| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Starmergeddon | |
| Posted by: | Anthony Hawran | |
| Date/Time: | 04/07/24 18:19:00 |
| "'Besides the Lego hair of puppet ‘changed my mind’ Keir, it’s the sanctimonious, nasal, sermon giving, voice we will have to endure for the next few months while we watch the economy shrink and the stock market go bearish. He just has zero leadership qualities and exudes no confidence.' I've read some weird things on this Forum but 'Lego hair'? You are even more desperate than Richard to find some fault, just suck it up, we've endured fourteen years of bloody misery with the lying, incompetent Tories and quite frankly you and others who can only whinge on about hair and voices are pathetic, and need to get a life. Go Keir!" (04/07/24 09:33:00 Vanessa Smith) Vanessa, I myself would not vote for Sir Starmer with the Lego hair, or the Labour Party that he leads. On another thread on ealingtoday.co.uk - KATYN MEMORIAL, I set out my reasons why. Please see below part of that thread. "In relation to the Katyn Massacre, I believe that if Sir Starmer with the Lego hair, if he had been in the Soviet system, he would have been a venal Soviet flunkey lackey boy in covering up that massacre, and blaming it on the Soviets one time Nazi allies. Before, and up to the Labour Party's defeat in the 2019 General Election, Sir Starmer with the Lego hair seemed like quite a keen sychophant of the then party leader Jeremy Corbyn. Corbyn himself was/is a deluded apologist for Hitler's one time ally in the Moscow Kremlin, and its present incumbent - Vladimir Putin. Sir Starmer with the Lego hair, is now saying that he did not think that Labour would have won that election is devoid of principle and is scarcely believable. If Sir Starmer with the Lego hair had been within the British Establishment during the Cold War, I feel sure he would buckled under Soviet pressure to not establish the Katyn Massacre Memorial. I think that Sir Starmer with the Lego hair has an authoritarian Soviet mindset. It was displayed during the Covid outbreak, when he wanted a more authoritarian severe lockdown, suggesting that he does have not much regard for hard won freedoms and democracy.These freedoms were fought for during World War Two. In contrast, Rishi Sunak did not want the severe lockdown that Sir Starmer with the Lego hair wanted. Therefore, Rishi Sunak has more regard and respect for hard won freedoms and democracy, despite his early departure from the recent D-Day commemorations. Another indicator of Sir Starmer with the Lego hair's authoritarian Soviet mindset is the way he spent three and a half years blocking Brexit after the Referendum of 2016, and paralysing Parliament. Sorry for straying away from away from original thread, but I do believe that the authoritarian mindset of some people in authority can ultimately lead to events like Katyn." (27/06/24 23:02:00 Anthony Hawran) |