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Free Speech is your RIGHT

No matter what the Labour Party do in the coming days and months, you can be sure of 1 thing, that is if elected I will NEVER back down until every one of us has our rights to free speech returned unequivocally. 

Every day I would bring a point of order to the houses of parliament demanding the government not only return our right to free speech but campaign for it to be made illegal for any future government to attempt to take this right away.

I WILL contact all branches of government and seek out any improprieties made by any Labour Ministers, this will then be published and reported to whichever body has regulatory body required whilst demanding that where if any illegalities may have occurred then the said Minister in question face the FULL force of the Law.

I will also contact the ECHR and ask them to investigate if any crimes were committed by Keir Starmer, if they reply in the positive I will urge them to Prosecute him on said charges to face trial at the Hauge.

This some may say is a little dramatic, but not as dramatic as putting OAPs in prison for posts on social media.

The Failure of Keir Starmer as Prime Minister

As I was analysing why there was a growing number of problems occurring for Keir Starmer when he became Prime Minister, I found it necessary to take a look at the key policies and initiatives introduced.

Starmer promised to be a Prime Minister of policy, driving a week of announcements on issues like welfare, workers' rights, and tax-sharing with tenants and homebuyers, fixing what has "gone wrong under the Tories", saying it was excellent detail on how the generalised "level of failure" and many insufficiencies of the UK could be fixed. He spoke of a "British recovery" but criticised the Tories' response to the cost of living. He asked MPs to back the two Acts on the Pricing of Energy & Fuel, move or scrap the hated Bedroom Tax, to 'fill the puddings' to those full of older age and to 'rebalance' the system in large part through national infrastructure and public services. Staff members need to have proper parity, whether it's corporate or not, and the working conditions essential to repair the DWP, for those who are currently struggling to get by.

Keir Starmer became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on 4th July 2024, until he decides to resign on grounds of mental incapacity that is, During his time as Prime Minister, Starmer faced numerous challenges but failed each one big time, He failed to address concerns of the general public along with his inability to make decisive coherent decisions defending the British public, British values and the faith (The Church of England) of our country, he blatantly ignored the public who have GENUINE National Security concerns, this alone has marred his first 60 days in office.

Criticisms from within his party and the opposition also seemed to fall on deaf ears whilst he and the Cabinet rode rough shots over ALL constitutional norms and democratic principles. The lack of transparency and accountability in decision-making is a major point of contention. No one is saying that running the country is easy, but the lack of clear understanding and leadership is unacceptable.

Acting as a Dictator in a democratic society is not the way forward.

Keir Starmer was not particularly well-liked within his own Labour party, evidenced by his low "favourability ratings, low satisfaction ratings, and an inability to attract a large percentage of the party membership at the last election. Among ordinary voters, his approval ratings fluctuated, depending on what lie he was hammering home at the time. His inability to provide a clear and inspiring vision for the country led to him receiving fewer votes than his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn. He and other senior Party officials lied to the public before the Election by stating that everything in the Manifesto was all costed and accounted for, yet within the first few days grumblings from the Treasury dept. They started accusing the Tories of hiding how much the country was in debt. Really? they expect the British public to fall for the same trick that has been used for millennia by each new incoming Government.

Welfare / Workers rights and general fixing Tory mistakes.

The only way Keir Starmer has tried to fix workers rights was to give the unions what they wanted, yes that's right just said there you go, and then the cheek of the unions said they would have to go back and ballot the membership to see if they would accept the offer! AND then the train drivers said ok but we are still going to go on strike over a different issue, gave in to the Junior Doctors and gave them what they wanted after they treated the British public lives with disdain and indifference.

Then Rachel Reeves announces she is cutting the winter fuel payment for 10 Million pensioners! as there is a 20Bn black hole in the public finances. (hang on) give the Doctors and train drivers what they want and spend 9Bn on GB Energy that will NEVER reduce the fuel bills for the British public, Give citizenship to over 44K illegal migrants and access to the UK benefits system, BUT cut the winter fuel allowance to the people who have paid into the system all their working lives, many from ages 14 onwards. Is that really the way forward for a party that claims to represent the working class? for them struggling to get by? I SAY NOT!

A prolonged period of division and stomach-churning is likely to have embittered political debate within the Labour Party for some time. Although there is a large number of voters seeking to get rid of the Labour Party, it is going to be a hard tough slog to regain the trust and support of the electorate if ever they can, at the same time overcoming the damage caused by Starmer's leadership, the end of Starmer’s premiership, cannot come soon enough for millions of British voters. Overall, Starmer seems to have taken the Labour Party nowhere, and it would be a while before the Labour Party is to ever find itself in government anytime soon. (well as soon as the British public can get rid of them)