Every Time Keir Starmer Lied To You

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Komentáře • 681

  • @johnmorsley
    @johnmorsley Před rokem +212

    He is, without doubt, the worst leader Labour has ever had. I cannot stand him and as as life long Labour voter, I'm now going to vote Green instead!

    • @teresaconnolly2399
      @teresaconnolly2399 Před rokem +18

      I’m voting Green too.

    • @Darren-fm3pe
      @Darren-fm3pe Před rokem +1

      I'm voting Labour because I don't need to be fed.

    • @jassensummogum
      @jassensummogum Před rokem +18

      100 % worst ever labour leader!

    • @sarries1
      @sarries1 Před rokem +1

      No chance,I will point you in the direction of James Callaghan!

    • @paulomarinho1963
      @paulomarinho1963 Před rokem

      You only believe the lies you are told about Starmer, because you are an ignorant, you do not even understand your own language.
      Nothing presented, on this video, by the conman, supports his accusations against Starmer and only the very brainwashed sheep, as you are, believe that it does.

  • @leet3207
    @leet3207 Před rokem +130

    Starmer showed his true colours during the last election when he seemed more interested in bringing down Corbyn than the Tories.

  • @huwdavies561
    @huwdavies561 Před rokem +134

    The Tories will not be that bothered if they do lose to Labour next Gen. Election. He will be doing most of their jobs for them.

    • @robertnicholls9917
      @robertnicholls9917 Před rokem

      Exactly, he is like America's Corporate Dems. Just like Bill Clinton cut Welfare and Obama tried to cut Social Security, He will cut the NHS and more. Liberals will make excuses for him when he does.
      That's why I can't stand liberals. They're supposed to be allies but, oftentimes, normalize a lot of the most horrible right wing ideas.
      I thought Europeans were smarter than Americans but it seems the same forces have dumbed down the UK electorate.

    • @DFandV
      @DFandV Před rokem +6

      Exactly, and most Tories will be voting for him as the most 'viable option' whilst he is just a copy of them.

    • @ryanfraser167
      @ryanfraser167 Před rokem +6

      Yep nailed, last time conservatives changed labour so much was in the 1990s, and thatcher still thought that was a victory...

    • @AndriyValdensius-wi8gw
      @AndriyValdensius-wi8gw Před 3 měsíci

      Margaret Thatcher actually said and is on record as saying that her greatest political achievement was Tony Blair becoming Prime Minister. He was obviously "Labour ", but Thatcher had moved the dial so far right that someone like Blair could be a Labour PM. He proposed and started so much privatisation within the NHS that even Thatcher wouldn't have the cojones to attempt, even if she wanted to.
      And Starmer makes Blair look like a lefty. Good grief, he makes Margaret THATCHER look dangerously left wing. 😆😅

  • @sailyousuf
    @sailyousuf Před rokem +115

    According to Starmer a pledge isn't a solemn promise just a political trickery , his word isn't his honour because he hasn't any .

    • @nickmoran1105
      @nickmoran1105 Před rokem +1

      People have managed to pay fees.

    • @Darren-fm3pe
      @Darren-fm3pe Před rokem

      If there is an honest way to cold call (T.V. viewing) than can you tell me what it is, please?

  • @ernstgennial7064
    @ernstgennial7064 Před rokem +25

    Starmer is the "Enemy Within" the Labour Party.

  • @MomMom-cq3ih
    @MomMom-cq3ih Před rokem +46

    If anyone is still unsure of Smarmers political affiliation, here's the proof, TORY!!!!!!

    • @AndriyValdensius-wi8gw
      @AndriyValdensius-wi8gw Před 3 měsíci +2

      Keir Smarmer. Excellent. Must remember that.
      😅🤣😂🥰❤️🤎

  • @treadstone1970
    @treadstone1970 Před rokem +90

    Tory boy Starmer is running out of excuses.

  • @bobcosmic
    @bobcosmic Před rokem +130

    All the lies ? You'd need an 3 hour long audiobook. You think he's started lying ? You ain't heard nothing yet from the controlled opposition!

  • @paulslater9061
    @paulslater9061 Před rokem +25

    Its very gratifying when your original opinion about someone turns out to be spot on

  • @ilesjazz
    @ilesjazz Před rokem +55

    He's got to go.

