No Exit In Sight

The incompetent Keir Starmer has decided to call for an "exit strategy" instead of calling for testing, PPE, and honest mortality numbers. But while it is easy to mock Starmer as a tailor's dummy, the question presents itself of his glittering CV.

Look up Luke Harding and consider that MI6's Guardian "newspaper" turned down the Labour report, meaning that it had to be taken to Sky instead. As a matter of editorial policy, the BBC ignores stories that have been broken by Sky News. So hear the deafening silence. It echoes the deafening silence around the fact that the only sitting British MP on the Trilateral Commission was now the Leader of the Labour Party. 

As for the racist abuse that the Labour report exposes, who is going to do anything about that? A man who even applied to become the Director of Prosecutions, never mind a man who was given the job? Well, there you are, then. On this anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster, ponder that a former DPP is now being presented as a potential Prime Minister.

Oh, and Starmer was appointed to that office without ever having prosecuted a criminal case in his life. Yes, really. How very spooky. This thread is chilling, even though none of it comes as the slightest surprise, and perhaps for that very reason. In a crowded field, putting Starmer in the Shadow Cabinet was the biggest mistake that Jeremy Corbyn ever made as Leader of the Labour Party.

Still, all is not lost. The Workers Party of Britain is growing. The Social Democratic Party is growing. And the Budget of March 2020, together with the Government's response to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic, have ended the era that began with the Budget of December 1976. The Centre is the think tank for this new era. Please give generously.