Keir Starmer’s Unbelievable Misrepresentation of Boris Johnson’s UN speech

[Oswestrian]

Keir Starmer recently stated in his speech before Labour Party's conference in Brighton the following words:

“Let me quote what the Prime Minister said to the United Nations last week: “ “We believe that someone else will clear up the mess we make because that is what someone else has always done.” ” Well Prime Minister, either get a grip or get out of the way and let us clear up this mess.”

What is absolutely unbelievable is that Keir Starmer completely quoted Boris Johnson OUT OF CONTEXT. Whether he had read The Prime Minister’s speech to the United Nations General Assembly or not is irrelevant. His speech writer and his team should have checked the quote that Keir Starmer used before addressing the conference. Starmer’s Boris Johnson’s UN speech citation is in fact so out of context that is can ONLY be seen as either a very careless (and thus incompetent) oversight on his part or worse, such a blatant and gross misrepresentation of reported speech that it can only be qualified as dishonest.

This is what Boris Johnson said in the opening remarks of his 2,180 word speech. The passage quoted by Keir Starmer is underlined.

“Mr President, Your Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen.

An inspection of the fossil record over the last 178
million years – since mammals first appeared – reveals
that the average mammalian species exists for about a
million years before it evolves into something else or
vanishes into extinction.

Of our allotted lifespan of a million, humanity has been
around for about 200,000.

In other words, we are still collectively a youngster.

If you imagine that million years as the lifespan of an
individual human being – about eighty years – then we are
now sweet 16.

We have come to that fateful age when we know roughly
how to drive and we know how to unlock the drinks
cabinet and to engage in all sorts of activity that is not only
potentially embarrassing but also terminal.

In the words of the Oxford philosopher Toby Ord “we are
just old enough to get ourselves into serious trouble”.

We still cling with part of our minds to the infantile belief
that the world was made for our gratification and pleasure
and we combine this narcissism with an assumption of our
own immortality.

We believe that someone else will clear up the mess we
make, because that is what someone else has always done.

We trash our habitats again and again with the inductive
reasoning that we have got away with it so far, and
therefore we will get away with it again.”

 

[SamBally]

Is this the same Starmer who also stupidly plagiarized Nazi propaganda for his conference speech and which was NOT reported by the MSM? Just imagine if it had been Corbyn.

Starmer quoted 'the beauty of work' as a driving force for what passes for his ‘vision’ for the UK. Starmer attributed his idea to Auden however, in fact, the 'beauty of work' ('Schönheit der Arbeit'), was a slogan of Nazi propaganda for the nazi regime from 1934 to 1945.

Sir Keir Starmer KCB QC (Keith) also likes to rattle on about his so-called working-class roots from humble beginnings, his father was a toolmaker don't you know, just forget the bit where his father actually owned the business, the Oxted Tool Company, we don't know much else because the information has been removed online and doesn't appear in company records because his father traded as a sole trader. Successful enough to buy a house and in an era when it was extremely rare. How he was in part privately educated and dragged up in the mean streets of leafy suburbia in Oxted in Surrey before attending Oxford University.

How he harps on about his time as a human rights lawyer, at £400 an hour, over £15,000 a week. A year's wages in a single week, he is one of us don't you know. How he threw the victims of police violence under a bus alongside Julian Assange while Director of Public Prosecutions and head of the Crown Prosecution Service and stated that there was not enough evidence to charge Jimmy Saville or tackle barbaric, monstrous FGM and abortions based on gender. Took credit for tackling the Northern grooming gangs and when in fact it was Nazir Afzal Chief Crown Prosecutor for the North West, and a cover-up that began under one Tony Blair.

How he is a member of the extremely secretive neoliberal thinktank the Trilateral Commission, a very powerful organisation with dubious goals and aims to curtail democracy. How he became labour leader by running on a platform to honour Corbyn's policies before throwing Corbyn under the bus and purging labour of any Jewish voices and 1,000s of members in general that have criticized the Israel regime previously and once again unreported by the MSM.

Stated before he became Labour leader he wanted a "real" living wage and once in power denied it. Persuaded Corbyn as Brexit Secretary to dump the pledge to honour the referendum result and subsequently blamed Corbyn when 52 Northern seats who had voted Labour in 2017 then voted for Boris instead. Anyone but Corbyn they squealed would be 20% ahead in the polls, despite Covid and the numerous tory cock-ups Labour are still 8% behind and woodentops personal rating is dropping like a stone.

If you think Boris is bad (and he is) wait until this establishment stooge is elected to give the impression we still have a democracy in the UK...

 

[Oswestrian]

Is this the same Starmer who also stupidly plagiarized Nazi propaganda for his conference speech and which was NOT reported by the MSM? Just imagine if it had been Corbyn.

Starmer quoted 'the beauty of work' as a driving force for what passes for his ‘vision’ for the UK. Starmer attributed his idea to Auden however, in fact, the 'beauty of work' ('Schönheit der Arbeit'), was a slogan of Nazi propaganda for the nazi regime from 1934 to 1945.