    • @treadstone1970
      @treadstone1970 Před rokem +6

      Through the door or through the window, it's his choice.

  • @monkeyfunk8371
    @monkeyfunk8371 Před rokem +49

    Keir "The market says" "Nothing will fundamentally change" Starmer. His favorite band is Status Quo

  • @stepheng8779
    @stepheng8779 Před rokem +106

    Streeting should never get his sweaty paws anywhere near the NHS. As equally as dangerous as the rabid bunch we have in now. Him and Starmer eh not so much a dream team as a bloody continuing nightmare.

    • @5e34nut
      @5e34nut Před rokem

      P70

    • @JohnSilver-un8qy
      @JohnSilver-un8qy Před rokem +9

      Sttreetings policies for GPs and the NHS bear all the hallmarks of a demented asset stripper

    • @fatdaddy1996
      @fatdaddy1996 Před rokem +8

      Streeting will destroy the NHS. It's literally that simple.

    • @pauln6803
      @pauln6803 Před rokem

      Sorry to reality check you but Labour are pretty much backed into a corner on the NHS.
      The damage done is, by now, simply too great to reverse in the timeframe expected by the masses.
      Further outsourcing is going to be necessary in order to provide a "quick fix" and if Labour aren't able to demonstrate an improvement in the service, then the critical swing voters and former red wall gammons will quite possibly be swayed by the Tories again.
      It is nearly always far easier and quicker to damage something than it is to repair.

    • @willowtdog6449
      @willowtdog6449 Před rokem +6

      As an American, I have to warn you, you definitely don't want to become us. Don't let them privatize your Healthcare, whatever you do. I feel like the Ghost of Christmas Future here. Lol. But, you know, "heed my warning, lest you become this." Or whatever she said. Haha. Just, please, get rid of that guy.

  • @basfinnis
    @basfinnis Před rokem +56

    'let me be clear' 'let's move on' and other great lies, I mean lines

  • @tarlochankaliroy1030
    @tarlochankaliroy1030 Před rokem +165

    Being a pragmatist is just another way of saying, that really "I'm a tory in new labour's clothing." We must come to terms with the fact that the institution built and promoted by the unions, at the end of 19th century, has become corrupted. ☹️☹️☹️☹️☹️

    • @Dewsta26
      @Dewsta26 Před rokem +6

      You come to terms with it by all means, the adults will continue to fight

    • @jonathanbailey1597
      @jonathanbailey1597 Před rokem +3

      ​@Glyn Mellor On the streets and picket lines if you hadn't noticed. It will go further too.

    • @jonathanbailey1597
      @jonathanbailey1597 Před rokem +1

      @Glyn Mellor Nice try. And everyone else? Would you rather people just rolled over subserviently?

    • @jonathanbailey1597
      @jonathanbailey1597 Před rokem +1

      @Glyn Mellor Then you're no better than they are.

    • @11moleman
      @11moleman Před rokem

      It’s been corrupt from the beginning. Labour presided over the empire, anti lgbt laws etc. it’s just that with corbyn we had the chance for something different.

  • @syddog44
    @syddog44 Před rokem +11

    Him being a Sir was a massive red flag.

  • @poguemahone5476
    @poguemahone5476 Před rokem +21

    I'm more and more convinced he's a true blue sent to castrate the opposition.

  • @asitis8990
    @asitis8990 Před rokem +26

    Sir Starmer the Establishment stooge.

  • @BebsDotter
    @BebsDotter Před rokem +33

    Starmer being Pragmatic again (AKA lying!)

  • @ironhammer4095
    @ironhammer4095 Před rokem +17

    Kier today, gone Tomorrow.

  • @thefastandthedead1769
    @thefastandthedead1769 Před rokem +42

    A Red Tory!

    • @ecaeas4439
      @ecaeas4439 Před rokem +2

      Same thing said about Blair. But is there anyone silly enough to suggest that style of labour isn't infinitely better compared to the shambles of tory government? If starmer was a red tory, he wouldn't have retracted any of his pledges, he would've kept on boasting about them whilst doing exactly the opposite or pretending to do something which he isn't, as the tories do every single day.

