Savile Row Suits Me

Take it from me that if you have never had at least one direct attempt to murder you, then you are too soft for politics. Despite the fact that he will turn 60 this year, Keir Starmer is facing for the first time in his life adversaries who were allowed to fight back. Everything that was shouted at him this evening was factually correct.

Starmer has failed to oppose the Government. He is an enemy of the working class. He has persecuted journalists in general and Julian Assange in particular, although he would be in far more serious trouble if the victims of Operation Elveden ever decided to come after him. I have no idea why they have not already done so.

And either Starmer took the decision not to prosecute Jimmy Savile, or at least when he had it then Director of Public Prosecutions was a purely ceremonial non-job that it was surprising that he could even be bothered to put on his CV. Assuming the former, then that raises serious questions about his own sense of affinity with a sexual abuser of children, and thus also about that affinity on the part of anyone who might be standing for Parliament in order to make him Prime Minister.

I shall be making that point without mercy in my campaign at the next General Election, a campaign that will be run whether or not my candidacy were able to proceed. Also central to that campaign will be, for example, the fact that Labour's was the candidate for people who simply did not want a mixed-race MP. To apply to be the Labour candidate at North West Durham would be to apply to have that campaign run against you. It is no wonder that absolutely no one at all has done so. If you are considering it, then I say to you what I say to Starmer. Welcome to politics, bitch.