Sir Keir Starmer KCB QC (Keith) also likes to rattle on about his so-called working-class roots from humble beginnings, his father was a toolmaker don't you know, just forget the bit where his father actually owned the business, the Oxted Tool Company, we don't know much else because the information has been removed online and doesn't appear in company records because his father traded as a sole trader. Successful enough to buy a house and in an era when it was extremely rare. How he was in part privately educated and dragged up in the mean streets of leafy suburbia in Oxted in Surrey before attending Oxford University.

How he harps on about his time as a human rights lawyer, at £400 an hour, over £15,000 a week. A year's wages in a single week, he is one of us don't you know. How he threw the victims of police violence under a bus alongside Julian Assange while Director of Public Prosecutions and head of the Crown Prosecution Service and stated that there was not enough evidence to charge Jimmy Saville or tackle barbaric, monstrous FGM and abortions based on gender. Took credit for tackling the Northern grooming gangs and when in fact it was Nazir Afzal Chief Crown Prosecutor for the North West, and a cover-up that began under one Tony Blair.

How he is a member of the extremely secretive neoliberal thinktank the Trilateral Commission, a very powerful organisation with dubious goals and aims to curtail democracy. How he became labour leader by running on a platform to honour Corbyn's policies before throwing Corbyn under the bus and purging labour of any Jewish voices and 1,000s of members in general that have criticized the Israel regime previously and once again unreported by the MSM.

Stated before he became Labour leader he wanted a "real" living wage and once in power denied it. Persuaded Corbyn as Brexit Secretary to dump the pledge to honour the referendum result and subsequently blamed Corbyn when 52 Northern seats who had voted Labour in 2017 then voted for Boris instead. Anyone but Corbyn they squealed would be 20% ahead in the polls, despite Covid and the numerous tory cock-ups Labour are still 8% behind and woodentops personal rating is dropping like a stone.

If you think Boris is bad (and he is) wait until this establishment stooge is elected to give the impression we still have a democracy in the UK...

A most excellent and informative synopsis SamBally. Thank you.

 

[SamBally]

How is that 'Blair' love in coming along now Sir Keir, a few days after you robustly defended him at the Labour Conference, you politically inept clown!

Tony and Cherie Blair saved hundreds of thousands of pounds in property taxes when acquiring a London office building from an offshore company owned by a prominent Bahraini minister.

The deal has been revealed in the Pandora papers, a trove of leaked offshore documents.

(Guardian)

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

How is that 'Blair' love in coming along now Sir Keir, a few days after you robustly defended him at the Labour Conference, you politically inept clown!

Tony and Cherie Blair saved hundreds of thousands of pounds in property taxes when acquiring a London office building from an offshore company owned by a prominent Bahraini minister.

The deal has been revealed in the Pandora papers, a trove of leaked offshore documents.

(Guardian)

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Sir Keir Starmer to defect to the Conservatives after becoming disillusioned with his own leadership​

One of three possible Labour defections to the Tories is rumoured to be party activist Sir Keir Starmer, it has emerged.

After a conference marred by infighting, hecklers and his own jokes, sources close to the former lawyer claim he is disillusioned with the Labour movement and the direction he is taking it.

Starmer used his first party conference to set out a clear message to voters in his self-penned 78-page pamphlet entitled, “Democratic Progressivism: Reshaping the Neo-Liberal Consensus in a Post-Pandemic Marketplace.”

However, rows broke out over one-member-one-vote, the role of the NEC and Luciana Berger’s access to the finger buffet.

Labour insider and Starmer pal, Simon Williams, said, “Smashing the left-wing, waving the Union Jack and fucking over those on the minimum wage are all things Sir Keir feels could achieve more easily under the Conservatives.

“In switching allegiances like this, Sir Keir is merely leaving behind a party that sees no racism for one that sees absolutely no problem with it.”

Williams added, “For him, politics has always been about helping hardworking families.

“And Boris Johnson has six of them.”

via - OhJeremyCorbyn

Based on an original idea by “Roy”, author of the Algorithm Party

 

[Altair]

Keir Starmer won't defect.

 

[SamBally]

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

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LOL I don't know why they don't get it!

smfh

 

[Altair]

LOL I don't know why they don't get it!

smfh

Wake up would be a good start.

SMFH

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

S.A.T.I.R.E

 

[Altair]

S.A.T.I.R.E

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THICK.

 

[SamBally]

This is what happens when you live alone in a cabin in the woods isolated for 25 years!


It's SATIRE!

 

[Altair]

This is what happens when you live alone in a cabin in the woods isolated for 25 years!


It's SATIRE!

Satire has nothing to do with it.

This isn't Satire.

It's Pricks like YOU pretending.

Wont work.

 

[TwoWhalesInAPool]

This is what happens when you live alone in a cabin in the woods isolated for 25 years!


