Keir Jung Un-Believable

I couldn't think of a whole lot of anything on the 'Dictatorship and Authoritarian Workbook for Dummies' checklist that Sir Keir Starmer, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, hadn't made a good start at checking off the 'to-do' stack of bullet points. Carl Court/Pool Photo via AP The man is a one-person, anti-British wrecking ball, and his loyal toadies masquerading as earnest British public servants are the tools through which he carries out his plans. Everything from Ed Miliband's insane addiction to anything with a whiff of Green about it, hopelessly crippling any chance of the island's energy independence and security, to Rachel Reeves determination to drive the last of the British farmers from their traditional homestead pastures through excessive taxation. Sometimes Starmer has to take a momentary loss, but whatever it is he backed off from always comes roaring back to life. Keir Starmer set for 13th major U-turn as mandatory Digital IDs SCRAPPED - GB News (@GBNEWS) https://t.co/16CHB7MzJQ January 13, 2026 Then there's the police state Starmer's instituted, with home visits by his law enforcement Starmtroopers over wrong-speak (a category determined exclusively by the government), with arrests for waving the two beloved national standards as race-baiting incitement. There's the ongoing campaign to strip the populace of any platform for communicating news and opinions (however unpopular with the government) by throttling social media sites that do bend the knee to government demands, and banning those who will not, of which the greatest offending scab on Starmer's totalitarian id is X. He wants it, along with every X app on every British cell phone, decapitated, dead, and buried with a stake through its heart, like a 13th-century Romanian grandmother whom someone thought was a vampire. Starmer's regime has taken, or is in the process of taking away, nearly everything that makes life uniquely British. Or the things that, at this point, make British life tolerable. But don't worry your head about it, dear Brits - you can always vote the bastard and his Labour party out, right? Well, dang it. It looks as if Mr 16% Approval Rating and his gang of culture thieves have thought of that, too, and it's been brewing for over a year. I mean, I can't for the life of me figure out a parliamentary national election schedule, but, as I've laid out before, much of the power in these parties haveis vested in the city council elections they hold. Labour has been getting its clock cleaned in recent elections, shockingly for them, even in strongholds where they held power for decades. The predictions for the upcoming round of elections for councils scheduled for this May have been absolutely brutal for Labour. So badly are the polls skewing that the prediction is a certain unpopular PM may be out on his ear. ...In fact, it's looking so grim for Labour in the upcoming Welsh Parliamentary (Senedd Cymru) elections that the Telegraph UK is characterising it as an impending 'wipeout.' Reform is projected to rank neck...

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