Committee calls on Labour to urgently assess security risks posed by foreign investment
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Starmer is being hounded out.
Mandelson and Epstein and McSweeney.
IHAT.
Northern Irish Prosecutions.
Chinese Embassy
Chinese trip and kowtowing
Chagos
Immigration
Censorship and Anti-Social orders.
And way too many U-Turns to count.
His MPs don't like him and voters that created the Labour Party don't like him.
The only people that do like him are the money people that put him in there because they are dead scared of Reform and the direction that Badenoch, Truss and Johnson were bending, accommodating Farage. Now they are struggling to keep him in power because they fear the socialists of the Labour Party.
What they fail to grip is that Labour is made up of factions. The unionist faction is the originating faction made of of workers that went to church, started the co-operative movement and widows and orphan funds, and fought for wages and working conditions. The movement was then co-opted by the champagne socialists, the Webbs and Shaws of the Islington Fabian Society. That is the faction that has been driving the Labour agenda since WW1. It tends atheist and communist.
It is also internationalist/globalist.
And that is where it separates from the workers. The workers, by and large, are National Socialists. They don't sing The Interntional. They sing Labour's other anthem, "Jerusalem" - And did those feet, in ancient time, walk upon England's mountains green.
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If Starmer is punted and the left gets in the backbench, I think, will go left on economics but hard right on defence and security.
And the money tribe will squawk.
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By the way, the Canadian analogues to the type of politicians found in the back benches are Bill Blaikie and Tommy Douglas. Nationalists. Fiscally conservative. Socially accommodating.
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