    • @thefastandthedead1769
      @thefastandthedead1769 Před rokem

      @@ecaeas4439 Not as far as Scotland goes. Vote Labour, get Tory! Blair annexed some of Scotland's sea without even asking the People of Scotland. There was also the £1.5 billion that they sent back to the Treasury because they could not think what to do with it! Did they ever think of asking the People who's money it was? There was plenty of carnage left (and still is) from Milk Snatcher Thatcher... There was also the Dinner Ladies unequal pay scandal...
      I could go on.

  • @patrickcorliss8878
    @patrickcorliss8878 Před 10 měsíci +8

    Simply know that 10 Pledges are 10 Betrayals !!

  • @annlove2098
    @annlove2098 Před rokem +59

    How the helldid he become the leader.

    • @johnnyabsley
      @johnnyabsley Před rokem +22

      He lied... to get the job .surprise surprise 😢🤦🏿

    • @empressdoinalot
      @empressdoinalot Před rokem +20

      He tried to be the Corbyn continuation candidate but lied to everyone.

    • @FabianMacGintyONeill
      @FabianMacGintyONeill Před rokem +28

      Because some people are so terrified of anything that vaguely resembles socialism that they'll elect a Madame Tussauds waxwork as a leader

    • @Theslavedrivers
      @Theslavedrivers Před rokem +7

      The only good-conscience vote for Labour right now is in places where there is no other viable non-Tory option. I cannot give you one positive reason to support this man.

    • @powderandpaint14
      @powderandpaint14 Před rokem +6

      Lies.

  • @SL-sd3sg
    @SL-sd3sg Před rokem +17

    I’ve always voted labour, but this year I just can’t. I won’t vote for the tories either!

  • @Bernard-ux2eb
    @Bernard-ux2eb Před rokem +8

    Starmer's an agent of the World Economic Forum, same as Blair was from 1993.

  • @hosephanerothe1440
    @hosephanerothe1440 Před rokem +14

    We must ensure smaller parties create a significant wedge of MPs to hold Labour to account after 2024. Greens, SNP, Lib Dems. All we need is proportional representation and this façade will come crumbling down

  • @trulyexorcise2918
    @trulyexorcise2918 Před rokem +9

    I wouldn't even trust him to flush the toilet after himself

  • @amex5056
    @amex5056 Před rokem +30

    Boris lied many times the BBC made a big deal out of it ..
    So why doesn’t the BBC call Starmer out as being just as bad as Boris Johnstone …
    I voted Conservative last time but one thing I have leant Is with Jeramy
    Corbin he was a honest politician he told everyone his policy’s and stood by that , I didn’t always agree with his policies but I respect him for being honest.
    Starmer has really shown want he is really like another politician that cannot be trusted ..

    • @fatdaddy1996
      @fatdaddy1996 Před rokem +11

      No offence, but voting for Johnson over Corbyn was utterly mental.
      Corbyn isn't perfect, but he genuinely cares about people. Johnson thinks we're all scum.

    • @GaryJohnWalker1
      @GaryJohnWalker1 Před rokem

      Starmer hasn't been in power to divert from a manifesto as did Boris. And Starmer hasn't yet published his, whereas 2019 he had to follow Corbyn's Manifesto.

    • @trulyexorcise2918
      @trulyexorcise2918 Před rokem

      ​@@fatdaddy1996 wasn't it actually a female labour mp who called the public scum?

    • @kr9297
      @kr9297 Před rokem +3

      ​@@trulyexorcise2918 no. She called tories scum

    • @trulyexorcise2918
      @trulyexorcise2918 Před rokem

      @@kr9297 so when did Boris call everyone scum?

  • @davidmcculloch8490
    @davidmcculloch8490 Před rokem +10

    "We can spend on anything" was not said in 2019 because that manifesto was costed. Now we know that, to Starmer a pledge is an indication.

  • @heliotropezzz333
    @heliotropezzz333 Před rokem +31

    What does he stand for? Will voters ever know? I heard him on the radio recently saying why he'd changed his policies. He was umming and ahing a lot and didn't sound much like a leader. I wonder what is actually going to be in their manifesto. I only hope he will eventually deliver more than he promises.

    • @vibez_kru01
      @vibez_kru01 Před rokem +4

      Their manifesto will be a carbon copy of what the Tories publish. When Kier is asked about it, he’ll lie.
      On a serious note though, what people need to realise is that the economy is in such a poor state, Labour will be forced to adopt the Tories spending plans, just like Blair and Brown did during their first term. The alternative will be to borrow more and invest, but this will draw accusations of Labour being reckless with the economy, and will no doubt be a vote loser, so they won’t go near any new borrowing.
      I think it’s going to be very hard for Starmer to deliver much under the current economic circumstances, short of tinkering with how severe austerity will be under a New Labour 2.0 governments first term.

