – Watching the video coverage of the London rally on and around the stage. I recognized, King Richard, the Lion Heart, King Alfred the Great, Robin Hood and his band of Merry Archers, a number of Knights Templar and Hospitaller, St George, St Andrew, and St Patrick(who was performing an exorcism in an attempt to drive the snakes out of Britain and especially, the nearby Parliament). It was a jolly good show.

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