It's SATIRE!

Honestly, I thought we had moved on after the PercyGate incident when he went total Karen about an article believing it to be real. Now its another name caller getting all bitchy about a satirical article warning.

LOL @SamBally Maybe I have to start each new post with 'This article is satire.'

I'm saying no more. Leaving Karen 2 to his angry life and not disrupt a good thread.

 

[Altair]

Lets see what Sam has to say First?

 

[SamBally]

Honestly, I thought we had moved on after the PercyGate incident when he went total Karen about an article believing it to be real. Now its another name caller getting all bitchy about a satirical article warning.

LOL @SamBally Maybe I have to start each new post with 'This article is satire.'

Lol!

So funny... You even quoted the source, these anti-social misfits just don't possess a sense of humour, it's all or nothing for them (usually nothing).

All rage no substance.

 

[Altair]

Lol!

So funny... You even quoted the source, these anti-social misfits just don't possess a sense of humour, it's all or nothing for them (usually nothing).

All rage no substance.

That was kinda Quick. Ok.

Rage AND a sense of Humour...Yeah that's kinda like me. No apologies for that.

Substance is measured in something you know nothing about.

 

[SamBally]

Talking of substance.

The latest YouGov poll puts Keith below Corbyn in terms of popularity and Corbyn had the entire establishment monstering him, Starmer has had their full support in comparison.

The focus groups advising Starmer don't even like him LOL even though he and his inner circle are solely reliant on that advice. Politico has found voters in the northeast town of Blyth say he is dodgy and sleazy and that there is something about him not right and that he is a wrong-un and as if that wasn’t enough, he’s also described as out of touch, smarmy and not for the working class.

 

[SamBally]

Copied from source but nicely states in a nutshell what a turncoat backstabbing menace Starmer really is.

'2019 was a really weird political year, completely dominated by Brexit. Look at the facts: We were supposed to leave the EU at 11pm on 29 March 2019 – roughly 3 months shy of 3 years after the June 2016 referendum.

On 20 March 2019, the Prime Minister wrote to European Council President, asking to extend Article 50 until 30 June 2019. Brexit voters, sensing they were being betrayed by Westminster, were getting increasingly angry.

On 2 April 2019, the Prime Minister announced she would seek a further extension to the Article 50 process and offered to meet the Leader of the Opposition to agree on a deal that can win the support of MPs.

In May, the Tories, then led by Theresa May, scored just 8% in the European elections, Labour fared a little better with just 13% – the public was blaming both parties for the parliamentary deadlock & shilly-shallying. The Tories moved against Theresa May and replaced her with Boris Johnson, the Tories polling immediately started to recover.

On 19 October 2019, the new PM Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal was lost on an amendment in the Commons. In accordance with the European Union (Withdrawal) (No. 2) Act 2019 – commonly known as the ‘Benn Act’ – the Prime Minister wrote to European Council President Donald Tusk, to request an extension to the Brexit process.

On 28 October 2019, EU Ambassadors agreed with a further Brexit extension to 31 January 2020.

Johnson then got the December election he wanted, thanks largely to the SNP and delusional Swinson-led LDs. In the campaign, Johnson’s slogan, ‘Get Brexit Done’ was parroted by all major news outlets mantra-like. The Farage vehicle – the ‘Brexit Party’ urged its followers to vote Tory. Labour recovered to 32% by polling day but it wasn’t enough.'



Corbyn's fault?




Pigs might fly...

Edited to include.

Red Knight (unofficial biography) Michael Ashcroft

This book suggests that Theresa Mays soft BREXIT was blocked by Starmer- negative briefings to the press and a stipulation that a second referendum was included in negotiations. Corbyn’s team was looking for a deal. the result May’s resignation. Proroguing of Parliament.

The Brexit debacle is not the Tories fault, the blame clearly lies at the foot of the shadow (forensic) Brexit secretary Starmer and not forgetting Jo "I will be PM" Swinson.

 

[Wojcik]

Major plot twist: Starmer, the secret Brexiteer.

My conspiracy theory is that Starmer tabled the notion of a second referendum on the original vote, knowing full well that it would be the collapse the Corbyn leadership and Labour's overall vote in an election. He predicted on the Labour supporters emotions on a second referendum, and he exploited them, promising all of these things that he knew he couldn't keep. The reality of the situation was that there would be no second referendum, and we would in fact be leaving the EU. What version of leaving? That was up to a split Parliament, who all had multiple different versions of their idea of leave. It was no longer about what the majority of people who voted wanted, but rather the greedy Fat Cats in Westminster who thought they knew better than the peasantry.
And then came 2019. The night of the General Election. Unusually held in December. But the damage was already done, as Starmer rubbed his hands with glee, realising his handy work, realising leaving the EU was inevitable, and most importantly seizing the reigns of leadership for himself. Everything had come to fruition, exactly as he had planned.