    • @vibez_kru01
      @vibez_kru01 Před rokem +1

      @@Ouroboros542 I get that, but that’s not going to happen in time for the next GE where there’s a strong likelihood that Starmer will be PM.

    • @ecaeas4439
      @ecaeas4439 Před rokem

      ​​​@@vibez_kru01 Or they could do a very popular, vote winning thing vince, and tax the sh*t out of the greedy corporations. You're thinking of it like a household budget, same as the tories. They've not only got borrowing, they've got wealth distribution.
      And just for reference, the tories have borrowed an eye-boggling amount over the last 13 years. Not all on the pandemic either. New Labour had debt as a % of GDP falling year on year. It's not about being forced into Austerity because of the economic situation - that's quite simply wrong. The media will always get on the back of Labour for things the tories get away with without anyone paying attention.

    • @beaniebear3746
      @beaniebear3746 Před rokem

      He stands for the "elite" he now considers himself part of.

    • @kyllerbuzcut
      @kyllerbuzcut Před rokem +1

      ​@@vibez_kru01 the change will come from achieving PR voting reform. The trick to get that is to make sure there's a hung parliament, which win force Starmer to agree to implement that at offset of a deal with the other parties that form a coalition. Labour will be the largest party at the next election. The Tories are too far gone, and nothing is going to change that outcome. The only question is if they can get enough for a full majority. We can make it happen by voting for whichever small party or independent is in our areas. Do not vote for new new Labour. The Tories will beer out anyway, so there's absolutely nothing to lose, and everything to gain.

  • @MaryamofShomal
    @MaryamofShomal Před rokem +19

    I can’t tell who cares less about their own countries: the rich in the UK, or the rich here in the States.

    • @Lee_303
      @Lee_303 Před rokem

      The rich don't need to care, unless they're politicians, because if it's right what various channels are saying, then they're the ones pushing us to economic collapse & possibly ww3, & their wealth will be zero.

    • @keirhardy6470
      @keirhardy6470 Před rokem +2

      I wanna say our lot but your lot are much better organised

    • @marieallen9715
      @marieallen9715 Před rokem +2

      That's the 'special relationship' !

    • @richardlewin3611
      @richardlewin3611 Před rokem

      spoken like a true poor person

  • @babylonsburning1
    @babylonsburning1 Před rokem +10

    Could this be Smarmer's Nick Clegg moment? Let's hope so.

  • @carmelconti5993
    @carmelconti5993 Před rokem +13

    God help us if he get in number 10

  • @mathieuleader8601
    @mathieuleader8601 Před rokem +5

    I think Keir's lying stems from Starmer's feeling of inadequacy from Keir being a relative newcomer to the House and I remember him being tutored in economics by both Ed Miliband and Charles Falconer so has been taught the third way is the best way to get things done.

  • @fnkwhite6382
    @fnkwhite6382 Před rokem +4

    Smarmer the best conservative leader the Labour party has had

  • @anthonylee3311
    @anthonylee3311 Před rokem +4

    He's completely captured by the corporate sector - he's fooled many, unfortunately. Andrew Bridgen said recently that parliament is now 'captured' and I think that's looking more and more the case

  • @chrisrobinson860
    @chrisrobinson860 Před 8 měsíci +2

    I really am panicking regarding the possibility that Sir Kid Starver may come to power, and I am a Labour supporter.

  • @cdean2789
    @cdean2789 Před rokem +5

    In 1948 Bevan boasted that he was able to accomplish his goal "by stuffing the doctors' mouths with gold."1What he meant by his famous and oft quoted statement is that he allowed some British doctors or consultants as they were called, to continue seeing private paying patients if they accepted NHS patients.

  • @MartinJames389
    @MartinJames389 Před rokem +9

    I missed the football reference to Starmer's claimed qualities.
    I used to play rugby. I remember when one of our blokes punched another of ours, a bad rabbit punch to the back of the neck. They didn't like each other. "It was my own man" he whined to the ref. "Doesn't matter", said the ref. "OFF!" So we were then two down and lost (no subs in those days). The puncher didn't get picked again that season. Should have been ever.
    A better analogy for what Starmer is up to, I think.

