The King’s Speech Won’t Save Starmer: Wes Streeting Won’t Save Labour
Labour’s Crisis Is Not Personality: It’s Palantir, Bilderberg, and the Erased Working Class.
Parliament opens on a government that has already lost the country. The...
The Captain and the Iceberg: Starmer’s Titanic Delusion
After catastrophic local election losses, the Prime Minister offered Britain more of the same. The working class heard him clearly.
Is there any sight more...
Labour: A Party in Its Death Throes Is Never a Pretty...
LABOUR IN ITS DEATH THROES
The election verdict is in. The cabinet has cloth ears. And a party that was built to serve the working...
The Labour Party Mutiny Begins
One backbencher, eighty-one names, and the question that may already have its answer
On a Saturday afternoon in May, with Wales already lost and Scotland...
Things Can Only Get… Very Much Worse for Labour
Gordon Brown, Harriet Harman and the ghost of New Labour: this is not a comeback. It is a séance
After catastrophic losses in the May...
STARMER ARSON TRIAL: Week Two Round-up The Defence Speaks, The Handler...
STARMER ARSON TRIAL, COURT 2, OLD BAILEY
Week Two: The Defence Speaks, The Handler Stays Silent
Legal Proceedings, Forensic Analysis, and the Unanswered Geopolitical Question
Week ending...
Starmer Refuses to Go. The Country Has Already Left.
The country has spoken. It spoke in Wigan, where Labour lost every single one of the twenty seats it was defending, handing them to...
POLLING DAY: NOW IS THE TIME OF MONSTERS
Britain Goes to the Polls, and the Old World Has No Answer Left
Today, voters across Scotland, Wales, and England cast their ballots in what...
Zack Polanski Toolmaker’s Apprentice
How Zack Polanski Fabricated a Career, a Biography, and a Political Identity
From a false Red Cross spokesman claim to fabricated hypnotherapy qualifications, from a...
Starmer Commits UK to €90bn Ukraine Loan – No Vote, No...
The Entry Fee for a War Without End
“WAR is a racket. It always has been. It is possibly the oldest, easily the most profitable,...