    • @JohnSilver-un8qy
      @JohnSilver-un8qy Před rokem

      @arbuthnotification
      I also love rugby. Good analogy 🏈

  • @fingersflynn
    @fingersflynn Před rokem +3

    Oh God, it's SO depressing that the leader of the Labour Party currently, is this empty, dishonest impostor!

  • @mawkernewek
    @mawkernewek Před rokem +7

    The way Keir starts to ramble on at a tangent when challenged 7:09 , it sounds quite like a conversation with ChatGPT.

    • @mawkernewek
      @mawkernewek Před rokem +3

      I always notice Tory politicians doing this, but note at 7:24 Keir gets all matey by addressing his interviewer directly by his first name, "*Justin*, [pause] we've got the highest um sort of tax burden for, well since the Second World War".
      What are they doing? Are they reminding a mainstream media interviewer that they are all part of the same club as them, and they shouldn't rock the boat?

  • @stephanguitar9778
    @stephanguitar9778 Před rokem +18

    Another Tory PM in waiting

  • @hg82met
    @hg82met Před rokem +11

    He's like David Cameron, except more right-wing and without the charisma.

  • @lindy-loumaddock5979
    @lindy-loumaddock5979 Před rokem +3

    Please, please, please Labour, replace your leader!!! He is NOT the right man for the job! You have far more credible members who could inspire people. I am dismayed that these pledges have just been ditched, as to me, they were all very important! I feel massively let down and deceived YET AGAIN by a politician, who knew eh? 🙆🤦

  • @Donkeater1
    @Donkeater1 Před rokem +2

    Rewriting the definition of the word "pledge". My vote is not going to Labour under Starmer, I can't do it.

  • @D.von.N
    @D.von.N Před rokem +12

    Where do you get the statistics that 90% of Starmer supporters never paid tuition fees?

    • @GaryJohnWalker1
      @GaryJohnWalker1 Před rokem +4

      He's assuming most supporters are old student Grants?

    • @D.von.N
      @D.von.N Před rokem

      @@GaryJohnWalker1 According to my sources, the majority of working people voted labour in 2019, google says the tuition fees were introduced in 1998, so not sure about the statistics still. More older people supported Tories and many still do. And the most of the voting nation is split between these two parties. It is hard to imagine that a large chunk of people would suddenly switch to Tories just because Starmer is the Labour leader now. In fact the polls favour Labour more and more over Tories, young or old. So I don't see the 90% very realistic.

    • @robcherry4504
      @robcherry4504 Před 9 měsíci +1

      He did not say 90% of supporters, he said 90% of interviewers

  • @Catgirl22002
    @Catgirl22002 Před rokem +4

    Yeah he made the pledges and then Liz Truss came along. There’s only so much he can do in the circumstances he faces.

  • @janball1383
    @janball1383 Před 5 měsíci +1

    I am a former Ukip voter and general tory like creature. But Aaron is my guy. His honesty and rigour are outstanding.

    • @veggie42
      @veggie42 Před 4 měsíci

      Yes starmer doesn't understand real people he doesn't go back to Surrey much like he's ashamed of it 😂

  • @lehanedermot
    @lehanedermot Před rokem +2

    Labour mp, s need to be questioned on these pledges, make life awkward for them.

  • @richardlewis5641
    @richardlewis5641 Před 9 měsíci +1

    I have become a subscriber and will make a donation because of this insightful interview.

  • @italgong
    @italgong Před 9 měsíci +2

    Labour's 2019 manifesto, like the previous one, was fully costed. MoreStarmer lies.

    • @veggie42
      @veggie42 Před 4 měsíci

      Yes it was the policies just a lot at once. He didn't like the national education service and doesn't dare call it out

  • @highvolumepls
    @highvolumepls Před 4 měsíci +1

    So glad The Muppet show is back I really missed it😂😮😅😊

  • @custossecretus5737
    @custossecretus5737 Před 3 měsíci +1

    10:00 the problem with sanctions in the UC system is, the private companies get £4000 for every long term unemployed they get off the books and into work.
    Great you might say, but these private companies don’t care about the individual or the suitability of the job they force the individual into. They only care about the £4k. The individual might not even be able to afford the public transport to get to the job location or the job might require them to get there at short notice like a key holder for example.
    Private companies are making a fortune from government funds (which is tax payers money) off of unemployed people.

  • @ebner1000
    @ebner1000 Před rokem +3

    It hurt me to come to the realisation that as a labour supporter and labour to the bone, I will have to vote either Tory or Lib despite I detest what Tory has become
    but me voting for this upright liar goes beyond what my conscience can accept.

    • @powderandpaint14
      @powderandpaint14 Před rokem

      Please don't vote Tory, we can't let them win the next GE. Vote tactically to get a Tory out or keep a Tory out in your constituency.

    • @ebner1000
      @ebner1000 Před rokem +3

      Oh yeah people went for Lib Dem today !! Tactics vote to repudiate both Tory candidate the official one and the one on disguise 🥸

  • @rosswilliamson1732
    @rosswilliamson1732 Před 6 měsíci +1

    The ‘flim, flam man’, Starmer is the embodiment of the average (and that’s being generous) contemporary politician. Slimy, self serving, odious inveterate liar in a long line of such individuals, the British public deserves so much better.

    • @veggie42
      @veggie42 Před 4 měsíci

      Yes we do. He lies about his marriage he barely kisses his wife. He's cheated on her. The way he's got young women on the speeches he was hugging them ex and hanging around schoolgirls with pics on his x and Instagram.

  • @brianwheeldon4643
    @brianwheeldon4643 Před rokem +1

    'We've got choices, there are choices to make', and I'm choosing to lie!

  • @mattybthecatalist8991
    @mattybthecatalist8991 Před rokem +2

    Quite surprised the video isn’t hours long with a title like that

  • @jackeaton9561
    @jackeaton9561 Před rokem +1

    Michael Foot used to call this sort of back-biting 'playing the Tory game'. It remains pertinent.

  • @anthonykibble4126
    @anthonykibble4126 Před 3 měsíci

    If society is fluid (as Starmer said) ' in constant change'. How can any polition set anything in stone!

  • @Thelma7361
    @Thelma7361 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Starmer’s pledges have a shorter lifespan than Amber Heard’s

  • @Kavala76
    @Kavala76 Před rokem

    Starmer: the man who, as DPP, fast-tracked the extradition of Julian Assange.
    A loyal neo-liberal Atlanticist.

  • @MrGalvinjohn
    @MrGalvinjohn Před rokem +2

    brilliant journalism Bastani!

  • @UrbanOspreys
    @UrbanOspreys Před rokem +1

    What do we think the 'price' for fawning media support, the equivalent of Blair's tuition fees and runaway landlordism, will be? I say large chunks of the NHS - "When you think about it, paediatrics are a kind of dentistry." "Children are basically teeth."

  • @martinwilliams9866
    @martinwilliams9866 Před 11 měsíci

    This Man's pledges are not important, beause we can't believe that he will keep his word. He just comes across as a Business enterprise politician.

  • @louisecallaghan7388
    @louisecallaghan7388 Před rokem

    He leads the worst and the most ineffective opposition at at time of the worst government, what a situation.

  • @chriswood3252
    @chriswood3252 Před rokem +2

    On this form, Labour may just snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. Again. I'd love to see Darren Jones elected Labour leader asap.

  • @HaqNawaz-ct6gj
    @HaqNawaz-ct6gj Před 3 měsíci

    Starter the Stark Liar. Umm... has a ring to it!

  • @LeornianCyng
    @LeornianCyng Před rokem

    Kier “Two faced, forked tongue, power hungry, beige” Starmer at it again I see.

  • @Ahmed-mr4xo
    @Ahmed-mr4xo Před rokem +1

    "Baseline indication", "direction of travel", "pragmatic approach", "pledge" all mean the same to Starmer ...absolutely nothing.

  • @BedboundME
    @BedboundME Před rokem +1

    Has Andrew Neil interviewed Keir Starmer / richi Sunak recently? Keir Starmer was told by Andrew Neil then about pledges being a commitment not a vague possible direction of travel, I had forgotten that. An interviewer on radio 4 today recently had the exact same conversation with Keir Starmer who tried to say the pledges were just hopes not promises as justification for him abandoning them. Mr slippery, not Mr softy

  • @MrTimwingate
    @MrTimwingate Před rokem +1

    'We decided to change, and what we've decided to do is, become the new Tory party. what an arse.

  • @jacquelineithell307
    @jacquelineithell307 Před rokem +1

    Has he ever told the truth like all politicians 🤔 🙄

  • @Mrrobackenson1
    @Mrrobackenson1 Před rokem +1

    He will say anything to get in power. Sad & pathetic.

  • @jocosson8892
    @jocosson8892 Před rokem +13

    For the left to win STARMER MUST LOSE
    TakeBackLabour KeirStarmerOut

    • @edeledeledel5490
      @edeledeledel5490 Před rokem

      When did the far left last win a UK election... oh, probably never. What makes you think that will ever change? I remember Jack Dash, Militant, Red Robbo, Arthur Scargill, Derek Hatton, Dave Nellist, Momentum, and all the other far left failures, like the leftier Miliband and Jezza Corbyn, and his fart-trouser brother. Complete laughing-stock, basically. Bacon sandwich eater failure, jam-maker and millionaire allotment-holder. Jesus! Have a bit of sense, please.

    • @ecaeas4439
      @ecaeas4439 Před rokem +4

      It's not going to happen Jo. But nonetheless (especially if you're voting tactically in many seats) labour are the main alternative to the tories. Hold your nose if you have to, but starmer labour is so umbeliably better than the tories, that this shouldn't even have to be said.

    • @jocosson8892
      @jocosson8892 Před rokem

      @@ecaeas4439 it does need to be said; Starmer looks to be worse than Blair; he will DESTROY the workers party; the PARTY is the only alternative for DEMOCRACY which means if the party is utterly discredited then that is the end of any meaningful choice and the UK will end up like the USA with a false choice between fascism and neoliberalism.
      All the douchbag liberals who say that "labour can't lose" are the same class traitors who failed to vote for Corbyn.

    • @abdvs325
      @abdvs325 Před rokem +2

      ​@@ecaeas4439 Sadly starmer's labour is no better than the tories, it is the tories, in fact, red tories. He's already gone back on everything good that he promised to do during his leader election campaign. There is nothing worth voting for. Just another bunch of weasels. Nothing will change if Starmer wins.

    • @edeledeledel5490
      @edeledeledel5490 Před rokem

      @@ecaeas4439 Can't understand why the far left seem to be hell bent on getting some far left no hoper as leader of the Labour party. Been tried twice now, failed miserably.

  • @paulsmith2855
    @paulsmith2855 Před rokem +9

    He's just so depressing

  • @cdean2789
    @cdean2789 Před rokem +2

    Protector of the status quo

  • @robertyoung8785
    @robertyoung8785 Před 10 měsíci

    There is NO LABOUR PARTY under Starmer.

  • @sarahjparnell
    @sarahjparnell Před 9 měsíci

    Geez and politicians wonder may they are not liked!

  • @Niedzwiedz1M
    @Niedzwiedz1M Před 13 dny

    Now that labour has the foot in the door. I enjoy coming back to this video and reminding people how big of a weasel this excuse for a man is.

  • @passiveftp
    @passiveftp Před rokem +1

    He's an MP...Are we expecting him to be honest?

  • @PersonalPariah
    @PersonalPariah Před rokem

    "I'm a pragmatist..." right when it comes to fulfil any of the pledges made, not when making the pledges.

  • @danieladams9950
    @danieladams9950 Před rokem

    Starmer not aware of how being a monumental tool could affect electoral prospects.

  • @gpcrawford8353
    @gpcrawford8353 Před rokem +2

    Yes doctors still have private practices this was against NYE Bevans idea (as well as other thing)as he said I had to cross palms with gold to get an NHS into being. He wanted doctors to be salaried under full NHS banner.

    • @JohnSilver-un8qy
      @JohnSilver-un8qy Před rokem +1

      Bevan actually said "I stuffed their mouths with gold".

    • @gpcrawford8353
      @gpcrawford8353 Před rokem

      @@JohnSilver-un8qy thank you for the correct statement too early in the morning to remember exact words .

  • @FabianMacGintyONeill
    @FabianMacGintyONeill Před rokem +3

    He's so bland I can't even bring myself to hate him for his lies, it's more the feeling of when a long-planned beach holiday gets ruined by nonstop rain, a sense of grey disappointment

  • @BedboundME
    @BedboundME Před rokem

    The Sophie ridge screen is a great gotcha

  • @rolandrothwell4840
    @rolandrothwell4840 Před rokem

    Where are the conviction politicians? Where are the politicians who have integrity, honour and policies to match.

  • @iainstevenson9072
    @iainstevenson9072 Před 11 měsíci

    Kier Starmer he is the best Labour leader ever, for the Tories. The man most likely to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

  • @bunchie1966
    @bunchie1966 Před 3 měsíci

    How do you know when Starmer is lying? His lips are moving. And we thought Boris was bad!

  • @huwwiliams8426
    @huwwiliams8426 Před rokem +1

    The only growth Stammer will get is his nose.
    Just like Pinocchio; a much darker episode.

  • @Darren-fm3pe
    @Darren-fm3pe Před rokem

    When you expect The Prime Minister to come around and change you're nappies for you!

  • @joealcorn1632
    @joealcorn1632 Před 7 měsíci +2

    New labor is just a political business full of career so-could politicians.

    • @veggie42
      @veggie42 Před 4 měsíci

      We don't want it returned

  • @amyhuber5655
    @amyhuber5655 Před rokem

    He's a tory under a Labour logo. As a life long Labour voter I'm voting green. This man does not support the workers, the NHS or anything else of value in this country. He's part of the rich, for the rich.

  • @jameswingad3212
    @jameswingad3212 Před 11 měsíci

    A Labour government would be a shift to the right!

  • @12345flossie
    @12345flossie Před 3 měsíci

    If I remember rightly that 2019 manifesto was fully funded as was explained within it. Unlike the Tory one which wasn't

  • @TootlinGeoff
    @TootlinGeoff Před rokem

    Changing your plans in light of circumstances isn't lying.

    • @Theslavedrivers
      @Theslavedrivers Před rokem +1

      Doing it once is fine. Doing it twice is pushing it. Thrice or more is just taking the piss.

    • @TootlinGeoff
      @TootlinGeoff Před rokem

      @@Theslavedrivers changing plans isn't lying. You may not agree but please stop misusing the word lie.

    • @Theslavedrivers
      @Theslavedrivers Před rokem

      @@TootlinGeoff There comes a point where it implies prior lack of good faith. In other words, if one is that amenable to changing plans, then, for all practical purposes, one cannot be relied upon to follow through with anything.

  • @nozrulislam5111
    @nozrulislam5111 Před rokem

    British Politicians know, they don’t have to answer to the Public.
    So lying to climb the ladder isn’t a big thing. As long as they can get what they want by whatever means.
    Is it a requirement of British Politics that if you want to become a leader of a Party then you must be a Pathological Liar.
    He meets this key requirement.
    We the Public need to create a movement that challenges these self serving politicians.

  • @jimlyon7276
    @jimlyon7276 Před 2 měsíci +1

    @ 09@:28 - Given tha "Trickle down economics" didn't work with Thatcher, I see NO reason to see why it'll work with Starmer ! ! !

  • @ab8865
    @ab8865 Před rokem +1

    Unfortunately the nhs isn't the nhs anymore according to Dr bob gill and its true. Starmer is also in it for the corporations

  • @ProfessorChomsky
    @ProfessorChomsky Před 3 měsíci

    See that bit about outsourcing? Sophie Ridge let him off the hook, he deviously, twice tried to twist it into "I'm not talking about privatisation" - no, no one said you were, you said in blunt terms "end outsourcing" and he should have pursued on this blatant lie. An utter fake.

  • @juliegreen640
    @juliegreen640 Před rokem +1

    Good grief looking at these comments it looks like they like what this country has turned into!! For goodness sake WE NEED CHANGE and I personally dont believe anything can be as bad as what we have had....u wanna start looking at our deficit what it was and what it Is now this is your childrens legacy and look at the state of our Country for goodness sake ENOUGH!!

  • @daveaustin1093
    @daveaustin1093 Před 3 měsíci

    I WILL VOTE FOR STARMER AND HIS GANG NOT TO PUT A FOOT IN OUR PARLIAMENT. THE MAN NOT STABLE, NOT SINCERE, IN A PANIC ALL THE TIME AND NO PLANS AT ALL. THE STRINGS ARE IN THE HANDS OF OUTSIDERS. NO TO STARMER.